Question 2 The accounting process involves the identification, measurement and recording of financial transactions. All transactions are identified and captured in the accounts they influence. The accounts are also defined as being a specific type of element (Asset, Liability, Income, Expense, Owner's Equity). Taking into account that each transaction influences at least two accounts, prepare a table indicating the accounts affected by each transaction and also indicate the element each account is defined as. (Assets and liabilities have to be specifically defined whether they are Non-Current or Current). The accounts listing have no particular order, the transaction number, that is applicable, needs to be indicated clearly. Assume the business uses the perpetual inventory system. Ignore VAT Example transaction: . Purchase of trading inventory on credit from a supplier. Transaction number Account name Element Example transaction Inventory Current Asset Creditors Current Liability 21 Transaction 1 The owner contributes a vehicle to the business. Transaction 2 Cash sales of inventory. Transaction 3 Pay the monthly salaries by electronic fund transfer. Transaction 4 Purchase a chair for the office from the petty cash.

Question 2 The accounting process involves the identification, measurement and recording of financial transactions. All transactions are identified and captured in the accounts they influence. The accounts are also defined as being a specific type of element (Asset, Liability, Income, Expense, Owner's Equity). Taking into account that each transaction influences at least two accounts, prepare a table indicating the accounts affected by each transaction and also indicate the element each account is defined as. (Assets and liabilities have to be specifically defined whether they are Non-Current or Current). The accounts listing have no particular order, the transaction number, that is applicable, needs to be indicated clearly. Assume the business uses the perpetual inventory system. Ignore VAT Example transaction: . Purchase of trading inventory on credit from a supplier. Transaction number Account name Element Example transaction Inventory Current Asset Creditors Current Liability 21 Transaction 1 The owner contributes a vehicle to the business. Transaction 2 Cash sales of inventory. Transaction 3 Pay the monthly salaries by electronic fund transfer. Transaction 4 Purchase a chair for the office from the petty cash.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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