
covering letter - OpenTuition
Dec 5, 2019 · ☆☆ I read this question in my practice book which of the following are appropriate documents to send with a payment, to inform the recipient what the payment is for and who it …
Cash at bank - OpenTuition
Mar 14, 2025 · The fact that there is an unpresented cheque is not relevant here. It will have been entered in the cash account and that is correct. (It would affect the balance on the bank …
Source Documents, The material control cycle - OpenTuition
CAT MA1 Course Notes Contents Page Introduction to Source documents This chapter looks at how purchases, sales, labour and materials are recorded and controlled. The material control …
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Feb 5, 2024 · Daljit received a cheque for $950 from his insurance company in settlement of a claim for repairs to a van. The bookkeeper recorded the cheque correctly in the bank general …
no calculation (I) - OpenTuition
Aug 9, 2014 · 2. raise a stores requisition note 3. updated the stores ledger account for the purchase 4. raise a purchase order what would be the correct order when in the process of …
Types of Business Transactions - OpenTuition
Types of Business Transactions and DocumentationCAT FA1 Course Notes Contents Page Introduction to types of Business Transactions This chapter gives a brief introduction to …
Source documents - OpenTuition
Jan 3, 2021 · The following documents are used within a cost accounting system (1) invoice from supplier (II) purchase order (III) purchase requisition (IV) stores requisition Which TWO of the …
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Nov 20, 2021 · So it would appear then that the cheque payment was withheld from the supplier/delayed, or perhaps “post-dated”. For example, a company writes out lots of cheques …
Petty cash float/ Recievable - OpenTuition
Oct 23, 2022 · Hi I would appreciate some help on the below: A question lists a number of activities relating to the cash float including: A cheque for $90 was cashed for an employee. I …
ACCA F4 Exam technique - OpenTuition
ACCA F4 Exam technique (see also the section on general exam technique) Always remember, this is a law exam for accountants, not a law exam for lawyers. It is intended by ACCA that …