chapter1- Business Documents Flashcards
What is a cash sales/purchase transaction?
retail environment process
e.g paying for an item upfront and receiving a receipt
What is a credit sales/purchase transaction?
receiving the item and having a period of time to pay
What is the procedure to go through when offering credit? (existing and new customer)
Existing Customer: carry out routinely credit checks so that their limit isnt exceeded
New Customer: will have to fill out form so a credit check can be done on them
What are the 5 steps to the accounting system?
Business Transaction Business Document Book Of Prime Entry Ledger Accounts Trial Balance
What is the process of Business Documents for a Credit Transaction
Seller: price quotation Customer: purchases the order Seller: send goods and delivery note Seller: sends sales invoice Customer: pays
What is the process for a quotation to purchasing the order?
Customer: Price Enquiry- through email,telephone,letter
Seller: Price Quotation- through website,email, telephone, letter
Seller: quotation must - match price
are the delivery terms acceptabl
are any discounts applicable?
What 5 things must be included in a Sales Order?
the product/service quantity date of supply delivery address price + payment (any discounts given)
When should a sales invoice be created and what 5 things must it include?
After goods have been delivered Must include: inv/document number price, discounts vat date address
What is the definition of VAT?
a consumption tax added to a product’s selling price
What are the most common rates of VAT?
5% rated
20% rated
Exempt
What is a trade discount?
set amount deducted from the price of the goods to loyal customers
What is a bulk discount?
amount deducted from goods due to the order being above a certain quantity
What is a prompt payment discount?
offered to customers to encourage them to pay invoices early/on time
What is the difference between a purchase and sales invoice?
Perspective
Sales Invoice: sellers pov
Purchase Invoice: customers pov
How do you calculate VAT if you have the Net Amount?
Divide by 5