Across
- 3. Source documents that are not recorded in the Cash Receipts Journal or the Cash Payments Journal.
- 4. Purchases and sales of these are reported in the Cash Flow Statement as investing activities.
- 6. Items which result in an increase in assets (or a decrease in liabilities) and an increase in owner's equity, that are the result of a firm's operations.
- 8. Accounting assumption that requires profit to be calculated at least once a year.
- 10. Reported in the Cash Flow Statement as a financing outlow.
- 13. Journal which is used to record transactions when a business provides a service on credit.
- 14. A current asset.
- 16. An example of the use of internal finance by a business.
- 18. No items regarding this are reported in the Income Statement.
- 20. Increases a business' liability and cash at bank but doesn't impact profit.
- 21. May be reported in the Balance Sheet as a current liability and a non-current liability.
- 22. This is reported in the Owner's Equity section of the Balance Sheet.
- 24. Results in a decrease in cash at bank but is not an expense and therefore has no impact on profit.
- 25. This is not reported as an expense even though it results in a decrease in assets and a decrease in owner's equity.
Down
- 1. Is reported as a current asset in a situations when a business is entitled to a GST refund from the ATO.
- 2. Reported in the Income Statement as revenue and reported in the Cash Flow Statement as an operating inflow.
- 5. Results in an increase in profit but has no impact on cash.
- 7. A current liability.
- 9. The accounting assumption that would be breached is an owner's personal assets were included in the Balance Sheet of their business.
- 11. A non-current asset.
- 12. Decreases a business' GST liability and is recorded in the sundries column of the Cash Payments Journal.
- 15. A reason why business' need to keep source documents even after they have been recorded in the journals.
- 17. Reported in the Income Statement as an expense and is an operating outflow in the Cash Flow Statement.
- 19. The third stage of the accounting process.
- 23. Reported in the Income Statement as an expense.
