3-3.5. Double Entry Model Flashcards

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Describe source documents

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They provide evidence of financial transactions – g/s being bought or sold, and money being paid or received.

Each sale, purchase, expense, receipt or payment will be recorded on one of these documents

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Name the 8 types of source documents

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Sales invoice

Purchase invoice

Credit notes

Cheque counter foils

Paying in slip counter foils

Cash receipts

Till rolls

Bank statement

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Describe sales invoices

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The doc that a seller gives to a buyer when supplying g/s on credit. It includes details of the g/s supplied and the amount to be paid

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Describe purchase invoices

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Received by the buyer when g/s are bought on credit. Each invoice is a sales invoice for the seller and purchase invoice for the buyer

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Describe credit notes

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Issues to show that goods have been returned and don’t need to be paid for . Goods may’ve been returned due to being damaged, faulty or not what was ordered.

Used by a business in 2 ways:
Sales returns
Purchase returns

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Describe sales returns and purchase returns

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SR- when goods have been returned by customers

PR- when goods received by the business have been returned to its suppliers

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Describe cheque and paying in slip counterfoils

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Counterfoils are the stubs at the start of cheques and paying in slips that remain in the cheque. When completing a cheque/PIS, the date , amount and details of the payee or amounts received are written on the counterfoils.

Cc- provide a record of money paid into the business

PISC- provide a record of cash and cheques banked by the business

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Describe cash receipts

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Receipts for g/s have been paid for at the time of purchase , whether by cash, cheques or debit card. These will often be small amounts for items like stationery

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Describe till rolls

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Amounts sold and paid for during a specific day and the total value of cash sales during the day. These sales are cash sales rather than cr sales as they’ve been immediately paid for.

These sale recorded on a full roll is the same purchase/expense that’s recorded on the cash receipt - cash receipt = source doc for buyer , till roll = Seller

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Describe bank statements

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Shows each individual receipt and payment to and from the bank account as well as the balance at a given date - sent to businesses by their banks

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Common mistake - bank statement & cheque

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A business will already have the details of cheque payments it’s made and the amounts it’s received and banked from cheque and paying in slips , so the bank statement is NOT a source doc for those items.

These BS is the source doc for payments and receipts that ARENT recorded on counterfoils : standing orders , dd, debit card transactions etc

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Name the 6 books of prime entry

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Sales journal

Purchase journal

Sales returns journal

Purchase returns journal

Cash book

General journal

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Describe sales journal

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B.o.p.e that lists the invoices for credit sales

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Describe purchase journals

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B.o.p.e that lists the invoices for credit purchases

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Describe sales returns journal

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B.o.p.e that lists the cr notes issued by the business

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Describe purchase returns journal

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B.o.p.e that lists the cr notes received by the business

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Describe the cash book

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B.o.p.e that is used to record receipts, bank payments, cash disc allowed and received

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What is recorded on the left side of the 3 column cash book

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A positive bank balance at the start of the month

Amounts received by the business (e.g payments from customers)

Cash discounts allowed to cycles who’ve paid promptly

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What is recorded on the right side of the cash book

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A negative bank balance at the start of the month

Amounts paid by the business (e.g to its suppliers for goods received )

Cash discounts allowed received from suppliers for prompt payment

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Describe general journals

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B.o.p.e that is used to record non-routine transactions

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Describe what is found in the receivables ledger

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Incl T accounts for each credit customer. Each of these customer accounts will show invoices, cr notes, payments , discounts and the amount owned by that customer

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Describe what is found in the payables ledger

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Incl T- account for each cr supplier. Each supplier account will show invoices, cr notes, payments, discounts and the amount owed to that supplier

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Describe what is found in the general ledger

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Incl T-accounts for every item that will appear in the financial statements e.g revenue , purchases, expenses , assets and liabilities, drawings and capital

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Define asset

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A resource of economic value that is owned by a business e.g vehicle

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Define liability
Anything owed by a business - amounts owed to suppliers, bank overdraft/bank loan
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Define running costs
Costs involved in running the business - rent , wages , light and heat , gas etc
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Define income
Incl Sales revenue, capital, rent received etc
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Debit or credit sales returns (returns inwards)?
Debit (Opposite sales revenue)
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Debit or credit purchase returns (returns out)?
Credit (Opposite of purchases)
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Debit or credit purchases?
Debit
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Debit or credit purchases of NCA
Debit the account e.g vehicles or equipment Not purchases!!
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What appears on the debit side of an individual account in the receivables ledger?
Bal b/d (at the start of the period) Sales invoices from sales journal (for credit sales) Dishonoured cheque (from cash book) Discount on dishonoured cheque Interest charged Total Balance b/d (at the start of the next period)
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What appears on the credit side of an individual account in the receivables ledger?
Receipts from the customer (from the cash book) Discount allowed Cr notes from the sales return journal (returns inwards) Contra Bal c/d (at the end of the period) Total
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What to do when an amount is written off in an individual account in the receivables ledger?
CREDIT with the FULL amount that was owed as an irrevocable debt
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What appears on the debit side of an individual account in the purchase ledger?
Payments to the supplier (from the cash book) Discount received Credit notes from the purchase returns journal (returns outward) Contra Bal c/d (at the end of the period) Total
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What appears on the credit side of an individual account in the purchase ledger?
Bal b/d (start of the period) Purchase invoices from purchase journal (credit purchases) Dishonoured cheque from the cash book Discount on dishonoured cheque Interest charged by payable Total Bal b/d (at the start of the next period)
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Typical mistakes with returns in/out
When recording double entry for returns inwards or purchase don’t record the transaction in the business bank account. Apart from sales returns or purchase returns, the other half of the double entry for returns is the trade receivables or trade payables account.
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Define revenue
Value of g/s sold even if they’ve been sold on credit or not yet paid for
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Define purchases
The cost of goods have been bought for resale. It doesn’t incl the cost of NCA such as vehicles
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Where are returns outwards on the income statement and is it added or subtracted?
Shown below purchases and are subtracted when calculating c.o.s
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Define cost of sales
The cost to the business of buying or making the goods that is has sold
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Define carriage in
The cost of transporting goods purchased by the business and is included in the as part of c.o.s
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Describe carriage out
The cost of transporting goods sold by the business and is included as an expense
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Describe discount received
The cash discount obtained from suppliers. It’s added after g.p when calculating profit for the year
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What shouldn’t be included in expenses ?
The cost of NCA or drawings
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What appears on the debit side of an inventory account?
Bal b/d (closing inventory from last year which is now this years opening inventory) Transfer of income statement from this years closing inventory Bal b/d (next years opening inventory)
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Formula for gross profit
Revenue - C.O.S
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What appears on the credit side of an inventory account?
Transfer to the income statement of opening inventory Balance c/d (closing inventory for this year)
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What is the effect on C.O.S when increasing closing stock?
Decreases
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What is the effect on C.O.S when decreasing closing stock?
Increases
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What is the effect on C.O.S when increasing purchases?
Increases
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What is the effect on C.O.S when decreasing purchases stock?
Decreases
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What is the effect on C.O.S when increasing opening stock?
Increases
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What is the effect on C.O.S when decreasing closing stock?
Decreases
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What is the effect on gross profit when increasing purchases?
Decreases
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What is the effect on profit when increasing purchases?
Decreases
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What is the effect on gross profit when increasing returns outwards?
Gross profit
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What is the effect on C.O.S when increasing returns outwards?
Decreases
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What is the effect on profit when increasing revenue?
Increases
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Explain the process of providing a trial balance
1. Balance all ledger accounts and bring down any outstanding balances on each account 2. List the debit balances on the Dr side and list the credit balances on the Cr side 3. Total the debit and credit column and they should both have the same totals
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Formula for cost of sales
Opening inventory + Purchases - Purchase returns (returns out) + carriage inwards - closing inventory
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Formula for profit for the year
Gross profit + other income - expenses
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited : Sales invoice
Credit sale Dr: TR Cr: Sales
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited :Purchase invoice
Credit purchase Dr: Purchase Cr: TP
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited : Credit note sent
Goods returned by customer Dr: Returns in (sales returns) Cr: TR
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited : Credit note received
Goods returned to supplier Dr: TP Cr: Returns out (purchase returns)
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited :Till roll
Cash sale Dr: cash/bank Cr: Sales
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited : Paying in slip
Money placed into bank Dr: Bank Cr: Cash/receivable
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited : Cheque counter foil
Money paid into bank by cheque Dr: Expense/Payable Cr: Bank
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Given the source document , state the transaction type and what is debited and credited :Bank statement
Payment of direct debit Payment received Dr: Bank Cr: Receivable