chapter 16 Flashcards
incomplete records
any method of recording financial transactions that is not based on the double entry model
single entry bookkeeping
method of bookkeeping where only one aspect of each financial transaction is recorded
statement of affairs
a list of the business assets and liabilities at a point in time, usually the capital of the business at that point in time
effect of profit on sole traders capital
profit increases capital while losses reduce capital
profit calculation with the capital and liabilities section of the statement of financial position
opening capital
+ capital introduced
+ net profit
- drawings
= closing capital
(the first stage is to identify capital by listing the assets and liabilities in a statement of affairs)
purposes of summary bank account(cash book)
forcing the accountant to collate the items involving money coming into the business and money going out of the business so that the totals for each revenue or expense can be identified