SOURCE DOCUMENTS
ACCOUNTING CYCLE
ORIGINAL ENTRY
DOUBLE ENTRY
TYPES OF BUSINESS
100

The accounting cycle will start with

Source Documents

100

Traditional operations time for every business 

12-months

100

The book for listing all sales invoices

Sales day book

100

All double entry systems are recorded in the

ledger

100

A stand-alone business

Sole Trade

200

A document prepared by the seller when goods or services are provided on credit

Invoice

200

Financial records could be recorded in business books in two ways

manually or computerized systems

200

A book used to record ONLY cash transactions in businesses

Cash book

200

Accounts in the ledgers are divided into

Personal and Impersonal Accounts

200

A company that is legal with one shareholder and one director

Private Limited Company

300

The document raised by the purchaser for goods returned

Debit Note

300

This happens at the end of each month to our books of records

"Balance off"

300

A returns outwards journal is also known as a 

Purchases returns book

300

The accounts that deals with people and firms are

Personal Accounts

300

Clubs and associations are companies under

Non-trading organizations

400

The full meaning of BACS

Bankers' Automated Clearing Services

400

A business started on 1st October 2000. I should end when?

September 30th 2001

400

The book that records how much "cash till" you have 

Cash book

400

Accounts which deals with the possessions of businesses

Real Account

400

a legally constituted business entity formed for the explicit purpose of furthering economic welfare of its members

Cooperative Societies

500

One document with a counterfoil is

cheque

500

A business that started in April 30th will run till when to close for the year?

March 31 of the next year

500

The petty cash book mainly takes its records from 

petty cash voucher

500

Expenses, income, sales, wages and commissions received can be recorded in 

Nominal Account

500

Every business is set up to make profit except

Not-for profit organizations NGO

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