Accounting 101

Double Entry
Adjustments
Ext Trial Balance
100

Drawings is to always be

Debited

100

The right hand side of the t-account is known as

The credit side 

100

The 2 methods of depreciation are.

Reducing balance & straight line

100

An alternative name for the extended trial balance.

The worksheet

200

Bank overdraft is to always be 

Credited

200

This separates the debit side from the credit side.

T-account

200

This speaks to when a debtor that was assumed to be unable to pay his/her debt actually makes a payment.

Bad debt recovered 

200

A list of all the totals of all accounts from the double entry system.

Trail balance 

300

This is a subsidiary of the cash book.

Petty cash book

300

When capital decreases we record on

The debit side.

300

Where are the adjustments typically found in a question?

Footnotes 

300

Income is what type of balance?

Credit balance

400

Payments that are outstanding are referred to as

Accruals 

400

When assets decrease we record on the 

Credit side

400

This method of deprecation starts off with large deductions in the earlier years.

Reducing balance

400

The balancing figure in the profit and loss columns is to be entered where?

Balance sheet

500

Rent received is an example of a

Revenue 

500

John borrows $4,500 cash from RBC. Which account is debited?

Cash

500

Cost Price - depreciation =

Net book value

500

This item is to be deducted from the capital + net profit in the balance sheet.

Drawings