Accounts Form 3 Flashcards
What is carriage inward
Transport costs of purchases (costs of goods sold)
Carriage outwards
Transport costs of sales (expense)
Cashbook
Cash account and bank account combined into one account having a column for cash and bank on debit and credit side
Cash discount
Decrease in amount owed given to encourage quick payment
Contra entry
Used in cashbook when both the debut and credit sides are used. When money is transferred from cash to bank or visa versa
Control account
Accounts used to check if any errors were made in the sales or purchases ledger
Credit note
Document sent when when goods are returned inwards. It is the source document for the returns inwards day book
Creditor/accounts payable/ trade payable
A person or business that are owed for goods bought from them on credit
Current assets and liabilities
Assets that can quickly be turned into cash (CA)
Amounts owing that must be paid back within a year
Day books
Books of original entry for sales and ourchases of good on credit and the corresponding returns inwards and outwards
Debit note
Document sent when good are returned outwards. Source document for returns outwards day book
Debtor/account receivable/trade receivable
A person/business that owes to the business for goods sold to them on credit
Discounts allowed
Reduction of price given to customers when they pay quickly. Cash discount
Discounts received
Cash discount received when paying a trade payable
Double entry
Process of entering every action taken by the business in two places. One debit and one credit