Analyze the business items and identify the suitable accounting terms.
Accounting terms: entity, transaction, assets, liabilities, capital, sales, revenues, expenses, expenditure, profit,
gain, loss, discount, voucher, goods, drawings, purchases, stock, debtors, creditors.
Note to the teacher: more over the items given below are transactions - please ask students to identify the most specific category like -
cash sales/credit sales.
Business items:
Business items Accounting terms Business items Accounting terms
Reliance Digital Entitiy Overdraft taken from ICICI bank Liability
Sale in cash to a customer sales Goods sold on credit liability
Goods bought on credit liability ICICI bank entity
Royalty received profit Land asset
Bills receivable accepted by debtor creditor Debentures issued by the company Capital loss
First choice entity Purchase fixed asset profit
Preference shares issued by the liability Money withdrawn by the owner drawings
company from the business
Factory building capital Apple Inc entity
Purchase of electronic items by an goods An incentive that encourages dsicount
electronic dealer prompt payment by debtors
Loan taken from ICICI bank for 5 liability Short term investment in the stock asset
years market
Issue of dividends to investors voucher Excess of revenue over expenses profit
Salary paid to an employee expenses Borrowing funds from the lender liability
Marketable securities asset Current account at ICICI bank entity
Machine installed at the factory asset Goods purchased for 5,000 asset
Profit received from the sale of a profit Amount invested by the owner in capital
fixed asset the firm
Rent received Current asset Goods lost by theft loss
Interest paid on the loan expense Commission received profit
Bills payable accepted in favour of liability Invoice received on purchases Vouvher
the creditor
Purchase of machinery, the benefit capital List of entities who owe to an debtor
of same will last for more than a enterprise an amount for buying
year goods/services on a credit.
Goods lying unsold at the end of stock Stationery purchased expense
the accounting period