Introduction to bookkeeping Flashcards
Chapter 1
Transactions
Exchange of goods and services between two parties or person’s for money or money’s worth
Monetary Transactions
Transactions which involves an exchange of money or money’s worth directly or indirectly
Cash Transactions
Those business transactions in which cash is paid or received immediately
Credit Transactions
transactions where the payment / receipt of cash is not received immediately, but is paid at a later date
Non- Monetary Transactions
Transactions that are carried out without the involvement of money or money’s worth, directly or indirectly
Entry
Recording of a business transaction in the proper form / method in the books of accounts
Narration
A brief explanation for a business transaction for which an entry is passed
Goods
The term goods refers to merchandise which a trader trades
Capital
The total amount invested into the business
it is always to be credited
Drawings
The amount of cash / value of goods, assets etc., withdrawn from the business by the owner for personal use
it is always to be debted
Debtor
A person who has to pay to the business for getting goods and services on credit
Creditor
A person to whom business has to pay for getting goods and services on credit
Bad debts
An irrecoverable amount from a debtor.
Expenditure
The amount spent by the business for any consideration received by the business
Capital Expenditure
The expenditure incurred to acquire a fixed asset or to increase the value of fixed assets
Revenue Expediture
Expenditure from which the benefit is received immediately or for a short term, generally less than on year
Deferred Revenure Expediture
Expenditure which is revenue in nature but provides benefit for more than one year
Trade discount
Discount that is allowed at the time of purchase or sale of goods
Cash Discount
Discount is given to encourage payment
Solvent
A person who’s assets are more than liabilities
Insolvent
A person who’s liabilities are more than his assets.
Bookkeeping
recording of business transactions in the books of accounts in a systematic way