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Recording Business Transactions
Costel Iulian Manolescu – UWL: 21549997
Recording Business Transactions
Table of Contents
Introduction
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Description of recording the business transactions
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Stating the company background
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Accounting principles
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The usefulness of the accounting in Sainsbury's
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Key steps of accountancy cycle
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Conclusion
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References
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Introduction
The term accounting in business plays a key role in executing business activities smoothly. It
assists the business to get a clear view of quantitative information regarding financial
transactions. This important information is used for making decisions in business.
Accounting can keep records about income, and expenses, and maintain statutory compliance
in business. Accounting involves crucial activities such as summarising the reports, verifying,
keeping track and sharing the report of business transactions information. The two methods in
accounting that are primary entry and double-entry bookkeeping help the business by
maintaining all the financial data in an efficient way. The essay will provide the various
important accounting system in the context of a chosen business company. The background
of the respective company will be discussed here in detail. Moreover, the concept of specific
term accounting principles will be illustrated in the essay. Furthermore, every step of the
accounting cycle will be elaborated on here. Page 3
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Description of recording the business transactions
The recordkeeping system consists of various steps that assist to summarise the various
financial transactions in business. Recording financial transactions take a significant role in
generating more revenues in business. Accountancy in business makes the documentation of
transaction reports easier by sharing information regarding debit, credit and other financial
data (
Herawati et al.,2020). Stating the company background
The following essay is discussing the respective company Sainsbury’s from the retail
business industries. The selected company is one of the 2
nd
largest British supermarket chains
selling high-quality food items with the best value, groceries, homewares, clothing,
electricals and more. The respective business company constitutes a 14.9% share of the
whole supermarket chain in the United Kingdom. The originator of the Sainsbury’s is John
James. The foundation year of the selected retail company is 1869. The company
headquarters is in London and the CEO of the respective retailer is Simon Roberts who takes
the major role in operating the business (sainsburys, 2022). The total store number was
around 1428 across the country according to the data in 2019. As of 2021, the total number of
workforces is 180000 in the context of Sainsbury’s. The net income and revenue of the
company were £280 m and £280 million respectively. The respective supermarket chain is
committed to simplifying business operations at a pace. The cost-saving session of the
company accelerates more investment for the improvement of food quality. Moreover, their
innovation strategies are aimed at delivering great quality products to shareholders and
customers. The portfolio brand of the respective company is Tu, Habitat, Agros, Sainsbury’s
Bank and Nectar for supporting the core business of the food company. The brand reputation
and good brand heritage can be built on the basis of their innovation range, low price and
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quality. The passion of the Sainsbury’s is to serve delicious food and offer consistent prices
to get a competitive advantage in the marketplace (sainsburys, 2022).
Accounting principles Business firms usually follow some crucial regulations or guidelines in the business
environment. It aids the business company in keeping track and documenting of financial
transactions. The basic principles of accounting can make accounting standards by inspecting
all the collected financial information. It acts as a key factor for the further expansion of
business (accountingtools, 2022). The basic set of accounting principles is consistency,
materiality, conservatism and many others. The usefulness of accounting in Sainsbury's Accounting plays a fundamental role in making the concise and summarised form of business
transactions. It determines the financial condition of the company by preparing financial
statements. It is very essential for the management professionals of the respective company
Sainsbury’s while making quality decisions for better results in future. Investors can get help
while investing money in the respective supermarket chain from the demonstration of
financial statements such as profit or expenditure statements, cash flows and other
information over the accounting time period (
Weygandt et al.,2018). The selected retail
company can identify the extra expenses in the business that basically creates hindrance in
generating more profits. Apart from that, the proper forecasting of the budget, capital
circulation, and distribution of cash of the Sainsbury’s can be accomplished with the help of
an accounting system (Woodruff, 2018). Moreover, from the recording of financial
transactions in business, the respective company can get assurance from the bank at the time
of requirements of bank loans. Primary bookkeeping in accounting helps the business
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company to keep all important financial data before the separate ledger entry. If the
bookkeeper of the Sainsbury’s pursues the double-entry in accounting, then there will be no
chance of getting mismatches in the cash balance due to different column sites of credit and
debit. Key steps of the accountancy cycle
The well-designed accounting comprised several stages to make the whole recording
procedure simple and easy. The initial stage is to assemble all all-business information that is
collected from original sources. The respective company Sainsbury's is required to follow the
accuracy and relevancy of the financial sources. The 2
nd
step is the selected retail company
Sainsbury's needs to keep all records of financial data by using a double-entry bookkeeping
system. It assists the company to get a clear presentation of cask allocation for every activity
of the business. The next stage comes with the ledger entry and later the formation of a sheet
of trial balance (accountingtools, 2022). It is very crucial for Sainsbury's while there are
needs to understand the condition of left balance. The following stage is considered as the
checking of adjustments and evaluating worksheet. After that, if the bookkeeper of the
Sainsbury's came across journal entries for the maintenance of financial records in an
efficient manner, then they can understand the financial condition before preparing financial
statements. The upcoming stage comes with the making of consistent and precise forms of
financial transaction records such as financial statements. It is the essential stage for the retail
company Sainsbury's in order to establish a competitive advantage. The last step refers to
sharing the report-related information on the basis of this the chosen company Sainsbury's
can understand the overall performance of the business (
Penman et al.,2019). Page 6
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Conclusion Accounting acts as an integral part of the business that can assure the future progress of any
business company. It helps the manager to take strategic decisions which bring a high range
of profits in business. The formation of financial statements is one of the vital duties of the
accountant that helps the business to expand in upcoming future. The essay has provided an
overview of the renowned supermarket from the retail industry of the UK namely
Sainsbury's. Accounting principles have been defined clearly in the essay. The significance of
the particular system that is accounting on the Sainsbury’s has been illustrated here.
Furthermore, the essay has analysed the stages of the accountancy cycle. Page 7
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