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Exam code:0452 & 0985
Purchase of a non-current asset
How do I record the purchase of a non-current asset in the ledger accounts?
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Debit the non-current asset account in the nominal ledger
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Credit the cash, bank, or a liability account in the nominal ledger
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Use the cash or bank account if the business pays upfront
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Use a liability account if the business buys the asset on credit
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The name will be the name of the lender
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Note that a purchase of a non-current asset is not entered into the purchases account
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This is because the purchases account is just for purchases of goods for trading
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What other transactions are included in a non-current asset account?
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The only other transaction that is included in a non-current asset account is its sale or disposal
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It will be credited with the original cost of the non-current asset
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A disposal account will be needed to show the profit or loss of the sale
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Depreciation will be recorded in a provision for depreciation account
Taking out a loan
How do I record taking out a loan in the ledger accounts?
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Debit the bank account
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The asset is increasing
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Credit a loan account
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The liability is increasing
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How do I record interest on a loan in the ledger accounts?
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Loan interest is an expense
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Credit the bank account
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The asset is decreasing
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Debit the loan interest account
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Do not make any entries for this in the loan account
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The amount borrowed has not changed
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Receiving incomes & paying expenses
What types of income could a business receive?
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A business will receive income from their sales of goods or services
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A business can also receive other income such as:
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Rent
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Commission
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How do I record the receipt of an income in the ledger accounts?
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Debit the cash or bank account
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The asset is increasing
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Credit the income account
What types of expenses could a business pay?
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The purchase of goods is an expense to a business
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A business can also incur other expenses such as:
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Rent
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Commission
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Rates
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Wages
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General expenses
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If a business receives income from rent and also pays rent then separate accounts are used
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Rent payable is the expense account
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Rent receivable is the income account
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How do I record the payment of an expense in the ledger accounts?
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Credit the cash or bank account
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The asset is decreasing
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Debit the expense account
Worked Example
Frank is a sole trader. Frank rents a building for part of his business. Frank also owns a building as part of his business and rents out a room to another sole trader, Karen.
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On 1 February 2024, Frank pays $300 rent by a standing order.
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On 3 February 2024, Frank receives $200 in rent from Karen by bank transfer.
Enter these transactions into Frank’s accounts.
Answer
Bank Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2024 Feb 3 |
Rent receivable |
200 |
2024 Feb 1 |
Rent payable |
300 |
Rent Payable Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2024 Feb 1 |
Bank |
300 |
Rent Receivable Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2024 Feb 3 |
Bank |
200 |
Taking drawings & introducing capital
How do I record the owner taking drawings in the ledger accounts?
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The owner could take assets from the business for personal use:
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Money
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Goods
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Non-current assets
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Such as vehicles
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Credit the relevant account
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Bank account if money is taken
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Purchases account if goods are taken
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Non-current asset account if a vehicle or machinery is taken
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Debit the drawings account
How do I record the owner introducing capital in the ledger accounts?
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The owner might put some of their own money into the business
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Debit the cash or bank account
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The asset is increasing
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Credit the capital account
Worked Example
Ahmed is a sole trader.
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On 1 January 2024, Ahmed puts $20 000 into the business bank account from his personal bank account.
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On 1 February 2024, Ahmed withdraws $5 000 from the business bank account for personal use.
Record these transactions in ledger accounts for Ahmed’s business.
Answer
Bank Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2024 Jan 1 |
Capital |
20 000 |
2024 Feb 1 |
Drawings |
5 000 |
Capital Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2024 Jan 1 |
Bank |
20 000 |
Drawings Account
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Date |
Details |
$ |
Date |
Details |
$ |
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2024 Feb 1 |
Bank |
5 000 |
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