3.2 Books of Prime Entry and Ledgers Flashcards
6 Books of Prime Entry
- Sales Journal
- Purchases Journal
- Sales Returns Journal
- Purchases Returns Journal
- Cash Book
- General Journal
Sales Journal
Lists all the sales invoices
Purchases Journal
Lists all the purchase invoices
Sales Returns Journal
Lists all credit notes issued by the business
Purchases Returns Journal
Lists all credit notes received by the business
Cash Book
Used to record bank receipts and bank payments, as well as cash discounts allowed and cash discounts received
What is the Left Side of the Cash Book used to Record?
- Positive bank balance at the start of the month
- Amounts received by the business (cash and bank payments from customers)
- Cash discounts allowed
What is the Right Side of the Cash Book used to record?
- Negative bank balance at the statrt of the month
- Amounts paid by the business (eg: to suppliers for goods received)
- Cash discounts received
General Journal
Used to record non-routine transactions
Receivables Ledger
Includes a T-account for each individual credit customer
Payables Ledger
Includes a T-account for each individual credit supplier
General Ledger
Includes T-accounts for every item that will appear in the financial statements
- Income Statement: Revenue, Purchases, Expenses
- SoFP: Assets and Liabilities, Capital, Drawings