Chapter 2 - The Accounting Equation Flashcards

1
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What is the accounting equation/ SFP equation?

A

Total Assets = Total Liability + Equity

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2
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What types of assets are there?

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Current assets and non-current assets.

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3
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What is a current asset?

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Assets acquired for resale or assets acquired for less than 12 months

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4
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What are examples of current assets?

A
  • Inventory
  • Trade Receivables
  • Bank/ Cash
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5
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What is a non-current asset?

A

Assets acquired for long term use in the business (more than 12 months)

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6
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What are examples of non-current assets?

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  • Land/ buildings

- Vehicles

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What types of liabilities are there?

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Current liabilities and non-current liabilities

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8
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What is a current liability?

A

Liabilities that are payable within 12 months of the SFP date

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9
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What are examples of current liabilities?

A
  • Trade payables

- Overdraft

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10
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What is a non-current liability?

A

Long term liabilities payable more than 12 months after the SFP date

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11
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What are examples of non-current liabilities?

A

Loan

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12
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What is the business entity concept?

A

This concept states that financial accounts should only show the activities of the business and NOT the personal activities of its owners

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13
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What examples are there of ‘flows of money’ between the owner and the business?

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  • Capital - invested into the business by the owner

- Drawings - Cash withdrawn from the business by the owner TO LIVE ON

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14
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What is capital?

A

How much the business owes the owner

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15
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How do you calculate capital for the year end - for a sole trader?

A

(+) Capital Injections

(-) Drawings

(+) Profit/ (-) Loss

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16
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What are capital injections?

A

Amounts invested in the business by the owner during the accounting period

17
Q

What is an example of drawings, for a company?

A

Dividends

18
Q

What is the duality concept?

A

This concept states that every transaction has a dual effect

19
Q

What is gross profit?

A

Sales - Cost of Sales

20
Q

What is net profit?

A

Gross profit - Other expenses

21
Q

What are the types of sales?

A

Cash sales and credit sales

22
Q

What are the types of other income?

A

Rent received and investment income

23
Q

How do you calculate Cost of Sales?

A

(+) Opening inventory

(+) Purchases

(-) Closing inventory

24
Q

What types of purchases are there?

A

Cash purchases and credit purchases

25
Q

What are expenses?

A

Running costs of the business.