Day: January 20, 2022

Returns Inwards: These are goods that have been returned by customers due to various reasons e.g. They may be defective/damaged,  Being of the wrong type. Excess goods being delivered. Goods returned may relate to cash sales or credit sales. For Read More …

Sales: This is the sell of goods that were bought by a firm (the goods must have been bought with the purpose of resale). Sales are divided into cash sales and credit sales. When a cash sale is made, the Read More …

The Accounting equation forms the basis of double entry and therefore it should always be maintained. Any change in assets, liabilities or capital will have a double effect such that assets will always be equal to liabilities plus capital. If Read More …

Initial capital refers to any funds and other assets invested into the business by the owner at the beginning of the trading period. Final capital refers to the business capital at the end of the trading period. Thus, final capital Read More …

The capital in a business does not remain intact but changes over time due to the following factors: additional investments, profits drawings or losses. 1) Additional investments (I)-occurs when the owner of the business brings in his personal cash or Read More …

A business can be set up in two ways: Owner supplying all the resources Owner supplying some of the resources and the rest being supplied by outside parties. The two cases bring out the accounting equation also called book- keeping Read More …