FAC1501 question with answers
Source Document - -Proof that a transaction occurred
-Cash Transactions effect? - -Bank Account, Petty Cash and or Cash Float
-Business Transaction - -a record of a large number of transactions an entity is
engaged in .
-Business Document Details - -Date, amount, type of transaction and with whom
-Internal source document - -documents prepared by an entity to record
transactions with external clients.
-Source documents are drawn up in... - -Duplicates
-(Internal Source Document) ... is given to the clients and ... is kept by the entity. - -
Original - Diplicate
-Cash Register Roll (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Duplicate Cash Sales Invoice (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal
Source Document
-Duplicate Reciepts (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Cheque Counterfoils (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Petty Cash Vouchers (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Duplicate Bank Deposit Slips (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal
Source Document
-Internet Banking: Notice of Payment (Internal/External Source Document) - -
Internal Source Document
-Signed Credit Card Slip (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-External Source Documents also know as- - -Supporting Documents
-External Source Documents are prepared by... - -the other party and received as
proof of payment.
-External Source Documents are usually - -originals
, -Original Cash Purchases Invoices (Internal/External Source Document) - -External
Source Documents
-Original Slips (Internal/External Source Document) - -External Source Documents
-Cheques (Internal/External Source Document) - -External Source Documents
-Cash Slips (Internal/External Source Document) - -External Source Documents
-What must be determined when opening a bank account. - -persons who are
authorized to sign cheques issued by an entity.
-Who requires a sample of signatures before opening a bank account for an entity?
- -The Bank
-VAT - -value added tax
-When is it compulsory to register as a vendor? - -Total value of his taxable supplies
exceeds R 1 000 000 for a 12 month period.
-Who needs to register as a Vat vendor? - -the owner
-Tax Period - -How often a tax return must be completed and submitted to SARS
-Category A - Vendor Period - -Periods of 2 months beginning with January
-Category A - Vendor Taxable Supplies must not exceed - -R 30 Million
-Category A - Vendor Taxable Supplies (Farmers) Exceed... - -R 1.5 Million
-Category B - Vendor Tax Period - -2 Months beginning with February
-Category B - Vendor Taxable Supplies not exceeding - -R 30 Million
-Category B - Vendor Taxable Supplies (Farmer) exceeding - -R 1.5 Million
-Category C - Vendors Tax Period - -One month
-Category C - Vendors Taxable Supplies exceed - -R 30 million
-Category D - Vendors Tax Period - -6 Months beginning with February
-Category D - Vendors Taxable Supplies not exceeding - -R 1.5 million
-VAT - -value added tax
-VAT Definition - -tax levied on goods or services.
-Current VAT amount of South Africa - -15%
Source Document - -Proof that a transaction occurred
-Cash Transactions effect? - -Bank Account, Petty Cash and or Cash Float
-Business Transaction - -a record of a large number of transactions an entity is
engaged in .
-Business Document Details - -Date, amount, type of transaction and with whom
-Internal source document - -documents prepared by an entity to record
transactions with external clients.
-Source documents are drawn up in... - -Duplicates
-(Internal Source Document) ... is given to the clients and ... is kept by the entity. - -
Original - Diplicate
-Cash Register Roll (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Duplicate Cash Sales Invoice (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal
Source Document
-Duplicate Reciepts (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Cheque Counterfoils (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Petty Cash Vouchers (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-Duplicate Bank Deposit Slips (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal
Source Document
-Internet Banking: Notice of Payment (Internal/External Source Document) - -
Internal Source Document
-Signed Credit Card Slip (Internal/External Source Document) - -Internal Source
Document
-External Source Documents also know as- - -Supporting Documents
-External Source Documents are prepared by... - -the other party and received as
proof of payment.
-External Source Documents are usually - -originals
, -Original Cash Purchases Invoices (Internal/External Source Document) - -External
Source Documents
-Original Slips (Internal/External Source Document) - -External Source Documents
-Cheques (Internal/External Source Document) - -External Source Documents
-Cash Slips (Internal/External Source Document) - -External Source Documents
-What must be determined when opening a bank account. - -persons who are
authorized to sign cheques issued by an entity.
-Who requires a sample of signatures before opening a bank account for an entity?
- -The Bank
-VAT - -value added tax
-When is it compulsory to register as a vendor? - -Total value of his taxable supplies
exceeds R 1 000 000 for a 12 month period.
-Who needs to register as a Vat vendor? - -the owner
-Tax Period - -How often a tax return must be completed and submitted to SARS
-Category A - Vendor Period - -Periods of 2 months beginning with January
-Category A - Vendor Taxable Supplies must not exceed - -R 30 Million
-Category A - Vendor Taxable Supplies (Farmers) Exceed... - -R 1.5 Million
-Category B - Vendor Tax Period - -2 Months beginning with February
-Category B - Vendor Taxable Supplies not exceeding - -R 30 Million
-Category B - Vendor Taxable Supplies (Farmer) exceeding - -R 1.5 Million
-Category C - Vendors Tax Period - -One month
-Category C - Vendors Taxable Supplies exceed - -R 30 million
-Category D - Vendors Tax Period - -6 Months beginning with February
-Category D - Vendors Taxable Supplies not exceeding - -R 1.5 million
-VAT - -value added tax
-VAT Definition - -tax levied on goods or services.
-Current VAT amount of South Africa - -15%