Accounting Flashcards

1
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What is a service business

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A business that provides a service in exchange for money

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2
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Give examples of service businesses

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Lawyer, doctor or a plumber

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3
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What is a trading business

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A business where we sell stock or goods for a profit

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4
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Give examples of trading businesses

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Pick n pay, Woolworths or the istore

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5
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What is a contract of purchase and sale

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With every sales transaction, there is one party who is the buyer and one party who is the seller

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6
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What must be in agreement whenever a contract of payment and sale occur

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Price
Product
Place
Promotion

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7
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Trading stock

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Goods that a business sells ro other businesses or to consumers

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8
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Why is trading stock an asset

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It is worth money to the business

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9
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Give synonyms for trading stock

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Goods, merchandise and stock

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10
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What are the advantages of cash purchases

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The seller is assured of income immediately

The buyer is sometimes able to buy at a discounted price

Less working capital required

Less administration costs as no accounts need to be managed

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What are the disadvantages of cash purchases

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The seller may not sell as much stock as a credit seller

The seller may not have as many customers as credit traders

Increased security risks for the seller

The buyer is not able to build up a credit history with cash purchases

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12
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What are the 2 different cash purchases made by businesses

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C.W.O= Cash with order 
C.O.D= cash on delivery
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13
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What does C.O.W mean

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This means that the money for the purchase will be paid when the order is placed

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14
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What does C.O.D mean

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This means that the money for the purchase will be paid when the goods are delivered to the buyer

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15
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What are the different means of cash purchases

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Debit cards, efts, credit cards

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16
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What are retail businesses

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Businesses that sell goods and not services

17
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Cost price + profit = selling price

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18
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Cost price = selling price - profit

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19
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Profit = selling price - cost price

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20
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What is the national credit act

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To promote and advance the social and economic welfare or South Africans, promote a fair, transparent, competitive, sustainable credit market and industry and to protect consumers

21
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Source document

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A credit invoice. A receipt or bank statement for a direct payment(payment of account). Or credit not(returned or damaged goods)

22
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Go through accounting cycle

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23
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Clients

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Customer to whom a business sells on credit

24
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Non- current asset

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Something of value that the ompany possesses an does nit change value within a year.
Eg vehicles, equipment, land and buildings

25
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Current assets

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Something of value that the company possesses, but can change within 12 months

Eg debtors, trading stock, bank

26
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Debtor

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A person who owes the company money. A current asset

27
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Creditors

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A person who the company owes money to. A current liability

28
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Expense

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Decreases your owner’s equity. Rent expense, salaries and wages

29
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Income

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Increases your owner’s equity. Rent expense, salaries and wages