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What 4 things is a journal used for?

write off bad debts


enter opening balances in a new set of ledgers


record payroll transactions


correct errors

when a journal entry is made in the journal book of a digital accounting system, using the relevant nominal ledger codes, is anything automatically updated?

yes. the affected nominal ledger balances

when a digital accounting system is used, are certain processes automated?

yes. assuming its coded correctly.

in a digital accounting system, will a journal entry that doesnt balance be processed?

no.

what is a journal entry?

a written instruction to the bookkeeper to enter the transaction in the ledger

what does a journal entry include?

the journal number


date


authorised by


account of supplier or customer


ledger account names


debit and credit amounts


Is a journal used to create accounting records for a new business?

yes.

When using journals to open a new business, what steps do you take?

create a journal and post balances as credits and debits, and the amounts.


next, post the journal entries to to a new nominal ledger

when entering a new business's assets, liabilities and capital into a journal, what is credit and what is debit?

assets are debits, liabilities and capital are credit

What are the entries in the accounting system that are made in respect of salaries and wages known as?

Payroll transactions

What is gross pay?

the total amount that the employer owes the employee before any deductions have been made

what are statatory deductions?

deducations taken from an employees pay because the law requires it

what statatory deductions are there?

income tax and employees national insurance contributions (NIC)

When recording gross pay, which accounts are debited and credited?

Debit wages expense, credit wages control

When recording net pay, which accounts are debited and credited?

debit waged control, credit bank

when recording income tax and employees NIC to HMRC, which accounts are debited and credited?

debit wages control, credit HMRC

when entering emplotees pension contributions, which accounts are debited and credited?

debit wages control, credit pension

when recording employers NIC, which accounts are debited and credited?

debit wages expense, credit wages control

when employees NIC is transferred to the HMRC account, which accounts are debited and credited?

debit wages control, credit HMRC

when recording employers pension contributions, which accounts are debited and credited?

debit wages expense, credit wages control

when transferring employers pension contributions to the pensions account, which accounts are debited and credited?

debit wages control, credit pension

when accounting for payroll you should ________ the wages expense with the total cost

debit

when accounting for payroll you should _________ the wages control account with the liability

credit

the last step when accounting for payroll is to?

reallocate amounts owed from the wages control account to the relevant liability accounts and transfer the net pay to the individual (bank)