Financial Reporting I

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Bank

Asset. DR. Cash held by the business in its bank account.

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Trade receivables

Asset. DR. Amounts owed to the business by customers for credit sales.

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Inventory

Asset. DR. Goods held for sale.

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Stationery / stationery on hand

Asset. DR. Unused stationery still controlled by the business at reporting date.

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Prepaid expense family

Asset. DR. A payment made before the related expense has been fully consumed. The remaining benefit is an asset.

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Accrued income family

Asset. DR. Income already earned but not yet received in cash.

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Deposit / PPE receivable family

Asset. DR. Cash paid before the business has yet recognised the relevant PPE asset because control/recognition occurs later.

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Investments

Asset. DR. The carrying amount of shares held in another entity as an investment.

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Staff loans

Asset. DR. Amounts lent by the company to staff and still recoverable.

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Property, plant and equipment (PPE) — cost / gross carrying amount accounts

Asset. DR. Long-term tangible assets controlled by the business and used in operations. The exact account name normally identifies the PPE class.

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Land

Asset. DR. Land held as PPE.

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SARS (Income tax)

Dual A/L. DR or CR. The running balance between the company and SARS for company income tax. A debit balance means SARS owes the company; a credit balance means the company owes SARS.

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SARS (VAT)

Dual A/L. DR or CR. The VAT control balance with SARS.

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Accumulated depreciation: [PPE class]

Negative asset. CR. The total depreciation recognised to date against a PPE class/item. It reduces gross carrying amount to help produce carrying amount.

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Accumulated impairment: [PPE class]

Negative asset. CR. The cumulative impairment recognised against a PPE asset. It reduces the asset’s carrying amount.

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Trade payables

Liability. CR. Amounts owed to suppliers, especially for inventory or operating purchases on credit.

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Accrued expense family

Liability. CR. Expenses already incurred but not yet paid at reporting date.

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Income received in advance family

Liability. CR. Cash received before the business has earned the related income. Until earning occurs, the business owes performance to the customer/other party.

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Application & allotment

Liability. CR. Cash received from applicants before the company has completed the share issue. Until allotment, it is an obligation rather than share capital.

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Commission payable

Liability. CR. Amount owed to an underwriter for underwriting commission once the obligation exists but before payment.

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PPE payable family

Liability. CR. Amount owed to a supplier for PPE acquired on credit or under deferred settlement.

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Share issue costs payable

Liability. CR. Share issue costs that have been incurred but not yet paid.

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Loans

Liability. CR. Borrowed amounts still owed by the business.

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Shareholders for dividends

Liability. CR. The portion of a declared dividend owed directly to shareholders after any amount withheld for dividends tax.

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SARS (Dividends tax)

Liability. CR. Dividends tax withheld from dividends and owed by the company to SARS on shareholders’ behalf.

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Bank overdraft

Liability. CR. The liability presentation of a credit balance on the bank account.

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Share capital: [class]

Equity. CR. The net equity recognised from shares issued in that class after the course treatment of share issue costs.

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Retained earnings

Equity. CR. Accumulated profits retained in the company after losses, dividends and permitted equity transfers.

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Revaluation surplus

Equity. CR. Cumulative revaluation amounts recognised in other comprehensive income and retained in equity.

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Dividends family

Equity. DR. A temporary equity-reduction account used when the company declares dividends to its own shareholders.

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Underwriter’s commission

Equity. DR. A share issue cost paid/owed for the underwriting service.

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Other share issue costs / Share issue costs

Equity. DR. Other incremental costs relating to issuing shares.

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Revaluation gain (OCI)

Equity. CR. A temporary other-comprehensive-income account used to capture a qualifying revaluation gain before it is transferred/closed into Revaluation surplus.

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Revaluation loss (OCI)

Equity. DR. An other-comprehensive-income/equity reduction where the course treatment places a revaluation decrease against an existing surplus.

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Profit or loss

Other / clearing. No fixed side. The temporary closing account used to collect income and expenses before the net result is transferred to Retained earnings.

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Asset disposal

Other / clearing. No fixed side. A temporary P/L clearing account used to assemble the cost/gross carrying amount, accumulated depreciation/impairment and proceeds of a disposed PPE item so the balancing profit/loss can be identified.

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Sales income

P/L income. CR. Revenue earned from selling goods/services in the ordinary course of business.

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Operating-income family

P/L income. CR. Income earned from operating activities other than the main sales line.

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Interest income

P/L income. CR. Income earned from lending money or interest-bearing balances.

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Dividend income

P/L income. CR. Income earned by the business from shares it owns in another company.

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Investment gain

P/L income. CR. Gain from changes in the value of share investments and/or disposal effects as treated in the investment questions.

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Profit on disposal / sale of non-current asset

P/L income. CR. Gain when proceeds exceed the carrying amount of a disposed non-current asset.

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Cost of sales expense

P/L expense. DR. The cost of inventory sold during the period.

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Operating-expense family

P/L expense. DR. Ordinary operating costs consumed in earning revenue.

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Bad debts expense

P/L expense. DR. Expense recognised when a customer receivable is written off as uncollectible.

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Depreciation expense

P/L expense. DR. The period’s allocation of depreciable amount of PPE over the pattern in which benefits are consumed.

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Impairment loss / impairment expense

P/L expense. DR. Loss recognised when a PPE asset’s carrying amount exceeds its recoverable amount under the course impairment rules.

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Interest expense

P/L expense. DR. Finance cost incurred on borrowings or deferred payment arrangements.

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Tax expense

P/L expense. DR. The company income-tax charge for the period based on taxable income under the facts given.

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Investment loss

P/L loss. DR. Loss arising from a decrease in value and/or disposal of a share investment as treated in the investment questions.

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Loss on disposal / sale of non-current asset

P/L loss. DR. Loss when proceeds are below the carrying amount of a disposed non-current asset.