elements of financial statements and the accounting equation Flashcards
examples of trading business
supermarkets, fruit stalls
examples of service business
hairdresser, laundry shop
trading business vs service business differences
t: buys goods from supplier and sells goods to customers
while s: provides services to customers
t: there is a trading portion in the statement of financial perf
while s: there is no trading portion in the statement of financial performance
t: inventory is included in the statement of financial pos
while s: there is no inventory in the statement of financial position
difference between cash and credit transactions
cash: payment made immediately
credit: payment postponed
assets
resources that a business owns or controls that are expected to provide future benefits
liabilities
obligations owed by a business to others that are expected to be settled in the future
equity
refers to the claim by owner on the net assets of business
equity=
capital + profit - drawings
income
refers to the amounts earned from the activities of the business
expenses
costs incurred to earn income in the same accounting period
basic accounting equation
assets = liabilities + equity
expanded accounting equation
assets = liabilities + (capital + (income-expenses) - drawings)