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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BUSINESS DOCUMENTS

EXPLANATION AND ILLUSTRATION
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SYLLABUS OVERVIEW

  • Recognize and understand the following documents
  • Invoice
  • Debit note
  • Credit note
  • Statement of account
  • Cheque
  • Receipt
  • Complete proforma business documents
  • use of these documents as sources of information
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WHAT IS A BUSINESS DOCUMENT?

  • Start of the book-keeping process
  • No source document = no proof that any transaction occurre
  • Documents which should be in bookkee records
  • Source document = specially designed form supplying details of a business transaction
  • Origin of information recorded in accounting books

WHAT DOES A BUSINESS DOCUMENT CONTAIN?

CONTENT OF A SOURCE DOCUMENT

  • Date
  • Nature and type of transaction
  • Value of transaction
  • Names of buyers and sellers

WHY IMPORTANT?

  • Evidence of transaction
  • To record transaction in the books
  • For auditing purpose

BUSINESS DOCUMENT IN ACCOUNTING PROCESS

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TYPES OF BUSINESS DOCUMENTS

INVOICE

  • Submit to customer
  • Shows that customer owes to business
  • Several details therein, like date, name address of seller, name address of buyer, quantity, amount,
  • Description of transaction
  • Total owing
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DEBIT NOTE

  • A written request sent to seller
  • To ask for deduction in amount owing
  • Reason: return of goods
  • Sent from buyer to seller
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CREDIT NOTE

  • In books of seller, reduces amount owed by customer
  • Written acceptance of the return of goods
  • Sent from seller to buyer

CHEQUE

  • Special bank note
  • Represents cash paid by buyer
  • Signature required from authorized signatory of bank account
  • Special number of each cheque, recorded in bookkeeping system
  • Payee name should be on cheque
  • Why a cheque is crossed off? Or written ‘not negotiable’ or ‘bearer’?

RECEIPTS

  • Once payment done by customer, supplier issues the receipt
  • Proof of payment
  • Automatically provided by shop nowadays

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT

  • Summary of all transactions taken place during the month
  • All source documents mentioned will be used to determine the details of all transactions in the statement

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