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Mr. Bedi Productions Accounting 11/12 SO sMart tRiviA Mr. Bedi Productions Accounting 11/12

Rules 4 Teams (Mr. Bedi picks the Teams ) A NEW Team Member Rotates and represents his or her team for every question Answers are to be written on a piece of paper (1 paper per Team). Do not show anyone, not your teammates, not your competitors. It will be submitted to Mr. Bedi after each question. The Team Member representing his or her team for the question may not consult with his or her team. (Failure to comply will result in your team not getting a chance to gain a point) May the best team Win!!

TEAM SET UP Get into rows with your Team (on the next slide) (keep the rows straight) The Chair in the Front of the row is the Hot Seat, have it placed a few feet in front of the row. Every team needs 1 Sheet of Paper (the team member in the hot seat will use this to paper to put their answer on it discreetly) When the member in the Hot Seat has picked their answer, they must submit it to Mr. Bedi.

TEAMS Team 1: Gurkamal, Manvir Team 2: Shayal, Amin, Rajan Team 3: Robin, Harry, Manu Team 4: Anna, Henna, Taran Team 5: Alex, Jasmine, Mantej

LET the games BEGIN

What needs to happen for a Business Transaction to take place? The Financial Position of a business changes Money needs to be looked at Nothing People need to shake hands 2 individuals need to promise each other to make a deal in the future

A Truck costing $25,000 is purchased. $10,000 is paid in cash A Truck costing $25,000 is purchased. $10,000 is paid in cash. The rest on Credit. The truck account goes UP

A Phone bill is a example of a Source Document?

What is a Source Document? A piece of paper The original record of a transaction The document which is A-L=OE Proof of payment

A photo copy of an receipt is an acceptable Source Document…….. As long as it is legible Photo copies show all relevant information and can be considered a source document for CRA Yes, what is wrong with that. No. A Source Document must be the original copy of the receipt

Another form of a Source Document would be….? A store receipt GAAP A Perk An ad in the News Paper about a Accounting Job A proof of payment

Which of the following is a transaction…… Mr. Bedi promises Harry he will buy his pink t-shirt for $50 Mr. Bedi is in need of a new employee in his payroll Department Mr. Bedi withdrawals $500 from his business to pay for Heritage Classic Tickets Mr. Bedi will hopefully buy Manvir’s Golden Hockey Stick for $200

Which of the following is not a transaction…… A business pays $600 to Basant Motors to reduce the amount owed to them A business pays rent for the month, $800 A company needs to buy a labtop for $1200 to do payroll A business purchases a new computer for cash at the price of $1200 Mr. Bedi buys himself a pair of red Nike Max shoes for personal use for $300

Cash and School Loan Payable - (A/P) A $5,000 school loan was just paid off in full (in cash), what two accounts are affected….. Cash and School Loan Payable - (A/P)

A $500 service (oil change) was preformed by Basant Motors A $500 service (oil change) was preformed by Basant Motors. This is a transaction…….(T or F)

South American Coffee Co. Who is the Customer: South American Coffee Co.

Who is the Issuing Company of this Source Document:………… The Coffee Roast Company

A customer who owed Bedi Enterprises $1200 made a partial payment of $300, does this change the companies financial position? YES !

Cash and Accounts Receivable A customer who owed Bedi Enterprises $1200 made a partial payment of $300, what 2 Accounts are effected? Cash and Accounts Receivable

The objectivity principle states that “accounting will be recorded on the basis of evidence.” According to this principle, which of the following would not be considered objective evidence for accounting purposes? A Cash register receipt An old original invoice A receipt from Chevrolet confirming the purchase of a brand new 2014 Corvette for Mr. Bedi a memo (memorandum) written by an employee to his/her boss explaning a purchase that was made. All of the above

Equipment and Accounts Payable Mr. Bedi bought new Computers for our classroom on Credit and will pay IBM in 30 days. What two accounts get affected? Equipment and Accounts Payable

Cash and Accounts Payable Now, when Mr. Bedi pays for these Computers in full (in cash). What two accounts get affected? Cash and Accounts Payable

When Mr. Bedi paid for these Computers in full (in cash after 30 days) When Mr. Bedi paid for these Computers in full (in cash after 30 days). Did Accounts Payable go up or down on the equation analysis sheet? Down

A car is purchased in cash A car is purchased in cash. The Cash account should go up (+) on the equation analysis sheet:

When there is a Business Transaction, how many accounts are affected? 1 None 2 or more 1 maybe 2 3 or more

When I want to calculate the total value of a row in Excel, I should use the….. =Sum (……) =total value (…….) =summarize row (…..) Tap my screen with the magic wand Stare at the screen and hope it calculates it for me

What is the fundamental Accounting Equation…… Capital-Assets= Liabilities OE-Assets + Net worth = Balance Sheet 9x9=81 Liabilities + Assets = Owners Equity Assets - Liabilities = Owners Equity

Mr. Bedi withdrawals cash from his personal Bank Account…… Cash goes down, Owners Equity goes up Net worth goes down and cash goes up Wealth goes up, and cash goes up Cash goes up, wealth goes down Cash goes down, Owners Equity goes down

FINAL QUESTION: This Question is worth 3 Points! ( You may consult with your team and compile all information and submit it to Mr. Bedi)

If Mr. Bedi was the CEO of Clarity Accounting and he is your boss, explain this invoice to him (you’re an Accountant, break it down step by step, he wants all the facts!)