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IGCSE Accounting 0452 - 2.2 Business Documents

IGCSE Accounting 0452 - 2.2 Business Documents

Objective: Complete Pro-forma Business Documents

This section focuses on the ability to complete common pro-forma business documents. Pro-forma documents are pre-formatted templates used to record business transactions. Understanding and correctly filling these out is crucial for accurate bookkeeping and financial record-keeping.

1. Sales Invoice

A sales invoice is a document issued by a seller to a buyer, detailing the goods or services sold, the price, and the amount owed.

Field Example
Invoice Number INV-2023-001
Date 2023-10-27
Supplier Name ABC Retail Ltd
Supplier Address 123 Main Street, Anytown
Customer Name XYZ Company
Customer Address 456 Oak Avenue, Anytown
Item Description Laptop
Quantity 1
Unit Price £800
Total Amount £800
VAT (20%) £160
Total Due £960
Payment Terms Net 30 Days

2. Purchase Invoice

A purchase invoice is a document received by a buyer from a seller, detailing the goods or services purchased and the amount owed.

Field Example
Invoice Number PO-2023-005
Date 2023-10-27
Supplier Name XYZ Suppliers
Supplier Address 789 Pine Road, Anytown
Purchase Order Number PO-2023-005
Item Description Office Supplies
Quantity 10
Unit Price £10
Total Amount £100
VAT (20%) £20
Total Due £120
Payment Terms Net 30 Days

3. Receipt

A receipt is a document provided by a seller to a buyer as proof of payment.

Field Example
Receipt Number REC-2023-001
Date 2023-10-27
Supplier Name ABC Retail Ltd
Amount Paid £960
Payment Method Bank Transfer
Reference Invoice INV-2023-001

4. Petty Cash Voucher

A petty cash voucher is a document used to record the disbursement of petty cash.

Field Example
Voucher Number PCV-001
Date 2023-10-27
Employee Name John Doe
Amount Disbursed £50
Description of Expense Stationery
Receipt Number PC-001
Balance in Petty Cash £150

5. Bank Reconciliation Statement

A bank reconciliation statement compares the bank balance shown on the bank statement with the bank balance shown in the business's accounting records. It helps identify any discrepancies.

Item Amount (£)
Balance per Bank Statement $1,200
Add: Deposits in Transit $50
Less: Outstanding Cheques $30
Balance per Book $1,220

This section provides a basic overview of common pro-forma business documents. Practice completing these documents with different scenarios to solidify your understanding.