1- financial accounting
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Introduction
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Index Introduction to Accounting.
Definitions of financial statements.
Types of companies.
Nature of Accounting processes.
AccountingCycle.
Capital formation.
Purchases and Sales.
Notes Receivable and Notes Payable.
Letter of Credit
Bank reconciliation
How to prepare Financial Statements.
Exercises.
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Introduction to AccountingAccounting
The purpose of accounting
The users of financial statements
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Definitions of financial statementsIncome Statement
(
Revenues - Expenses = Net Profit (Net Loss)
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Balance Sheet
ssets = Liabilities + Owners Equity
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)
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Statement of Changes in Owners Equity
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Statement of Cash Flow
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Operating activities
Investing activities
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Financial activities
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Types of companies
Joint StockCompany
Limited Partnership in Shares
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Limited Liability Company
Limited Partnership
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Partnership Company
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Subcontractor Company
Sole Proprietorship
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Nature of accounting processesOne could say that of accounting consists of 4 major accounts are
Assets -Liabilities - Revenue - Expenses.
Each account in the establishment falls under the four key accounts.
Balance Sheet Income Statement
Assets Liabilities Revenue Expenses
Credit
DebitSo we can say
Des. Dr. Cr.
Assets Expenses + -
Liabilities Revenue - +
For Example
- The company has bought a car worth L.E 50000 by cash onhand.
Car Cash
Assets Assets Dr. Fixed Assets(Car) 50000
+ - Cr. Cash 50000
Dr. Cr. (Purchase Fixed Assets by cash)
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Accounting Cycle
AccountingCycle
Source
Documents
Journals
LedgerTrial
Balance
Financial
Statements
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Capital formationThere are three types of capital proof:
1- Capital Formation by Cash / Bank:
Dr. Cash / Bank
Cr. Capital
2- Capital Formation by Fixed Asset:
Dr. Fixed Asset
Cr. Capital
3- Capital Formation by Fixed Asset and Liabilities:
Dr. Fixed Asset
Cr.
CapitalLiabilities
For Example:
- Ahmed Presented to the partnership car Worth 50000 and he
was a loan by 15000.
Dr. Fixed Assets (Car)50,000
Cr. Capital 35000
Liabilities (Loan) 15000
(Capital Formation by Fixed Asset and Liabilities)
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Purchases and Sales
Purchases=Sales returns (Debit)
Sales =Purchases returns (Credit)
Purchases on Account
Dr. Purchases
Cr. Accounts Payable(Vendor Name)
Purchases Return
Dr. Accounts Payable(Vendor Name)
Cr. Purchases Return
Cash Payment
Dr. Accounts Payable (Vendor Name)
Cr. Cash
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Sales on AccountDr. Accounts Receivable(Customer Name)
Cr. Sales
Sales Return
Dr. Sales Return
Cr. Accounts Receivable (Customer Name)
Cash Receipt
Dr. Cash
Cr. Accounts Receivable (Customer Name)
Withdrawals (Withdraw)
The owner withdraws for personal use:
Dr. Drawings
Cr. Purchases (Goods cost prices)
Sales (Goods sales prices)
Assets (The name of assets)
Cash (By Cash)
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Notes Receivable and Notes Payable
Notes Receivable =Customers (Debit)
Notes Payable =Suppliers (Credit)
Notes Receivable
- It is a result of incoming checks of the facility as a result of a process
the sale and collection in order to later.
.
Purchases on Account
Dr. Purchases
Cr. Accounts Payable(Vendor Name)
Check WriteDr. Accounts Payable(Vendor Name)
Cr. Notes Payable(Check Number)
Cash Payment
Dr. Notes Payable (Check Number)
Cr. Bank
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Notes Payable
- It is a checks issued from the facility as a result of a process
purchase and payment in order to later.
.
Sales on AccountDr. Accounts Receivable(Customer Name)
Cr. Sales
CheckReceive
Dr. Notes Receivable
Cr. Accounts Receivable(Customer Name)
Send Check to Bank
Dr. Checks under collection
Cr. Notes Receivable
Deposit in the Bank
Dr. Bank
Cr. Checks under collection
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Letter of Credit
L.C that means a letter of credit and it is opened when we import or
export from abroad. And is closed at the end of the period by
reversing the accounting entry. The letter of credit is placed in assets
as long as the formal accounting entry opens.
Cost of LCs:-
1-Invoice value.
2-Bank commission.
3-Custom duty.
4- Customs broker Fees.
5-Transportation in.
Invoice Value may be:-
1-CIF "Cost Insurance Freight".
2-CF "Cost Freight".
3-FOB "Free On Board".
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Bank reconciliation
Note:-
Balance Per Accounting Records and Adjusted Bank Balance should be equal.
Bank Reconciliation
Balance Per Bank Statement xxx
Adjustments:
Add: Deposits in transit xx
Deduct: Outstanding checks xx
Add or Deduct: Bank errors (x) or x
Adjusted/Corrected Balance per Bank xxxx
Balance per Books xxx
Adjustments:
Deduct: Bank service charges xx
Deduct: NSF checks & fees xx
Deduct: Check printing charges xx
Add: Interest earned xx
Add: Notes Receivable collected by bank xx
Add or Deduct: Errors in company's Cash account (x) or x
Adjusted/Corrected Balance per Books xxxx
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Financial Statements- The first step in financial statement is trial balance:-
Trial balanceDecember 31, 2015
Des.Beginning balance Transactions Total Balance
Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr.
Cash at banks
Accounts Receivable
Notes receivable
Prepaid expenses
Accounts Payable
Notes payable
Prepaid revenue
Total
31/2015
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Total
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Income statement
From 1 January 2015To 31 December 201
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X Net Sales= Sales - (Sales Returns + Sales Discounts)
X Beginning inventory
X Net Purchases= Purchases(Purchase Returns + Purchase Discounts)
X Ending inventory
X X Cost of sales
X X Gross profit
X General Expenses
X Administrative Expenses
X Marketing Expenses
X Depreciation Expenses
X X Net Profit before Interest and Tax
X Interest ( Dr. )
X X Net Profit before Income Tax
X Income Tax
X X Net Profit after Interest and Income Tax
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=
Cost of Goods Available for Sale = Beginning inventory + Net purchases
=
Ending inventory =Cost of Goods Available for Sale - Cost of sales
+=
Cost of sales = Beginning inventory + Net purchases - Ending inventory
=
Gross profit = Net Sales - Cost of sales
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Net Profit before interest and tax =
Gross profit - General exp. -Administrative exp. - Marketing Exp. -Dep.
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Net Profit before tax = Net Profit before interest and tax Interest
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Net Profit after interest and tax =Net Profit before tax Tax
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Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity
1000,000 = 400,000 + 600,000
Owners Equity = Assets - Liabilities
600,000 = 1000,000 - 400,000
=
Working capital= Total Current Assets - Total Current Liabilities
+=
Total investment = Total Long Term Assets + Working Capital
=
+
Total Owners Equity and Long Terms Liabilities=
Total Owners Equity + Total Long Terms Liabilities
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