This document outlines the year plan for the Grade 8 Accounting curriculum in the Omusati Regional Council of Namibia. It details the sub-topics to be covered each semester, including basic accounting concepts and terminology, recording transactions in cash books and petty cash books, wages journals, trial balances, and financial statements. The plan provides an overview of the essential accounting principles and skills students will learn over the course of the year to improve their performance in the subject.
This document outlines the year plan for the Grade 8 Accounting curriculum in the Omusati Regional Council of Namibia. It details the sub-topics to be covered each semester, including basic accounting concepts and terminology, recording transactions in cash books and petty cash books, wages journals, trial balances, and financial statements. The plan provides an overview of the essential accounting principles and skills students will learn over the course of the year to improve their performance in the subject.
This document outlines the year plan for the Grade 8 Accounting curriculum in the Omusati Regional Council of Namibia. It details the sub-topics to be covered each semester, including basic accounting concepts and terminology, recording transactions in cash books and petty cash books, wages journals, trial balances, and financial statements. The plan provides an overview of the essential accounting principles and skills students will learn over the course of the year to improve their performance in the subject.
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ACCOUNTING GRADE 8 YEAR PLAN 2024
Sub-topics Date Date
1.Basic Concepts and Terminology started completed FIRST SEMESTER Define and Explain the concepts as per the syllabus: Transaction, source documents, assets, initial and final stock, income earned, expenses, profit/loss, liabilities, owner’s equity, business entity. Identify kinds of business activities Explain Sales and Purchases Define and give examples of assets as per the syllabus. Classify properties into either Fixed assets and Current assets 2.Recording of Transactions 2.1(a) Cash Transactions (Cash Book)
Describe the concepts of:
- Trading, Cash purchases, Cash sales, Cash drawings by owner, Source documents etc as per the syllabus Explain the periodic stock system Explain the purpose of: - A receipt, Cash register roll, deposit slip, POP, Bank statement Complete a receipt and a deposit slip Complete the Cash Book by recording: - Capital contribution, cash sales, rent received, purchases, wages, land & building, equipment, vehicles, cash drawings etc. Balance the cash and bank columns Indicate the effect on the accounting equation for cash transactions. Interpret entries in the Cash Book Describe the concepts: general ledger, double entry principle, debit/credit entries etc as per the syllabus. Explain the Cash Book as a book of first entry as well as a ledger account. Apply the double entry principle and balance all the accounts.
2.1 (b) Cash Transactions (Petty Cash
Book)
Explain the difference between cash,
petty cash and cash float. Explain the purchase of the Petty Cash Book as well as petty cash voucher. Record Petty cash payments in the Petty Cash Book. Explain petty cash book as a book of first entry and well as the general ledger. Restore the imprest amount Transfer the money from the bank/cash to the petty cash. Check in your syllabus for more.
FIRST SEMESTER ENDS WITH TERM TEST
SECOND SEMESTER
2.4 Wages Journal
Explain Wages and the basic salary scale Distinguish between Gross and Net wages Explain the difference between normal and overtime Describe the following deductions: Pension fund, medical aid, PAYE, social security fund, union subscription Record transactions in the Wages Journal and close the Wages Journal. 3.Trial Balance Describe the following concepts: Trial Balance Balance Sheet Account Section Nominal Account Section Folio numbers Calculate the balances in the General Ledger Draw up a Trial Balance 6. Financial Statements Describe the concepts: Accounting/Financial period Cost of Sales Gross income Gross Income Net profit/loss Financial statements Income Statement Balance Sheet Calculate: Cost of Sales, Gross profit, Gross income, Net profit and net loss Draw up an Income Statement for a trading business Draw up a Balance Sheet for a trading business