AC 2-4 Flashcards
What is the business entity concept?
This is that the owner is separate from the business
What is capital also known as?
Net assets
What is the accounting equation?
Assets - liabilities = opening capital + profit + capital injections - drawings
OP CID
Where does profit go?
If profit is made then capital increases
What are the steps to record a transaction?
- Identify the two affected accounts.
- Are the increasing or decreasing
- Should they be debit or credit?
- Does it balance?
How do you balance ledgers?
- Which total is higher
- Make this the total on both sides.
- Add balance c/f to side with less
- Add balance b/f to side with more
What does a trial balance show?
The trial balance shows all the balances brought forward
If something is bought the £10 cash, and then returned what happens (think of double entry)
For the sale, you debit cash and credit sales
For the return, you debit sale and credit cash
If Harry expects a 5% discount on £30,000 credit when paying within 10 days, but misses the period what does the double entry look like?
Initial purchase:
Dr purchase (28,500)
Cr payable (28,500)
Correction:
Dr payable (28,500)
Cr cash (30,000)
Dr purchases (1500) i.e. difference
What is included in the total payment by employers?
Total payment= gross salary + employer NICs
What is the formula for net salary?
Net salary= amount received + PAYE + employer NIC + employee NIC