Ledger Accounting and Double Entry Flashcards
What does a nominal ledger include?
Plant and machinery at cost
Owner’s capital
Inventories - finished goods
Trade receivables
Trade payables
Wages and salaries
Sales
What is DEAD CLIC?
Debits increase Expenses, Assets, Drawings
Credits increase Liabilities, Incomes, Capital
What is a trade discount?
A reduction in costs from bulk buying. Deducted from list price
What is an early settlement discount?
A reduction in amount payable in return for immediate or early payment.
Double entry for early settlement discount expected to be/ not be taken
Dr receivables, Cr Sales Income
Double entry for early settlement discount expected to be taken and then taken
Dr cash, Cr Receivables
Double entry for early settlement discount expected to be taken and then not taken
Dr cash (no discount applied), Cr receivables (discount amount), Cr sales income (difference)
Double entry for early settlement discount not expected to be taken and then taken
Dr cash (discount applied), Dr sales income (difference), Cr receivables (full amount)
Double entry for early settlement discount not expected to be taken and then not taken
Dr Cash, Cr receivables
When should businesses include/ exclude VAT
Include VAT for trade receivables and payables
Exclude VAT for income and expenses
What do debits and credits represent in VAT account?
Debits - amounts owed from HMRC (current asset)
Credits - amounts owed to HMRC (current liability)
Gross VAT =
Net VAT * 1.2