Mrs Snow Flashcards
Invoice
Invoices are receipts sent from the seller to buyer. They include details of goods bought, date of purchase and the costs. Also a source document
What is Credit purchase
A financial position that allows individuals/business to purchase good/services but pay for them in a future date
What is credit
The ability of a consumer to acquire goods or services prior to payment in hopes of payment in the future
What is a sales returns journal
Aka returns in journal
Lists all the credit notes issued by the business
In a source document, it would be “Credit note to”
What is the purchase returns journal
Aka returns out
Lists all the credit notes received by the business
What is the sales journal
Lists all the invoices for credit purchases
In a source document, it would be “invoice to” because you’re selling from the business to someone else
What is the purchases journal
What would it be in a source document?
Lists all the invoices for credit purchase
In a source document, it would be “invoice from” because the business is buying of someone else
What is a credit note
Shows goods that have been returned. They no longer need to be paid for
What is a receivables ledger
Includes T accounts for each credit customer
Shows invoices, credit notes, payments and the amount of money owed
What is the payable ledger
Includes T accounts for each credit supplier
Shows invoices, credit sales, payments, discounts and the amount owed to the supplier
What are the 5 books of prime entry
Sales Journal
Sales Returns Journal
Purchase journal
Purchase returns journal
Cash book
What is the general ledger
Includes T accounts for every item that will appear in the financial statements statements (e.g. ‘Revenue’, ‘Purchases’ etc.).
What is the cash book
The cash book is used to record bank receipts and payments
What is on the left side of the cash book
- A positive bank balance at the start of the year
- Amounts received through the business (e.g customers)
- Cash discounts for customers that have paid quickly
What is on the right side of the cash book
- A negative bank balance
- Amounts paid from the business
- Discounts received from suppliers