1. Chapter 2: Vendors McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2011 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

2. Vendor Transactions In Chapter 2, you learn how Peachtree handles Accounts Payable transactions with vendors When Bellwether Garden Supply orders and receives inventory from vendors, Account No. 12000, Inventory, is debited. Accounts Payable and the vendor account is credited. 2-2

3. Peachtree Tips Peachtree Tips In Chapter 1 on pp. 53 and 54, you backed up (saved) Exercise 1-2. In order to begin where you left off, [if necessary] restore data from Exercise 1-2. Restoring allows you to start where you left off after completing Exercise 1-2. Peachtree includes the special journals; for example, the Payments window is the Cash Disbursements Journal; the Purchases/Receive Inventory window is the Purchase Journal. The work in Chapters 1-7 is cumulative. Chapter 7’s financial statements reflect within chapter activities and end-of-chapter exercises. 2-3

4. Peachtree Tips Peachtree Tips Change global settings to show general ledger accounts, pages 62 and 63 (Options; Global). If the boxes in the Hide General Ledger Accounts area are checked, then general ledger accounts are hidden. Make sure the boxes in the Hide General Ledger Accounts section are unchecked so that there is a GL Account field on the Purchase Orders, Purchases/Receivable Inventory, Payments window and others. To set global options, see steps 1-4 on pages 62 and 63. 2-4

5. Peachtree Tips Peachtree defaults to hiding the general ledger accounts. This is called Accounting Behind the Screens. (pp. 62-63). The illustrations in the book show the general ledger accounts. This means that there is a GL Account field on the Purchase Orders, Purchases/Receive Inventory, Payments, Sales Invoicing, and Receipts windows. Once you set global options for one company, they are in effect for all Peachtree companies. 2-5

6. Backing Up Chapter 2 In Chapter 2, you make two backups and save two Excel files. Refer to the chart shown on textbook page 2 to see all the backups made in Part 1 (Chapters 1-8). Backup Name Excel Report KB Pg Nos. Chapter 2.ptb 3,693 KB 88 Chapter 2_Vendor List and Ledgers.xlsx 21 KB 88-90 Exercise 2-2.ptb 3,719 KB 96-97 Exercise 2-2_Vendor List and Ledgers.xlsx 21 KB 97 2-6

7. Chapter 2 Glossary of Terms 2-7

8. Purchase discount, p. 57 Cash discounts from vendors in return for early payment of an invoice, for example, 2% 10 days, net 30. 2-8

9. Accounts Payable System, p. 60 Peachtree’s Accounts Payable System provides the summary information needed for the entry that credits Accounts Payable and debits the various asset and expense accounts that the vendor invoices represent. Since Bellwether Garden Supply buys on credit from a number of vendors, the company keeps close track of the amount owed and the due dates of the bills. The Navigation Bar’s Vendors & Purchases selection shows the accounts payable module or accounts payable system. 2-9

10. Purchase orders, p. 62 Purchase orders are used to place an order with a vendor. Purchase Orders, abbreviated PO, authorize the vendor to ship the ordered merchandise at the stated price and terms. 2-10

11. Coding system, pp. 73-74 A combination of letters and numbers that are used to identify customers and vendors. A coding system is set up for Bellwether Garden Supply’s vendors. Bellwether’s coding system uses uppercase letters; for example, Anderson’s Landscaping is coded as ANDERSON. 2-11

12. Case sensitive, p. 74 Refers to the use of lowercase and uppercase letters. When coding a customer or vendor number, you must use either a capital or lowercase letter. For example, anderson is not the same as ANDERSON. 2-12