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What happens to the cash balance when goods are purchased?
What happens to the cash balance when goods are purchased?
How should transactions that increase cash be recorded?
How should transactions that increase cash be recorded?
What is the result of adding all increases and deducting all decreases from the opening balance?
What is the result of adding all increases and deducting all decreases from the opening balance?
What effect do sales of goods for cash have on the cash balance?
What effect do sales of goods for cash have on the cash balance?
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Which of the following best describes the process of tracking cash balance?
Which of the following best describes the process of tracking cash balance?
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Study Notes
Accounting Equation and Cash Management
- The accounting equation maintains balance; assets = liabilities + equity is always true.
- A business initial capital of ₹10,00,000 is represented as cash.
- Transactions impact cash flow; they can either increase or decrease the cash balance.
- Cash inflow occurs from sales of goods and collection from customers.
- Cash outflow occurs due to expenses like purchasing goods, salaries, and rent.
- Tracking cash changes via each transaction can be cumbersome and complex.
Efficient Cash Tracking
- A more efficient method involves using two columns to record cash transactions:
- One column for cash increases (inflows).
- Another column for cash decreases (outflows).
- By adding all inflows to the opening cash balance, and deducting all outflows, the closing cash balance can be easily determined.
- This method provides significant insights into cash flow management for the business.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential concepts of the accounting equation and effective cash management strategies. It discusses the importance of tracking cash inflows and outflows in a business, and introduces an efficient two-column method for cash tracking. Test your understanding of these key financial concepts.
