The Accounting System Flashcards
What does an invoice state?
Amount owing
When it should be paid
Details of good/service provided
What is the difference between cash and credit sales/purchases?
Cash - payment made immediately either through cash or bank payment
Credit - payments to be made at a later date
What does a credit note do?
States the money amount and the goods/services to which it relates
What are the books of prime entry?
Sales day book
Purchases day book
Sales returns day book
Purchases returns day book
Cash book
Journal
What is double entry bookkeeping?
Making two entries in the accounts for each transaction
What are the 4 main ledgers
Sales ledger
Purchases ledger
Cash book
General ledger
What does a trial balance do?
It sets out the balances of all the double entry accounts from the general ledger
How to calculate capital
Assets - liabilities = capital
What are Non current assets
Items with a lifespan of more than a year
What are current assets
Both intangible and tangible items needed for everyday running of a business
What are non current liabilities?
Repayable long term liabilities that can be payed in more than over twelve months. E.g bank loans, mortgages
What are current liabilities? And examples
Short term liabilities repayable within twelve months. E.g. trade payables, overdrafts
What are expenses
The costs of running the business