4.1 Analyzing Business Transaction Flashcards

1
Q

List of goods to be ordered issued by sales department

A

Purchase requisition

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2
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List of goods needed by the requesting department issued by any other department

A

Purchase requisition

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3
Q

After inspection to show the quantity and condition of the goods received

A

Receiving Report

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4
Q

Delivery of goods issued by seller

A

Sales Invoice

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5
Q

Delivery of goods issued by buyer

A

Purchase Invoice

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6
Q

Return of goods or for allowances

A

Credit/Debit note

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7
Q

Reminder ( request ) to pay

A

Statement of Account

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8
Q

Inform that payment is made ( normally through bank transfer )

A

Remittance advice

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9
Q

Financial events that changes the assets, liabilities, and equity of a business entity

A

Business transactions

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10
Q

Source documents that serve as basis for recording business transactions

A

Business documents

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11
Q

Receive payment ( Cash, Cheque, Bank transfer )

A

Receipt

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12
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A written promise to pay a specified amount on a certain date

A

Promissory Note

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13
Q

Payment made either by cash or by cheque

A

Voucher

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14
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Payment from petty cash fund

A

Petty Cash Voucher

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15
Q

Inventory Count, Basis for recording ending inventory

A

Inventory Take Sheet/ Stock take sheet

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16
Q

Where are increases recorded in an account

A

Normal Balance side

17
Q

Where are decreases are recorded on an account

A

Opposite side of the normal balance

18
Q

A written record of the assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity of a business

A

Account

19
Q

A list of accounts used by a business to record its financial transactions

A

Chart of Accounts

20
Q

The side of an account in the accounting equation

A

Normal Balance

21
Q

An accounting system that involves recording effects of each transaction as debits or credits

A

Double Entry System

22
Q

Difference between the two sides of an account

A

Account Balance

23
Q

Adding the amount

A

Footing

24
Q

Represents a mathematical operation

A

Rule/ Ruling

25
Q

Represents account balance final answers

A

Double rule / double ruling

26
Q

Account that is brought forward to the next accounting period

A

Real Account / Permanent Account

27
Q

ACcount that is closed at the end of the accounting period

A

Temporary Account/ Nominal Account

28
Q

Examples of Permanent/ Real account

A

Assets, Liabilities, Capital

29
Q

Examples of Nominal/ Temporary Account

A

Revenues, Expenses, Owner’s Drawing