Cash Receipts Journal (Grade 10 NSC Matric Accounting): Flashcards

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What is the Cash Receipts Journal (CRJ)?

Subsidiary book recording all money received in a period

Most important CRJ column

Bank column - shows actual cash received and banked

What does CRJ sales column record?

Selling price of trading stock sold for cash

Cost of sales column in CRJ

Non-cash entry: cost price of stock sold for cash

Discount allowed column records

Reductions to debtors for early payment (non-cash item)

Purpose of sundry accounts section

For receipts not fitting standard columns

Fundamental pricing formula

CP+P=SP\text{CP} + \text{P} = \text{SP}

Golden rule for price calculations

Amount you're looking for goes on top (numerator)

Discount calculation formula

Bank+Discount allowed=Debtors’ control\text{Bank} + \text{Discount allowed} = \text{Debtors' control}

Where to record bad debt recovered

Cash Receipts Journal (when money actually received)

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