Accounting Flashcards

1
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What is a sole trader?

A

A form of business where only one person owns the business and usually runs the business too.

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2
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Name the 2 types of business.

A

Services business: where businesses provide a service in exchange for payment.

Trading business: Where goods are sold to customers in exchange for payment.

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3
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Define “capital”.

A

The money used to start a business by the owner.

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4
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Define “owner’s equity”.

A

The owner’s contribution to the business and how much the business is worth.

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5
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What are assets?

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Money or anything that you own that can be turned into money, including loans and other payments owed to you. Something of value that is durable, and is kept for a long time, that the business owns.

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6
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What are fixed assets?

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Their value doesn’t change much over a short period of time and is expected to last for a long time. Not bought/sold regularly. For example, land & buildings, vehicles, and equipment.

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What are current assets?

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Assets kept for less than 12 months. For example, the money in the bak, cash float, trading stock, money owed to the business by debtors, etc.

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8
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Define “income”.

A

Money earned/received by a business.

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9
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Define “expenses”.

A

The daily running costs of the business.

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10
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Define “profit”.

A

The amount of money left over after all the expenses have been paid.

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11
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Define “liability”.

A

Money owed to a person/business/bank.

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12
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Define “drawings”.

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What the owner takes out the business for personal use.

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13
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What is a transaction?

A

A business deal.

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14
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Define “source document”.

A

The first document on which a transaction is recorded.

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15
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Name the 2 types of income.

A
  1. Current income.

2. Rent income.

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16
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Name the 2 types of liabilities.

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  1. Non-current liabilities.

2. Current liabilities.

17
Q

The Double Entry System:

For each transaction, we will have a ________ and a _________ account.

A
  1. Debit.

2. Credit.

18
Q

What is the accounting equation?

A

Assets = Owner’s Equity + Liabilitrs.

OR

Owner’s Equity = Assets - Liabilities.

OR

Capital + Income - Drawings - Expenses.

19
Q

List all the steps in the accounting cycle.

A
  1. Transaction.
  2. Source document.
  3. Summarised in journals.
  4. Totalled and posted to the general ledger.
  5. Trial balance.
  6. Financial statemnets.
20
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Name the 4 types of source documents.

A
  1. Receipt.
  2. Deposit slip.
  3. Cash register Tape (CRT)
  4. Cash invoice.
21
Q

Define “cheque counterfoil”.

A

A summary of the details of the cheque. An important source document used for recording transactions,

22
Q

Cash journals:

Cash _________ Journal (CRJ) in which all cash recieved are recorded.
Cash __________ Journal (CPJ) in which all cash payments are recorded.

A
  1. Receipts.

2. Payments.

23
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In T accounts, Assets get bigger on the _________ side and smaller on the _______ side. Owners’ equity gets smaller on the _________ side and bigger on the ________ side.

A
  1. Debit.
  2. Credit.
  3. Credit.
  4. Debit.