Other Flashcards

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What is a credit note used for?

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Returns or refunds.

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What is an invoice used for?

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A transaction on credit.

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3
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What does a bank transaction report show?

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Details of bank transactions.

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4
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What is payroll used for?

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Recording employee costs.

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5
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What are delivery notes?

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Documents showing goods delivered.

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6
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What are goods received notes?

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Documents showing goods received.

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What is a debit note used for?

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Requesting a credit note.

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In a contra entry, which amount should be used?

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The lower of both amounts.

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9
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What are the accounts involved in a contra entry?

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Dr Trade Payables, Cr Trade Receivables.

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10
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What is retained earnings?

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The accumulated profits kept in the business.

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11
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How do you calculate retained earnings?

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Opening retained earnings + profit - dividends.

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What is a principle error?

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Using the wrong type of account (e.g. asset instead of expense).

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What is a transposition error?

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Recording a number incorrectly.

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What is a commission error?

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Right type but wrong account.

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What is an omission error?

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Not recording a transaction at all.

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What is a compensating error?

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Two errors that cancel each other out.

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What are the entries for a rights issue?

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Dr Cash, Cr Share Capital (nominal), Cr Share Premium (sell price - nominal).

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What are the entries for a bonus issue?

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Dr Reserves, Cr Share Capital.

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What is the formula for a rights issue ratio?

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Ratio × number of shares = number of new shares.

20
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What is an example of a rights issue ratio?

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$1 for 5 = 1/5.

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What is the usual order for debiting in a bonus issue?

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Use share premium first, then retained earnings.

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What is a redeemable preference share?

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A share that must be repaid (liability).

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What is an irredeemable preference share?

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A share that does not have to be repaid (equity).

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What is a provision?

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An estimated liability or expense.

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What is the entry to increase a provision?
Dr Admin Expense, Cr Provision.
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What is an understatement of provision?
When the actual expense is higher than estimated.
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What is an overstatement of provision?
When the actual expense is lower than estimated.
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What is an over-provision?
A provision that was too high last year – reduce next year’s expense (Cr).
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What is an under-provision?
A provision that was too low last year – increase next year’s expense (Dr).
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What does an over-provision of tax mean?
Reduce next year’s tax expense (credit).
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What does an under-provision of tax mean?
Increase next year’s tax expense (debit).
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What is the accounting equation?
Asset - liabilities- opening capital + drawings = profit
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What is a Transposition Error
When putting two or more digits the wrong way around
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What is an Error of Ommision
When a transaction is not recorded
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What is an error of principle
When the accountant has broken the principles | For example when revenue expenditure is treated as capital expenditure
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What is an error of commision
When an error is made in the ledger account | For example debit instead of credit
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What is a compensating error
When two errors are equal and opposite of eachother