問題一覧
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An economic event that affects the assets and equities of the firm, is reflected in its accounts and is measured in monetary terms
Financial Transaction
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These transaction cycles process most of the firm’s economic activity
Expenditure cycle, Conversion cycle, Revenue cycle
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the business activities begin with the acquisition of materials, property and labor in exchange for cash.
Expenditure cycle
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When the obligation created in the purchases system becomes due and authorizes the payment, disburses the funds to the vendor, and records the transaction by reducing the cash and accounts payable account
Cash Disbursement System
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•This system recognizes the need to acquire physical inventory (such as raw materials) and places an order with the vendor.
Purchases/Accounts Payable System
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a special case purchases and cash disbursement system.
Payroll
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collects labor usage data for each employee, computes the payroll, and disburses paychecks to the employees
Payroll System
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•It provide a system for tracking for organizations’ physical assets
Fixed Asset System
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it involves planning, scheduling, and control of the physical product through the manufacturing process. This includes determining raw materials requirements, authorizing the work to be performed, released of raw materials into production and directing the movement of the work in process through its various stage in manufacturing.
Production System
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it monitors the flow of cost information including labor, overhead and raw materials related to production.
Cost Accounting System
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This cycle comprises two major subsystem: the production system and the cost accounting system.
Conversion Cycle
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This cycle includes processing cash sales, credit sales, and the receipt of cash following a credit sale.Also have a physical and a financial component, which are processed separately.
Revenue Cycle
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the majority of business sales are made on credit and involve tasks such as preparing sales order, granting credit, shipping products (or rendering of a service) to the customer, billing customers, and recording the transaction in the accounts (accounts receivable, inventory, expenses and sales).
Sales Order Processing
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collecting cash, depositing cash in the bank, and recording these events in the accounts (accounts receivable and cash).
Cash Receipts
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This include the tasks involved in receiving and processing a customer order, filling the order and shipping products to the customer, billing the customer at the proper time and correctly accounting for the transaction.
Sales Order Procedure
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a form of a turnaround document. Its important is most apparent in firms that process large volumes of cash receipts daily.
Remittance Advance
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contains no quantity or price information about the products being received
Blind Copy
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special journal used for recording completed sales transaction
Sales Journal
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a formal contract between the seller and the shipping company (carrier) to transport the goods to the customer.
Bill of Ladding
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is an authorization control and should be performed as a function separate from the sales activity.
Credit Approval Process
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The receive order activity forwards the stock release document
Picking Ticket
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It reduces stock Inventory And Increase When we Purchase
Stock Release
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Automatically update all Transactions and Records
Quick Book