Duality
Conceptually
Which One?
Crunch Time
Misc
100

Owner contributes cash to start the business

Dr Bank, Cr Capital

100

Duality

all transactions affect at least two accounts

100

Interest on Loan

Income Statement

100

Calculate the Capital figure

Cash at Bank $15,000

Vehicle $35,000

Loan $20,000

$30,000

100

Capital of New Zealand

Wellington

200

Owner withdraws cash from the business 

Dr Drawings, Cr Bank

200

The finances of the owner and the business are key separate

Accounting Entity
200

Depreciation of Vehicle

Income Statement


200

Calculate net assets

Cash at Bank $18,000

Furniture $15,000

Creditors $11,000

$22,000

200

Current leader for the Coleman Medal

Jeremy Cameron

300

Credit sale

Dr Debtors, Cr Sales

300
Recording of Non-Current Assets

Going Concern

300
Drawings

Statement of Changes in Equity

300

Calculate working capital ratio

Cash at Bank $18,000

Furniture $15,000

Creditors $11,000

1.64:1

300

Capital of Vietnam

Hanoi

400

The business repays a creditor

Dr Creditor, Cr Bank

400

The original purchase price of an asset is used

Historical Cost

400

Profit

Income Statement and Statement of Changes in Equity

400

Calculate straight-line depreciation

Equipment purchased for $15,000 with a life of 6 years and a residual value of $3,000

$2,000

400

Current value of the Australian Dollar against the USD

65c

500

Business buys a vehicle, paying a deposit with the rest on credit

Dr Vehicle, Cr Bank, Cr Creditors

500

Accounting Period

the life of the business is divided into arbitrary time periods

500

Accumulated Depreciation of Furniture

Balance Sheet

500

Calculate the number of t-shirts that need to be sold per month to make $500 profit

Rent $1000 and Wages $800 per month

Per shirt costs - material $5, printing $2

Selling price $15

289 t-shirts

500

Name the sport these Australian teams play

Matildas, Diamonds, Dolphins, Stingers, Kookaburras

Soccer, Netball, Swimming, Water Polo, Hockey

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