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Purpose of study
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Learning material
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Contents
6.1. Purpose of accounting for revenue, business result and result
distribution
6.2 Accounting for revenue
6.3. Accounting for selling expenses and administrative expenses
6.4. Accounting for financial expenses and financial income
6.5. Accounting for other expenses and other income
6.6. Accounting for corporate income tax expenses
6.7. Accounting for business result and result distribution
6.8. Ledgers, journals and presentation on financial statement
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6.1. Purpose of accounting for revenue, business result
and result distribution
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6.1. Purpose of accounting for revenue, business result
and result distribution
6.1.1. Some issues related to accounting for revenue and business
result
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6.1.1. Some issues related to accounting for revenue and business
result
- Classification of sale:
* Based on payment method:
+ Credit sale
+ Cash sale
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6.1.1. Some issues related to accounting for revenue and business
result
- Expenses
- Business result
- Business distribution
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6.1. Purpose of accounting for revenue, business result and result
distribution
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6.1. Purpose of accounting for revenue, business result and result
distribution
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6.2. Accounting for sale
6.2.1. Accounting for cost good sold
6.2.2. Accounting for revenue
6.2.3. Accounting for revenue deduction
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6.2.1 Accounting for cost of good sold
a. Based on control right transfer
- Sale directly: (**)
+ Buyer go to the enterprises’ warehouse to received goods
according to purchase contract
+ Date of receiving goods and confirming payment
obligation is date of sale completion
- Sent on consignment:
+ Seller sent goods on consignment to agents
+ Date of sale completion: date of goods sales and
confirming payment obligation
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6.2.1 Accounting for cost of goods sold
b. Cost of good sold calculation
- If the company applies perpetual method
COGS calculation is based on Good issuing Notes
- If the company applies periodic method
COGS calculation is based on the following equation
Cost of
Cost of
goods
Cost goods Cost of
sent on
COGS in of sent on goods Cost of
consig
the perid = invent + consig + receive - inventor - nment
ory at nment d in y at the
at the
the at the the end
end
beg. beg. period
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c. Account used: (Perpetual method)
* Acc 632: Cost of good sold
Acc 632
Acc 632
+ Transfer last month EB of COGS + Transfer cost of finished goods in
+ Transfer last month EB of cost of warehouse at the end
goods sent on consignment + Transfer last month cost of goods
+ Transfer cost of finished goods in sent on consignment at the end
the period + Transfer COGS in the period to
income summary
Acc 157
Transfer cost of finished Transfer cost of finished
goods/services sent on goods/services sent on consignment
consignment at the beginning
Example 1:
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6.2.2. Accounting for sale and output VAT (VAS 14)
• Selling goods
Acc 511
• Providing services
• Interest income, royalty, dividend and distributed profit Acc 515
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6.2.2.1. Types of revenue, revenue recognition criteria
+ External revenue
+ Internal revenue
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6.2.2.2 Accounting for revenue
a. Principles for revenue recognition
b. Principles for revenue recognition in some special cases
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6.2.2.2 Accounting for revenue
c. Source documents and account used
* Source documents :
• VAT invoice (Form No.01-GTKT)
• Sales invoice (Form No.02 - GTTT)
• Payment documents (Receipt note, cheque,...)
• VAT declaration (Form No.07A/GTGT)
• Other related documents
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6.2.2.2 Accounting for revenue
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Account 511 - Revenue
Acc 511
+ Notes:
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* Used accounts
Acc 511 has 6 sub-accounts
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Acc 3331– VAT payable
Acc 3331
• Input VAT deducted • VAT payable for sold goods and
•Deductible VAT of services
returned goods • VAT payable for financial activities
• VAT paid to state budget and other activities
• VAT payable on imported goods
Sub accounts:
Acc 3387
Unearned revenue at
the end of period
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* Sale for external enterprise (within Vietnam)
1. Sold directly
5. Sold through agency
to customers (**)
(**)
Example 2:
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2. Credit sale with interest payment, installment sale
Revenue = Cash sale price
Interest income = Credit sale price – cash sale price
(2a). Revenue
Acc 111, 112
(2a) Received money
Acc 511 from customer
Acc 131
Receivable (2b)
from customers
Acc 333 (1)
VAT (if any)
* Revenue
Acc 131 Acc 152, 153...
Acc 511 Revenue Payable to (3)c Value of
(3)a exchange received goods
parner
Acc 333(1)
VAT
Acc 133
Acc 111, 112 Deductible
VAT
(3)d
Revenue
Acc 3331
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5. Goods sent on consignment with fixed price
a. At consigner’s site
- Cost of good sold
Related Acc. Acc. 157 Acc. 632
5(a) 5(c)
- When received goods: Record on the detailed journal for goods sent
on consignment
- When sold the goods to customer:
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SĐ 7. 10
Case 1: Commission fee is deducted before make payment to
consigners
Acc. 331 Acc. 111,112, 131
Payable to consigner
Acc. 511 Total sale
Commission fee revenue
Acc. 333(1)
Output VAT
• Internal revenue
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7. Used for activities which are financed by fund for employee
benefit
Acc 511 Acc 353
Internal revenue
TK 333 (1)
(if any)
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Cost of goods sold transaction (similar to case 7)
9. Sale with payment discount
Cash sale with payment discount
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B – If the company cannot separate indirect tax in sale transactions
Price is included VAT, import tax and special consumption tax
Acc 111,112,131
Acc 333 Acc 511
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6.2.3. Revenue deduction
- Sale discount
- Sale allowances
- Returned goods
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6.2.3 Accounting for revenue deduction
a. Nature of revenue deductions
Sale discount: ?
Sale allowance: ?
Returned goods:?
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6.2.3 6.2.3 Accounting for revenue deduction
b. Account used:
Acc. 521 – Revenue deduction: (Article 81 – Circular 200, p.g 378)
Acc. 521
Sale discount, sale Transfer sale discount, sale
allowance and returned allowance and returned goods
goods incurred for net revenue calculation
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6.2.3 Accounting for revenue deduction transactions
c. Common transactions
(1) Sale discount, sale allowance and returned goods incurred
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SĐ
(2) Returned goods 7.17
(if any)
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6.3. Accounting for selling expenses and
administrative expenses
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6.3.1. Accounting for selling expenses
6.3.1.1. Contents
* Definition
*Selling expenses includes:
1) Sale staff expenses
2) Material and packing material expenses
3) Tools and instruments expenses
4) Fixed asset depreciation expenses
5) Warranty expenses
6) Outside services expenses
7) Other expenses
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6.3.1.2. Accounting for selling expenses
b. Accounts used:
Acc 641
- Items reduced selling
Selling expenses expense in the period
incurred in period.
- Transferring “Income
Summary” accounts
Acc 641
Acc 334, 338
Acc 152, 111,..
(1) (6)
Acc 152,153, 242…
(2)
Acc 214 Acc 911
(3)
(7)
Acc 111, 112, 352…
(4)
Acc 133
Acc 331, 111, …
(5)
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Flow chart explaination
1. Sales staff’s salary, wages and social insurance, health
insurance, trade union fees…
2. Costs materials/tools and allocation costs of supplies and
tools.
3. Depreciation of fixed assets used for selling and distribution
purposes
4. Provisions for warranty expenses or warranty expenses
incurred without previous provision.
5. Services and other expenses in cash.
6. Reducing selling expenses (Reverse provision…)
7. Selling expenses allocated and transferred to determine
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6.3.2. Accounting for administrative expenses
6.3.2.1.Contents
* Definitions:
*Contents:
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6.3.2.2. Accounting for administrative expenses
a. Source documents:
- Salary and social insurance allocation sheets
- Material allocation sheet
- Depreciation allocation sheets
- Tax declaration: License tax,…
- VAT invoice, Sale invoice
- Payment voucher, Credit notes from bank
-….
b. Account used: Acc 642 – Administrative expenses
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6.3.2.2. Accounting for administrative expenses
Accounts used: TK 642
Administrative - Items reduced selling expense in the
expenses incurred in period
period. - Transferring “Income Summary”
accounts
Acc 214
(3)
(8)
Acc 333
(4)
(6)
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Flowchart explanations
1. Office staff’s salary, wages and related social insurance, health
insurance, trade union fees…
2. Costs and allocation costs of supplies and tools.
3. Depreciation of fixed assets used for general administration
purposes
4. Business tax, land rentals and other fees
5. Provisions for doubtful debts and other provision payables for
business restructuring, loss from risky contracts..
6. Services rendered and cash expenses.
7. Reducing administration expenses
8. Administration expenses allocated and transferred to determine
operation result.
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Expenses Manufacturing Sales Business
overhead administration
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6.4.1. Contents of financial income and financial expenses
TRANSACTIONS
1. Interest Part of interest expenses Lãi cho vay, lãi tiền gửi
2. Loss from the investment is deducted from
- Dividend, distributed profit ...
Financial investment capital
investment Loss from the investment transfer - Profit from the investment transfer
Expenses related to financial investment
3.Ch.khấu Payment discount paid Payment discount received
thanh toán
4. Chênh - Loss from exchange rate difference - Profit from exchange rate difference
lệch tỉ giá (business activities + construction process) (business activities + construction process)
hối đoái -Loss from revaluating closing balance of -Profit from revaluating closing balance of
foreign currency monetary items (business foreign currency monetary items (business
activities + construction process): activities + construction process):
4131 635 4131 515
- Allocate loss from exchange rate -Allocate profit from exchange rate
difference (construction before operation) difference (construction before operation)
4132 242 635 ( 5 years) 4132 242 635 ( 5 years)
... ...
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6.4.2. Source documents
- Invoices
- Receipt notes, payment notes
- Debit notes, credit notes from bank
- ….
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6.4.3. Accounts used
Accounts
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6.5. Accounting for other expenses and other income
6.5.1. Contents
* Definition of other expenses
* Other expenses includes:
• Expenses relating disposal of fixed assets and their carrying
amount.
• Losses from revaluation of materials, goods and fixed asset
which are contributed in joint ventures, associates…
• Compensations for breaches of contracts;
• Tax penalty;
• Other expenses.
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6.5.1. Contents
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6.5. Accounting for other income and other expenses
6.5.2. Source documents
- Invoices
- Receipt notes, payment notes
- Debit notes, credit notes from bank
- Tax receipt
- ….
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6.5. Accounting for other income and other expenses
6.5.3. Accounts used
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6.5. Accounting for other income and other expenses
6.5.4. Common transactions
Acc. 111,..
Acc. 811 Acc. 711 Acc. 111,…
(1) (2)
Acc. 911
(3a) (3b)
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6.6 Accounting for current Corporate Income Tax
expenses
- Periodically (quarterly)
- End of financial year
- …
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6.6 Accounting for current CIT expenses
6.6.2. Accounts used
• Acc. 821 – Corporate Income Tax expenses
• Acc. 8211 – current Corporate Income Tax expenses
(Article 95 – Circular 200, pg. 439)
Acc. 8211
- CIT payables charged to current - Current CIT actually paid during year <
income tax expenses during year current CIT temporarily paid
- CIT payables increase due to - CIT payable decrease due to detecting
detecting important errors of insignificant errors of the previous year
previous years - Transferring current CIT expenses to Dr.
- Transferring current CIT 911 “Income Summary”.
expenses to Dr. 911 “Income
Summary”.
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6.6.3 Common transactions
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6.7. Accounting for business result and profit distribution
6.7.1. Contents
6.7.2. Accounts used
6.7.3. Common transactions
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6.7.1. Contents
Definition
From normal business activities
Business result
From other activities
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Result from other activities
Result from other activities = Other income - Other expenses
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6.7.2. Accounts used
Acc. 911, Acc. 421 and other related accounts
*Acc. 911- Income summary
Content:
Transfer revenue, income and expenses for business result
Acc. 911
Transfer expenses Transfer revenue, income
Transfer profit Transfer loss
* Acc. 421- Undistributed post-tax profit
Content To record post-tax profit/loss and distributed profit/loss of
an enterprise
Acc. 421
Acc. 641,642
Acc. 515
Transfer selling expenses,
Transfer financial
administrative expenses
income
Acc. 635
Transfer financial expenses Acc. 711
Transfer other
Acc. 811 income
Transfer other expenses
Acc. 8212
Acc. 8211, 8212 If Dr. side of acc. 8212 If Dr. side of
>Dr. side of that account acc. 8212
Current CIT expenses, >Dr. side of
Acc. 111, 112 that account
Acc. 4212
Temporary dividend payment,
profit distribution to related parties Transfer profit
Acc. 414, 353, 418,… after CIT
Make temporary reserves
Acc. 3388
Acc. 111, 112 FY end, identify
Dividend preference share Transfer loss
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payment payables
Additional profit distribution
In next financial year, accountants transfer balance of Acc. 421(2)
to Acc. TK 421(1) and make final profit distribution
Acc. 421(1)
Acc. 111,112 Acc. 338(8) Acc. 136
Dividend, profit Notifications on dividends Profit receivable
payment payment to shareholders or from subsidiaries
profit payment to investors
Acc. 414, 353,418
Final distribution to reserves
Acc. 411
Retained earnings for business
activities
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Common transactions on business results
Acc. 911 Acc. 111, Acc. 511,
Acc. 632 112, 131 Acc. 521 Acc. 111, 112
DT
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6.8.1 Sổ kế toán BH, XĐKQ và PPKQ
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6.8.2 Presentation on Financial Statement
- Income Statement
- Balance sheets
- Notes
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