Week 2 Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

What type of transaction is a cash purchase?

A

The entity receives goods and/or services in exchange for a cash payment made at approximately the same time

  • Dr Purchases (e.g. Dr Rent)
  • Cr Bank
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What type of transaction is a cash sale?

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The entity dispatches/sells goods and/or services in exchange for a cash receipt at approximately the same time

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr Sales
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What type of transactions is a credit purchase/payable?

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The entity purchases goods and/or services but does not pay for them immediately. It therefore owes money to the supplier
Payables Set-up (when goods are purchased)
-Dr Purchase
-Cr Payables

At some future date the entity needs to settle its liability by paying cash to the supplier
Payables Discharge (when payment is made)
-Dr Payables
-Cr Bank

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What type of transaction is a credit sale/receivable?

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The entity dispatches/sells goods and/or artifices in return for a promise of a cash receipt some time in the future. It is therefore owed money by its customers.
Receivables Set-up (when goods are sold)
-Dr Trade Receivable
-Cr Sales

At some future date the entity will receive cash from the customer
Receivables Discharge (when cash is received)
-Dr Bank
-Cr Trade Receivables

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5
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What type of transactions are investment and loans FROM the entity?

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Investment Setup

  • Dr Investment
  • Cr Bank

Loan Setup

  • Dr Loan
  • Cr Bank

Investment Income

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr Dividend received

Loan Income

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr interest received

Investments discharge

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr Investment

Loan Discharge

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr Loan (asset)
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What type of transaction are capital FOR and loans TO the entity?

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Capital Setup

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr Capital

Loan Setup

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr Loan

Dividend Expense

  • Dr Dividends Paid
  • Cr Bank

Loan Interest Charge

  • Dr Loan Interest
  • Cr Bank

Capital Repayment

  • Dr Capital
  • Cr Bank

Loan Repayment

  • Dr Loan
  • Cr Bank
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What type of transaction are Grants and taxes paid BY the entity?

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The entity makes a cash payment but receives nothing directly and obviously in return

  • Dr Grants or Taxes account
  • Cr Bank
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What type of transaction are Grant TO the entity?

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Cash is received by the entity in recognition of or in expectation of certain aspects of activity. No direct, obvious output is made by the entity

  • Dr Bank
  • Cr Grants Received
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9
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What are the purposes of primary financial statements?

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Statement of Financial Position
-Purpose is to report financial position

Income Statement
-Purpose is to report financial performance

Statement of cash flows
-Purpose is to report financial adaptability

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10
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What is the statement of cash flows?

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Statement of cash flows shoes your cash changes over the accounting period.

Liquidity is measured by the cash and near cash-assets and the change in those assets
CASH INFLOW-CASH OUTFLOW=CHANGES IN EQUITY

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11
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What is the difference between profit and cash?

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It is possible for a potential business to fail due to a lack of working capital

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12
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What is the working capital cycle

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Cash → Payables(creditors) → Inventory →Receivables(debtors) →Back to the start

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