ITBK - Unit 1 Flashcards
Statement of Financial Position
Summary of assets and liabilities and equity of the business at a specified date
Statement of Profit or Loss
- Summary of the business’s transactions (income and expense) for a given period
- Summary of income and expenditure for an accounting period
Trial Balance
To summarise the balances on each of the general ledger accounts to begin the preparation for financial statements
Bank Statement
Detailing all of the transactions with a credit customer during the period and advising the credit customer of the balance outstanding on their account
Credit note
To correct an invoice that has been prepared incorrectly by overstating the value of goods supplied
DEAD CLIC
Debit
Expenses
Assets
Drawings
Credit
Liabilities
Income
Capital
Sundry income
Other types of income that aren’t generated by the primary trading activities of the business
Asset
Something owned of controlled by a business, available for use in the business
Non current asset
an asset required for long term use in the business and not resold as part of trading activities for example the purchase of a van
Current asset
a short term asset of the business which is used in the business in the near future ie cash or something that will soon be converted into cash
Non current liability
an amount owed by the business and due to be repaid after more than 12 months
A liability
an amount owed by the business ie an obligation to pay money at some future date
Capital
the amount which the owner has invested in the business. This is owed back to the owner and could be regarded as a special liability of the business
Drawings
amounts withdrawn by the business owner for their own personal use: drawings may be of cash or items of inventory
Capital Expenditure
purchase of or improvement of non current assets
Revenue Expenditure
day to day running costs of the business
Capital Income
Income from the sale of capital assets of the business
Revenue Income
income generated from the sale of goods or services
Capital Income examples
Receipt from sale machinery
Receipt from sale of fixtures & fittings
Receipt from sale of motor vehicle
Revenue Income examples
Receipt from cash sales
Receipt from receivables
Receipt from customers
Receipt from credit sales
Capital Expenditure examples
Purchase of building
Purchase of machinery
Purchase of new computer system
Revenue Expenditure examples
Payment of electricity bill
Purchase of goods for resale
Payment of telephone bill
Payment of salaries to staff
Payment of cleaning materials
Capital or Revenue Expenditure?
1) Replacement of some damaged tiles following a recent storm
2) Repainting the factory office
3) Modifications to the factory to enable a large item of plant and equipment to be installed
4) Work to install cabling so that additional plant and equipment can become operational
1) Revenue
2) Revenue
3) Capital
4) Capital
Accounting Equation - true statments
- Assets less capital is equal to liabilities
- Capital plus liabilities are equal to assets
- Assets less liabilities are equal to capital
Accounting Equation - false statements
- Assets plus liabilities are equal to capital
- Capital is equal to assets plus liabilities
- Liabilities are equal to capital plus assets