Bookkeeping Controls Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

What costs make up the Wages Expense?

A

Gross Pay + ERNI (National Insurance) + ER Pension Contribution

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2
Q

What deductions come from employees pay?

A

PAYE, EENI (National Insurance), EE Pension Contributions, Voluntary Deductions e.g. charity

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3
Q

What is net pay?

A

Gross pay minus deductions (PAYE, EENI, EE Pension, Voluntary Deductions)

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4
Q

How to write irrecoverable debt with VAT

A

Irrecoverable debt - DEBIT
VAT - DEBIT
SLCA - CREDIT

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5
Q

What is error of omission?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

Transaction not entered at all, anywhere

No

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6
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What is error of principle?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

Transaction is entered into the wrong type of account.

No.

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7
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What is error of commssion?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

Transaction is entered into the wrong account but same type e.g. office expenses is entered into rent.
No

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8
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What is error of original entry?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

Wrong figure has been entered correctly into debit & credit.

No.

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9
Q

What is reversal of entries?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

Correct figure/same figure has been entered to wrong side of both accounts involved.
No/

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10
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What is a compensating error?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

Two separate errors equal each other out.

No.

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11
Q

What is a calculating error in accounts?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

E.g. an error when adding up figures & balancing a ledger account
Yes

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12
Q

What is a single entry transaction?

Does is affect Trial Balance?

A

Entering a debit but not a credit or vice versa.

Yes

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13
Q

Does using two debits or two credits affect trial balance?

Give an example

A

Yes

E.g. Crediting rent recieved and also crediting the bank (when is should be debit)

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14
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Does entering different amount on the debits & credits affect trial balance?
Give an example

A

Yes.

E.g. entering £45 in debit and £54 in credit.

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15
Q

Would making an error in transferring an account balance the trial balance affect it?
Give an example

A

Yes

E.g entering £5000 instead of £500

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16
Q

Would omitting a general ledger account in the trial balance affect it?

A

Yes

Leaving an account out of the TB completely.

17
Q

What is DEAD CLIC?

A

Debit - Expenses, Assets & Drawings

Credit - Liabilities, Income & Capital

18
Q

What is the formula for irrecoverable debts?

A

Debit - Irrecoverable Debts
Debit - VAT
Credit - SLCA

19
Q

What is the layout for balancing accounts?

A

Bal c/d
Total
Bal b/d

20
Q

What do you do with outstanding lodgements and unpresented cheques?

A

ADD outstanding lodgements

MINUS unpresented cheques

21
Q

What is the layout for the Wages Control Account?

What do the Bank and HMRC transactions consist of?

A
CREDIT - WAGES EXPENSE
DEBIT - Everything else
(Bank, HMRC, Pension Fund, Trade Union Fees, Charity Contributions)
Bank - Net employees pay
HMRC - Income tax, EENI, ERNI
22
Q

What type of account is an SLCA?

What are the debits and credits?

A

ASSET account
DEBIT - Balance b/d, (credit customer) sales. returned cheque
CREDIT - Bank (receipts), (credit customer) sales returns, discounts allowed, irrecoverable debts, balance c/d

23
Q

What type of account is the PLCA?

What are the debits & credits?

A

LIABILITY account
DEBIT - Bank (payments), (credit customer) purchase returns, Discounts received, Balance c/d
CREDIT - Balance b/d, (credit customer) purchases

24
Q

When is the company owed VAT and when does it owe it, and do they debit or credit the VAT control account?

A

Owed VAT on purchases - DEBIT CONTROL ACCOUNT

Owes VAT on sales - CREDIT CONTROL ACCOUNT

25
What are the debits of the VAT control account?
Sales Returns, credit Purchases, Discounts allowed, Cash purchases, petty cash & irrecoverable debts
26
What are the credits of the VAT control account?
Credit sales, purchase returns, discounts recieved, cash sales
27
Where do the c/d and b/d balances have to be for the company to OWE VAT?
Owing is a liability - c/d is in debit and b/d is in credit
28
Where do the c/d and b/d balances have to be for the company to BE OWED VAT?
Being owed VAT is an ASSET - c/d is in credit and b/d is in debit
29
What 8 things do I need to write down at the beginning of the exam?
DEAD CLIC How to balance accounts (where to put c/d & b/d)# Irrecoverable debts layout ADD outstanding lodgements, MINUS unpresented cheques SLCA type of account (ASSET) and layout PLCA type of account (LIABILITY) and layout Wages control account layout - (WAGES EXPENSES ARE CREDIT) Vat Control Account layout & MONEY PAID IS DEBIT MONEY RECEIVED IS CREDIT
30
What is PAYE, who bears the cost and who is responsible and who is it paid to?
Pay As You Earn Income tax is collected by employer from employee and deducted from employee before net pay. Employer pays HMRC on a monthly basis.