Preparing an Analysed Cash Book (Junior Cert Business Studies): Flashcards

📚Flashcards
Preparing an Analysed Cash Book
Sign up to keep revising.Create a free account to study more flashcards and track your progress.

Practise the cards

13 cards from this deck

Show

Analysed cash book definition

Records all receipts (income) & payments (expenditure)

Key feature of analysed cash book

Analysis columns that categorise income & expenditure

Purpose of categorisation in cash book

See exactly where money comes from & where it goes

Debit side (Dr) records

Income/receipts - money coming in (left side)

Credit side (Cr) records

Expenditure/payments - money going out (right side)

Analysed cash book format structure

Double-entry format with debit & credit sides

Total column purpose

Shows complete value of cash received or paid out

Recording rule for each transaction

Appears in BOTH Total column & relevant analysis column

Examples of analysis column categories

Wages, groceries, electricity, car, phone, entertainment

Bank transactions recording

Recorded same way as cash transactions

Benefits of analysis columns

Budget monitoring, trend ID, planning, cost control, income tracking

Date column shows

When each transaction occurred (chronological order)

Mixed transactions flexibility

Same format works for cash, bank, or both combined

Explore Junior Cert Business Studies Revision Notes by Topics

Explore Junior Cert Business Studies Model Answers by Topics

Explore Junior Cert Business Studies Quizzes by Topics

Explore Junior Cert Business Studies Exam Questions by Topics

Join 100,000+ Junior Cert students studying Flashcards with us.

Select your subjects, and get access to A+ resources today.