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A2 Summary Financial Accounting 188 (FINACC188)

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Summary of work covered for A2 - Chapters 10-13 and 20 This document includes steps to follow for transactions and adjustments

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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• CHAPTER ONE •



[ Nature And Objectives Of Accounting ]

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CHAPTER 10




10.1 THE NATURE OF PROFIT




main objective of entity =
show profit by selling goods / services



profit =
compensation for initiatives from management 's side t compensation to owners for risk taken to invest in entity

AMT

PROFIT =
AMT RECEIVED FOR SALE -
PAID FOR GOOD
( income ) -
( expenses )




10.2 PROFIT DETERMINATION OF SERVICE -
PROVIDING ENTITIES


'
uses its assets , incurs expenses t applies skills / expertise to provide service

°


profit =
estimated by comparing income earned w/ expenses incurred in same period .




General ledger acc -
service


income xxx

income -

income ace .




plus : other income xxx
other income -
income ace .




less : expenses (x x x ) less : expenses
-

expense ace .




XXX
PROFIT
NET PROFIT -
convenience Used in closing -
off
S
ace
to make
reporting
.


easier




10.3 PROFIT DETERMINATION OF TRADING ENTITIES



PROFIT



traceries =
parch good to sell for


inventory @
is ↑
objective =
sell price ASAP t as many as possible

G- ROSS PROFIT =
RETURN ON SALES -

C -

O -
S

General ledger accounts : trade




sales sales returns ]
sales income count
xxx
-




( xxx )
less C O S convenience account
-
: -




( xxx )
-




less : C -
O -

S
trade account
_




✗✗✗
Gross profit lconvenienceacc )
G- ROSS PROFIT .




✗ ✗ ×


other income -

income account
plus : other income ✗✗ ✗

( xxx )
expense
-


less expenses account
( xxx )
:
less : trade expenses
p/ 1 account

(convenience
-



✗ ✗ ✗ NET PROFIT acc )
PROFIT




10.4 CONVENIENCE ACCOUNTS


During closing off certain created easier reporting

-

process =
accounts =
for




CONVENIENCE ACCOUNT ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE ACCOUNT PURCHASE OF THE ACCOUNT



cost Of sales opening stock, parch
, closing stock determine C -
O -
S



1- other items affecting cost of inv .




> trade account >
sales / C -
O 's > determine G- P


>
profit / loss account > G- P
,
other operating inc .
/ exp .
> determine Profit for period


period

Thus
,
income state . items =
grouped into 1 acc to determine p/1 for .




10.5 DETERMINING GROSS PROFIT



GP =
profit earned frm entity 's primary operations

Rie
R


.
Sales 15000 Sales 15000




profit frm equip-1 .
Sold 2000 less : C -
O -
S 11250



GROSS 3750
rent income 1500 PROFIT


c. 0 -
s 11250 v. determined separately
: indication of performance of



int . paid 800
trading entity regarding primary operations [ selling goods @ a profit ]
V ◦


advertising costs 300 '


expressed as a o of sales / cost price

V. aims G- Pi [ included
salaries 1400 entity =
for predetermined .
in budget ] s actual GPI .
=
determined periodically t




compare to
budgeted G- Pt .

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CHAPTER 10




the following factors play actual GP explains diff btwn BUDGETED / ACTUAL GP :
a role in
determining t
=
.




>
actual sales prices t discount allowed


>
actual purchases + discount received


>
loss of goods
>
accuracy of stock
taking + measurement of inventory .




G- P I. On sales price :




G- ROSS PROFIT 100


sales ,




G- P -1. on cost price :




G- ROSS PROFIT 100
×
I
cost of sales


ie .
GP =
consistently realized @ 20 -1 .
On COST PRICE .
sale for year =
R 90000



CP G- p 100T
'


t =
SP . . 20 =
120



a) calculate C O S- -




100
=
90 000 ✗ 120 R 75000
,



b) calculate GP

20
=
90 000 × 120 R 15000
,



ie . GP =
consistently realised @ 20% on SP . Sales for the year
= R 90000



G- P
'



CP t =
SP . .
80 t 20 = 100



a) calculate C O S
- -




80
=
90 000 ✗ 100 R 72
000g
b) calculate GP


90000 ✗ ¥0 = R 18 000
,




10.6 ESTIMATING C. 0 'S





by determining G- P :
only CP of goods sold ( c. 0 -
s ) = matched w/ sales of corresp .
goods

inv
opening . xxx



plus : punch @ CP ✗✗ ✗




cost of items avail . for sale xxx




less :
closing inv .
( xxx )


COST OF SALES XXX




10.7 THE CLOSING PROCESS



@


end of financial period s
ledger accounts regarding income state . items =
merged in convenience accounts to calc . Pll for period which ↑ or ↓ in
equity


General convenience accounts :




>
C. O -
S



>
trade account


>
profit and loss



CLOSING -
OFF PROCESS =
ILLUSTRATE AS FOLLOWS :




> CRJ > PJ > PRT


> > >
CPJ 5J SRJ



Closing -
Off an exp :




Dr :
expense



CR :
p/ I

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