Chapter 2 - Bookkeeping Transactions Flashcards
What are Assets?
Items that the business owns e.g., cash at bank, machinery, amounts owed from credit customers
What are the key elements of financial statements?
- Assets
- Liabilities
- Capital
- Income
- Expenses
What are Liabilities?
Amounts owed by the business to other parties e.g., loans, overdrafts, amounts owing to credit suppliers.
What is Capital?
Amount of cash injected by the owner + profit - drawings.
What is Income?
Amounts earned by the business e.g., from sales of goods or services, interest received, rent received, or commission received.
What are Expenses?
Costs incurred by the business e.g., purchases of goods for resale, wages, rent, utilities, stationery etc.
What is a Non-Current Asset?
Assets held in the business for > 1 year e.g., machinery, company vehicles, licensing, branding etc.
What is a Current Asset?
Assets used by the business on a day-to-day basis e.g., inventories, trade receivables, cash.
What is a Non-Current Liability?
Long term debts of the business e.g., bank loan, mortgage etc.
What is a Current Liability?
Amounts owed by the business due to day-to-day activity e.g, trade payables, accruals, bank overdrafts, VAT liability etc.