Bookkeeping Transactions -2

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Across
  1. 2. Account in the general ledger which shows total amounts owed to suppliers
  2. 5. There are two accounts which can have a debit or a credit balance. One is Bank
  3. 6. An electronic bank transfer system which makes payments directly from one bank account to another
  4. 9. Official approval given by a manager
  5. 12. How the balance on an account will be shown at the end of an accounting period
  6. 16. A coding system which just involves numbers
  7. 19. Petty cash system where the total of cash and vouchers will always total a set amount
  8. 20. type of accounting system which uses the internet to access information.
  9. 21. of financial position Report which summarises the assets, liabilities and capital of a business at a particular point in time
  10. 22. The net amount of the Sales day book will be recorded on this side of the ledger account
Down
  1. 1. This side of the cash book will show receipts coming into the business
  2. 3. A regular payment of the same amount
  3. 4. this type of bookkeeping system will automatically balance accounts
  4. 6. Data will be transferred from here to the relevant accounts in the ledgers
  5. 7. a popular accounting off-the-shelf accounting software package
  6. 8. An internal document used to inform the accounting function that a delivery has been received in good condition
  7. 10. Classification used for bank loans and trade payables
  8. 11. This process is used to match information in two separate documents or records
  9. 13. Discount allowed will be recorded on this side of the ledger account
  10. 14. In this petty cash system the cash supply is not topped up to the same value each time
  11. 15. A report sent by the bank to show bank receipts and payments over a period of time
  12. 17. In the debit side of the cash book all the analysis columns will be posted as ?
  13. 18. Government body responsible for the collection of taxes
  14. 23. a difference in the trial balance can be divided by this number to see if a transaction has been entered as a debit instead of a credit