everything else Flashcards

1
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non accounting information when choosing suppliers

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1- local or overseas suppliers
2- online vs brick-and-mortar suppliers
3- reputation of suppliers

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non accounting information to decide which TR to extend credit

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1- reputation of customers
2- new customers’ history of repayment
3- specific industry outlook

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3
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non accounting information when deciding which inventory to buy

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1- types of storage
2- customers’ preference
3- nature of product

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4
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non accounting information to decide which legal form of business to set up

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1- owners’ expertise
2- capital commitment for initial setup
3- risks involved

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5
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non accounting info when deciding to buy or rent NCAs

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weigh the advantages and disadvantages before buying

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non accounting information when deciding which NCA to buy

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1- customer’s reviews of NCAs
2- purpose of NCAs
3- features of NCAs

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7
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what is the difference between bank loan and bank overdraft

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a bank loan is a fixed amount of money borrowed from the bank while a bank overdraft represents money borrowed from the bank when the bank account is overdrawn and the available balance goes below zero

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8
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define dividends

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it is a portion of the company’s profit that is distributed to the shareholders at the end of the accounting year

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9
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define retained earnings

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they are profits that are kept behind by the companies for future business plans such as oversea expansion

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10
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what are the roles of the accountant

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accountants are stewards of the businesses who set up the accounting information system to provide relevant timely information and insights to stakeholders for decision-making

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11
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state one advantage of operating as a private limited company

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there are easier access to funds since banks and lenders are more likely to lend money to a private limited company as there are more business assets of high value to serve as collaterals

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12
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two possible causes of a dishonoured cheque

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cheque is expired or post dated

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13
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two purposes of internal controls

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safeguard assets of the business and ensure business transactions are recorded objectively and on a timely basis

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14
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define depreciation

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depreciation is the allocation of cost of a NCA over its estimated useful life and can be caused by reasons like wear and tear or obsolescence

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15
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explain the meaning of the term share capital

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it means cash raised by issuing shares to the shareholders

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16
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define the term shareholders

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it refers to owners of private limited company

17
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define ‘current portion of LT borrowings’

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it is the amount of the loan to be repaid within the next financial year

18
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define ‘LT borrowings’

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remaining amount of the loan to be repaid after the next accounting year

19
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state two features of a bank loan

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1- cash is transferred to the business
2- amount borrowed is fixed as agreed with the bank

20
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define impairment loss on trade receivables

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Impairment loss on trade receivables is the loss that the business suffers when it cannot collect the
amount of money that is owing by the trade receivable for the goods or services that it
provided on credit.

21
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define allowance for impairment of trade receivables

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Allowance for impairment of trade receivables represents the amount of trade receivables that it is
UNLIKELY to be collectible.

22
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how to find retained earnings

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ori RE amt plus profit minus dividends