What is a credit note used for?
Returns or refunds.
What is an invoice used for?
A transaction on credit.
What does a bank transaction report show?
Details of bank transactions.
What is payroll used for?
Recording employee costs.
What are delivery notes?
Documents showing goods delivered.
What are goods received notes?
Documents showing goods received.
What is a debit note used for?
Requesting a credit note.
In a contra entry, which amount should be used?
The lower of both amounts.
What are the accounts involved in a contra entry?
Dr Trade Payables, Cr Trade Receivables.
What is retained earnings?
The accumulated profits kept in the business.
How do you calculate retained earnings?
Opening retained earnings + profit - dividends.
What is a principle error?
Using the wrong type of account (e.g. asset instead of expense).
What is a transposition error?
Recording a number incorrectly.
What is a commission error?
Right type but wrong account.
What is an omission error?
Not recording a transaction at all.
What is a compensating error?
Two errors that cancel each other out.
What are the entries for a rights issue?
Dr Cash, Cr Share Capital (nominal), Cr Share Premium (sell price - nominal).
What are the entries for a bonus issue?
Dr Reserves, Cr Share Capital.
What is the formula for a rights issue ratio?
Ratio × number of shares = number of new shares.
What is an example of a rights issue ratio?
$1 for 5 = 1/5.
What is the usual order for debiting in a bonus issue?
Use share premium first, then retained earnings.
What is a redeemable preference share?
A share that must be repaid (liability).
What is an irredeemable preference share?
A share that does not have to be repaid (equity).
What is a provision?
An estimated liability or expense.