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4-1 source documents what are source documents? they are invoice,receipt,deposit slip,check counterfoil,statement,payment confromation. The first documents that exist relating to a transaction. its serves as proof for a transaction (include date and time)
INVOICES
normally relate to credit transactions.
list goods or services provided and their .
suppliers normally send an invoice with goods or services
also know as a bill
indicate payment terms.
RECEIPTS
confirm that service or goods have been received
normally relate to cash transactions
DEPOSIT SLIPS
proof that cash,including currency and checks has been deposited in a bank account
CHECK COUNTERFOIL
this is the part of the check kept by the drawer(writer) of the check as a record of the transactions
STATEMENT
a report showing the amount owed by one business or another.
details of the transactions between the two businesses
PAYMENT CONFORMATION
when you buy stuff online.
cash receipts journals
where cash has been received only
cash payment journal
where all transactions that payout go
cash book and petty cash
cash book shows all receipts and payments together
petty cash is simply a sum of cash on hand to pay small expenses and could be in a separate journal
sales journal where you record income on credit to income from debtors
T ACCOUNTS
Trial balance
test of balances
ensures debits = credits
uses closing balances from the general ledger (t-accounts)
income statement
shows profit or loss of a business includes income and expenses
accounting period usually one year
the statement of changes in equity
changes to owners equity
capital
drawings
profit
income-expenses
balance sheet
shows changes over a certain period of time.
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- 4-1source documents 4-2journals 4-3ledger t accounts 4-4trial balance 4-5finacial statements
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- Bradley Reyes · dez 2013
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