Inteo Flashcards

1
Q

Trial balance (4 categories)

A

Assets- buildings,receivables,closing inventory,cash at bank(debit)

Liabilities- money owed e.g. payables,long term loans (credit)

Income- sales revenue, rent received (credit)

Expenses- administrative, distribution, finance costs (debit)

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2
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Cash and cash equivalents

A

Can be debit or credit

Debit- current asset, we have cash in our account

Credit- a current liability, we owe the bank money and have an overdraft

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3
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Accounting formula

A

Assets=liabilities+ equity

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4
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Income - expenses

A

Profit or loss for the year

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5
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Cost of sales

A

Opening inventory +purchases - closing inventory

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6
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Closing inventory and tax in accounts

A

Closing inventory - current asset in SOFP

And

COS in PL

Tax- current liability in SOFP

And

Expense in PL

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7
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Assets and liabilities order

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Non current then current

Least liquid to most liquid

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8
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Accruals

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Has been incurred but not fully paid

Add to expense in SOP/F

Show current liability in SOFP

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9
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Prepayments

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Paid but not incurred

Subtract from SOP/F

Show as a current asset in SOFP

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10
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Bad debts

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Debt that won’t be paid

Subtract from receivables in SOFP

add to administration expenses in SOF/P

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11
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Doubtful debts

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May not be paid

Subtract bad debt from receivables

Calculate required provision for doubtful debts

Look at provision brought forward in TB see what change is needed

Subtract provision from receivables in SOFP

add the increase in provision to admin expenses in SOF/P, if there’s a decrease in the provision this is income and subtracted from admin expenses

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