The double entry model Flashcards

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What are the source documents?

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Purchase invoice, sales invoice, credit notes, check counterfoils, till rolls, paying in slip counterfoils, Cash receipts and bank statements

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What does a bank statement contain

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Standing orders, direct debits, credit transfers, dishonoured checks Debit card transactions and direct transfers

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3
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How many source documents are there

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Eight

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4
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How many books of prime entry are there

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Six

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What are the books of prime entry

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Purchase journal, sales journal, purchase returns journal, sales returns journal, general journal and three column cashbook

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6
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How many Ledgers are there

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three

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What are the ledger accounts

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Receivables ledger, payables ledger and general ledger

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8
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What is the recording of double entry transactions based on

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Source documents and the use of the main books of prime entry and ledger accounts for service and or trading businesses

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9
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What sort of transactions will be recorded as double entry

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Credit transactions, trade and cash discounts, Disposal of non-current assets, irrecoverable debts and contra entries between accounts of credit customers and credit suppliers

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10
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What is revenue expenditure

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short-term expenses used in the current period or typically within one year

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What is capital expenditure

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money spent by a business or organization on acquiring or maintaining fixed assets, such as land, buildings, and equipment.

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What is revenue income

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total amount of income generated by the sale of goods or services related to the company’s primary operations.

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13
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What is capital income

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income generated from the sale of non-current assets.

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14
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What adjustments need to be done to the ledger accounts and financial statements

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Accruals and prepayments of expense, Income received in advance and due, Provision for doubtful debts, Depreciation charges, disposal of non-current assets and opening and closing inventory

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15
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What headings must a statement of financial position contain

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Non-current assets, current assets, capital (equity), non-current liabilities and current liabilities

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16
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what transactions should also be recorded in accounts?

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credit transactions
Cash transactions
trade and cash discounts
disposal of non-current assets
irrecoverable debts
contra entries between accounts of credit customers and suppliers

17
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what are recorded adjustments in the ledger accounts financial statements?

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accruals and prepayments of expense
income received in advance and due
provision for doubtful debts
depreciation charges disposal of non-current assets
opening and closing inventory

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what subheadings are on a statement of financial position?

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non-current assets
current assets
capital (equity)
non current liabilities
current liabilities