4.1 Analyzing Business Transaction Flashcards
List of goods to be ordered issued by sales department
Purchase requisition
List of goods needed by the requesting department issued by any other department
Purchase requisition
After inspection to show the quantity and condition of the goods received
Receiving Report
Delivery of goods issued by seller
Sales Invoice
Delivery of goods issued by buyer
Purchase Invoice
Return of goods or for allowances
Credit/Debit note
Reminder ( request ) to pay
Statement of Account
Inform that payment is made ( normally through bank transfer )
Remittance advice
Financial events that changes the assets, liabilities, and equity of a business entity
Business transactions
Source documents that serve as basis for recording business transactions
Business documents
Receive payment ( Cash, Cheque, Bank transfer )
Receipt
A written promise to pay a specified amount on a certain date
Promissory Note
Payment made either by cash or by cheque
Voucher
Payment from petty cash fund
Petty Cash Voucher
Inventory Count, Basis for recording ending inventory
Inventory Take Sheet/ Stock take sheet
Where are increases recorded in an account
Normal Balance side
Where are decreases are recorded on an account
Opposite side of the normal balance
A written record of the assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity of a business
Account
A list of accounts used by a business to record its financial transactions
Chart of Accounts
The side of an account in the accounting equation
Normal Balance
An accounting system that involves recording effects of each transaction as debits or credits
Double Entry System
Difference between the two sides of an account
Account Balance
Adding the amount
Footing
Represents a mathematical operation
Rule/ Ruling
Represents account balance final answers
Double rule / double ruling
Account that is brought forward to the next accounting period
Real Account / Permanent Account
ACcount that is closed at the end of the accounting period
Temporary Account/ Nominal Account
Examples of Permanent/ Real account
Assets, Liabilities, Capital
Examples of Nominal/ Temporary Account
Revenues, Expenses, Owner’s Drawing