Introduction to Bookeeping Flashcards

1
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Who are trade receivables

A

Customer that owes the business money

otherwise known as Debtors

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2
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Who is a credit customer

A

Customer with established terms with the business for credit purchases

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3
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What is remittance advise

A

notification from payer, that payment should be with the business shortly

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4
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Is the sales day book for credit or cash only

A

credit only

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5
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Define sales day book

A

Lists the (credit) sales invoices raised to our Trade Receivables.

Sales invoices are recorded here first before elsewhere

any sales book is to do with people that pay us/by our products (trade r

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6
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Define sales returns book

A

Lists the credit notes raised to our Trade Receivables

credit notes first recorded here before elsewhere

any sales book is to do with people that pay us/buy our products (trade

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7
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Who are trade payables

A

Suppliers that we have bought goods/ services from on credit

otherwise known as Creditors

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8
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How is the sales ledger different to the sales day book

Also known as the recievables ledger

A

The subsidiary ledger that contains all the individual Trade Receivable/Customer account

contains all credit sales to any customers

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9
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What is the purchase day book

A

Lists the credit purchase invoices from suppliers of the business

So when we buy something from someone else on credit, it goes in here

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10
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What is the purchase returns day book

A

Lists the credit notes issued to us from our suppliers of the business

credit notes we get from supplier when we want to return something

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11
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What is the discount allowed say book

A

Lists the credit notes raised to our Trade Receivables when they make a payment and take prompt payment discount

When customer get a credit note for a payment discount, goes in here

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12
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What is the general ledger

Trial balance

A

The main ledger where **all the transactions of a business are recorded **and from which the Trial Balance is extracted

Trail balance gives total CR and DR

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13
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How is the purchase ledger different to the sales day book

Also known as payables ledger

A

The subsidiary ledger that contains all the individual Trade Payable/Supplier accounts

contains all credit purchases we do from any supppliers

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14
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What is a
1. statement of profit and loss
2. statement of financial position

A

Statement of profit or loss – details the sale and costs of the business for a period and would *show the resulting profit or loss *

Statement of financial position- details assets, liabilities and capital at any given time

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15
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What are the different types of account code you can have. What are the different books a customer/supplier code would be in

What are two systems for these codes (way of writing/ creating them)

A

nominal - codes for different accounts
customer - code for each customer (sales day book/sales return/discount allowed)
supplier- code for each supplier (in purchase day book/purchase returned/discount recieved)
product code - diff products have diff codes

can have alpha/ numeric

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16
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In the nominal ledger, how long are each account codes in Sage and Xero

A

Sage - 4 didgits
Xero - 3 didgits

17
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What are the 4 main control accounts in the nominal ledger (these are 4 accounts that have special account codes)

A
  1. **Trade debtors ** (SLCA/RLCA) contains details of customer transactions
  2. **Trade creditors ** (PLCA) details of supplier transactions

The bank account

The VAT liability account

18
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What is the nominal ledger in simple terms

ledgers are individual accounts within the ledger

A

Contains a number of accounts and uses double entry.
Each category of income, expense, asset, liability and capital will have a separate account in this ledger.

19
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what is the chart of accounts

A

full list of nominal ledger account codes

20
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What is the cash book
vs
What is the petty cash book

(lists transactions in/out of specific accounts)

A

Lists all payments and receipts into and out of the Bank A/c and Cash A/c of the business.

Lists and analyses all payments and receipts into and out of the **Petty Cash A/c. **

21
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When there is a cash transaction for the buisness, under what two catagories is this recorded under in the cash daybook

A

either cash or bank transactions are recording in the cash book as a** cash sale or cash purchase**

22
Q

What is a statement of account

(these are sent to customers)/ trade rec

A

details transactions that have taken place in that account over a month

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24
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What is remittance advise

A

recieved alongside payment from someone (a trade recievable)

a notification that the payment for an invoice will be recieved shortly

25
Q

What is a part payment recipet

A

If a customer/ trade rec only covers some of what they owe, you have to allocate only part payment into the accouting software

26
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what is an invoice

A

document details the sale of the goods or services sold

27
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What is a goods received note

A

person recieving goods fills out this note to say what has actually been delivered

28
Q

A purchase day book records invoices we have recived from a supplier

A
29
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Bank – only the transactions that go in or out of the bank account/that show on bank statement should be included in the bank account within the ledgers

A
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