Assets are items of value owned by a company, while liabilities reflect obligations to provide assets or services to others. Carriage inwards refers to shipping costs for receiving goods, appearing as a purchase cost. Carriage outwards refers to shipping costs for sending goods to customers, appearing as an other expense. Accounting is an information system that records, classifies, summarizes and reports financial data for decision making, while bookkeeping specifically records daily transactions chronologically. Errors of principle occur when transactions are entered in the wrong account of the same class, while errors of commission are entered in the wrong class entirely. Debit notes are sent to suppliers to request allowances for unsatisfactory goods, while credit notes show customer allowances from
Assets are items of value owned by a company, while liabilities reflect obligations to provide assets or services to others. Carriage inwards refers to shipping costs for receiving goods, appearing as a purchase cost. Carriage outwards refers to shipping costs for sending goods to customers, appearing as an other expense. Accounting is an information system that records, classifies, summarizes and reports financial data for decision making, while bookkeeping specifically records daily transactions chronologically. Errors of principle occur when transactions are entered in the wrong account of the same class, while errors of commission are entered in the wrong class entirely. Debit notes are sent to suppliers to request allowances for unsatisfactory goods, while credit notes show customer allowances from
Assets are items of value owned by a company, while liabilities reflect obligations to provide assets or services to others. Carriage inwards refers to shipping costs for receiving goods, appearing as a purchase cost. Carriage outwards refers to shipping costs for sending goods to customers, appearing as an other expense. Accounting is an information system that records, classifies, summarizes and reports financial data for decision making, while bookkeeping specifically records daily transactions chronologically. Errors of principle occur when transactions are entered in the wrong account of the same class, while errors of commission are entered in the wrong class entirely. Debit notes are sent to suppliers to request allowances for unsatisfactory goods, while credit notes show customer allowances from
1- Assets & Liabilities Assets : is an item of value owned
by a company Liabilities : are creditors’ claims on assets that reflect obligations to provide assets, products or services to others 2- Carriage inwards & Carriage outwards. Carriage inwards: is the shipping and handling costs incurred by a company that is receiving goods from suppliers (appear in income statement as a cost of Purchases) Carriage outwards: is the shipping and handling costs incurred by a company that is shipping goods to a customer. (appear in income statement as a other expenses ) 3- Accounting & Bookkeeping Accounting : is an information system – includes the process of recording, classifying, summarizing, reporting, analyzing and interpreting the financial condition and performance of a business – in order to communicate it to stakeholders for business decision making. Bookkeeping: is the process of recording, in chronological order, the daily transactions of a business entity. It forms part of the accounting information system. 4- Error of principle & Error of Commission. Error of principle : when a transaction is entered using the correct amount and on the correct side but in the wrong account of the same class. Error of Commission: when a transaction is entered using the correct amount and on the correct side but in the wrong class IGCSE – Accounting 0452 3 5- Debit Note& Credit note Debit Note: A document sent to a supplier asking for allowance for unsatisfactory good ( reduction of the amount due ) Credit Note: A document sent to a customer showing allowance given by supplier in respect of unsatisfactory good ( reduction of the amount due )