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1 Single Entry and Incomplete Record
單式記帳

2 What is Double Entry System? (複式記帳)
Every transaction affects TWO items. Each entry is made TWICE.

3 Account Account

4 Do small shops use Double Entry System? Why?
No! Don’t know how to do Costly 成本高

5 What would happen if …. accounting records will be destroyed

6 Learning Objectives Calculate profits from single entry system
Calculate goods stolen or lost by fire Calculate closing stock after balance sheet date

7 Methods

8 Calculating Profit by using Statement of Affairs
運用清理式資產負債表計算利潤 Find Profit / Loss from the balances of Capital 利用期初資本及期末資本計算純利 / 虧損

9 期初資本 期末資本 Balance Sheet Capital Balance at year start Add: Net Profit
$ Capital 期初資本 Balance at year start 1 000 Add: Additional Capital 500 1 500 Add: Net Profit 800 2 300 Less: Drawings 300 期末資本 Balance at year end 2 000

10 Opening Capital Additional Capital Drawings Net Profit = Closing Capital

11 Net Profit = Closing Capital Drawings Additional Capital Opening Capital

12 How to find Opening Capital ? Closing Capital ?

13 Remember? Assets Liabilities Capital

14 Capital Assets Liabilities

15 Preparation of Statement of Affairs
It is used to find the opening & closing capitals. Then, Net Profit could be calculated.

16 Total Debtors & Total Creditors
In this chapter --total debtors a/c is used to find the amount of Credit Sales. -- total creditors a/c is used to find the amount of Credit Purchases.

17 Mark-up & Margin Mark-up 加成 Profit shown as a percentage of cost

18 Mark-up & Margin Margin 毛利
Profit shown as a percentage of selling price Profit Sales

19 Goods Stolen or Lost by Fire
Value of the stolen / destroyed goods should be calculated for an insurance claim or tax purpose.

20 Calculation of Stock Loss
Method 1: Statement Idea:

21 ? Burglary: 28 May 2000 Margin 25% Stock 31/3/00 1/4/00 – 28/5/00
Purchases $3 000 ? Stock 31/3/00 $4 500 1/4/00 – 28/5/00 Sales $8 000

22 Calculation of Value of Stock Stolen on 28 May 2000
$ $ Stock at cost at 31 March 2000 4 500 Add: Purchases for the period 3 000 8000 x 25% 7 500 Less: Cost of Goods Sold Sales for the period 8 000 Less: Profit Loading 2 000 6 000 Stock Stolen on 28 May 2000 1 500


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