Chapter 5&6 - Source Documents and Cash Accounting Flashcards
GST
Goods and Services Tax
- a 10% tax levied by the federal government on sales of goods and services
Source Documents
The pieces of paper that provide both the evidence that a transaction has occurred, and the details of the transaction itself
Cash Receipt
Cash receipt (1)
a source document used to verify cash received
Cash receipt (2)
a transaction that occurs when cash is received from another entity
Drawee
The financial institution or bank of the drawer
Drawer
The entity writing the cheque
Payee
The entity who is receiving the cheque or to whom the cheque is written
Not Negotiable
A control mechanism that ensures that the cheque can only be deposited into the account of the nominated payee
Cheque Butt
A source document used to verify cash payments
Invoice
A source document used to verify credit transactions
Memo (Memoranda)
A source document used to verify internal transactions
Service Business
A small business that operates by providing its time, labour or expertise (or a combination of all three) in return for a fee or charge
Journal
An accounting record which classifies and summarises transactions
during a particular reporting period
Statement of Receipts and Payments
Purpose
An accounting report which lists cash receipts and payments during a reporting period, the change in the bank balance, and the opening and closing bank balance.
- To provide cash flow information for a period
- To provide a cash position AS AT a point in time
Single-entry Accounting
The process of recording transactions in journals and then using the summarised information to prepare reports
Cash Receipts Journal
An accounting record which classifies and summarises all cash received from other entities during a particular reporting period