Lesson 17: Incomplete records Flashcards

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What are the disadvantages of keeping incomplete records and single entry>

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-Detection of errors is difficult as a trial balance cannot be prepared
-Fraudulent entries are easy to make
-Omission of important items or transactions as there are no or inadequate records of accounts payable, expenses, revenue, etc.

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What are the methods for Ascertaining operating results and financial position?

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-Comparison method
-Analysis method

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When and how is the Comparison method used?

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This method is used where almost no accounting records are available

Under this method, a comparison is made of the equity at the beginning and end of the accounting period

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What does Equity at end>Equity at beginning and Equity at end<Equity at beginning represent ?

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-Equity at end > Equity at beginning = Profit
-Equity at end < Equity at beginning = Loss

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What must be adjusted during the period when using the Comparison method? `

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-Issue of shares
-Dividends declared

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What is the formula for Net profit?

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Net profit = Ending Equity - Issue of Shares - Opening Equity + Dividends declared

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