Advanced Bookkeeping
sophie_612
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Hi,
i'm hoping someone can help me, i'm really struggling to get my head around this exam and in need of some help.
Task 3 which I've attached along with the answers i'm unsure how they got to any of these would someone please be able to explain?
Thanks
Sophie
i'm hoping someone can help me, i'm really struggling to get my head around this exam and in need of some help.
Task 3 which I've attached along with the answers i'm unsure how they got to any of these would someone please be able to explain?
Thanks
Sophie
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Hi
The prepayment was made at end of last year by Dr rental income (reducing capital) and Cr prepaid income (increasing liability)
At the start of the new accounting period we need to reverse the entry, ie we are doing the opposite entries, Cr income acc (increase capital), Dr prepaid income (reduce liability)
The accounting equation is as follows
Assets =liabilities + capital
None = decrease prepaid Income+increase revenue
0 = - 2340+2340AAT Level 2. 2018 Distinction
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The second task is purely knowledge of booking entries
Accrued expenses are accounted for when they fall due not when payments are made and received and since only 1/3 of the expense bill is relevant to the accounting period ending 31march 20x7 we need to accrue for that. The rest goes in the next accounting year as normal
See attachment for the bookkeepingAAT Level 2. 2018 Distinction
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AAT Level 4. 2019 FSLC 100% MABU 93% MADC 82% PDSY 80%
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Thank you, that's so helpful i seem to be really struggling wit this one for some reason especially when it comes to writing up the ledgers with the prepaid and accrued etc and also the extended trial balance knowing what goes where.
Do you have any tips?0 -
It took me ages to understand the whole concept! It will come to you as well, just keep practicing and repeat the accruals and prepayments definitions, what they are, assets or liability, etcAAT Level 2. 2018 Distinction
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AAT Level 4. 2019 FSLC 100% MABU 93% MADC 82% PDSY 80%
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