1.Business transactions or financial transactions: Day to day activities in
business which involves flow of money, goods or services. Example: January 1: purchase goods MVR.2000. January 2: paid electricity bill MVR.1400 January 3: sold goods to Abu MVR.300 2.Capital: It refers to the amount invested by the owner in a business. 3.Drawings: Cash or other assets withdrawn by owner for his personal use, out of business funds. 4.Liability: It refers to the amount which the firm owes to outsiders. (Need to pay to outsiders) Example: bank loan, trade payables. 5.Assets: Things which are owned by a business. It includes cash, furniture, machinery, account receivables. 6.Expenses: The cost incurred in producing and selling the goods and services. Example: Purchase raw materials, Labor charges, transportation, advertising etc. 7.Revenue: Amount received from sale of gods or services. 8.Income: Surplus of revenue over expenses. Income = revenue – expenses 9.Profit: Excess of revenue over expenses. Profit = revenue – expenses. 10. Loss: Excess of expenses over revenue. Loss = expenses – revenue 11. Purchase: Buying an item to either use in production of goods and services or to resale. 12. Sales: Transfer the ownership of a goods or service to a customer for a price. 13. Debtor or account receivables: A debtor is an individual or entity that owes money to a business. it’s an asset. 14. Creditor or account payable: A creditor is an individual or entity to whom a business owes money. It’s a liability. 15. ACCOUNTING EQUATION ASSETS = LIABILITY + CAPITAL LIABILITY= ASSETS – CAPITAL CAPITAL= ASSETS- LIABLITY