Cash and Credit Transactions

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Which scenario exemplifies a cash transaction?

  • A company orders office supplies online and pays upon receiving the invoice.
  • A business hires a consultant and agrees to pay the fees after the project is completed.
  • A customer buys groceries at a supermarket and pays at the checkout. (correct)
  • A retail store purchases inventory from a supplier with payment due in 30 days.

What characteristic distinguishes a credit transaction from a cash transaction?

  • Credit transactions are only applicable to businesses, whereas cash transactions are for individual consumers.
  • Credit transactions permit the buyer to pay for goods or services at a later date, unlike cash transactions. (correct)
  • Credit transactions always involve a higher monetary value than cash transactions.
  • Credit transactions require payment at the time of purchase, while cash transactions allow for delayed payment.

Velocity Book Publishers' agreement with Q Print, where payment is due 60 days after delivery, is an example of what?

  • A spot transaction.
  • A cash sale.
  • A barter agreement.
  • A credit transaction. (correct)

What do businesses typically agree upon in advance when engaging in credit transactions?

<p>The terms of credit, including the payment timeline. (C)</p>
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Which of the following scenarios best illustrates a typical business expense?

<p>A company pays its monthly electricity bill. (C)</p>
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Why is the transaction between Velocity Book Publishers and Q Print a credit transaction?

<p>Because the books were delivered to Velocity Book Publishers before payment was made. (B)</p>
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Which of the following is an example of businesses buying goods?

<p>Retail stores buying goods for resale. (D)</p>
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Which of the following exemplifies business incurring expenses for various services?

<p>A company pays for telephone services and property rental. (C)</p>
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Which of the following is an example of business incurring labour costs?

<p>A company pays its employees' wages. (D)</p>
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A business buys stationery and computers, what type of business transaction is this?

<p>Buying supplies. (A)</p>
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A garage purchases car parts and components to repair customers' cars. What type of business transaction is this?

<p>Buying goods for operations. (B)</p>
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If a retailer buys goods for resale to shoppers, what type of business transaction is this described as?

<p>Buying goods for resale. (C)</p>
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Which scenario best illustrates a business selling goods or services and getting paid for it?

<p>A consulting firm provides advice and receives payment. (D)</p>
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What is a key factor that typically leads to classifying a transaction as a credit transaction?

<p>Delaying the payment to a future date. (D)</p>
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What is a key characteristic of cash transactions?

<p>Buyers pay in advance. (B)</p>
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What type of transaction is it when a business purchases goods or services and pays immediately?

<p>Cash. (B)</p>
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What is one major distinction between cash and credit transactions?

<p>The timing of the payment. (A)</p>
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In a credit transaction, when does a buyer typically pay for the items purchased?

<p>At a later date. (A)</p>
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If a company gets electricity, what type of business transaction is this?

<p>Buying services. (D)</p>
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When is payment typically made in a cash transaction?

<p>Upon exchange of goods. (B)</p>
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Flashcards

Business Transaction

A business activity that involves the exchange of goods, services, or money between two or more parties.

Cash Transaction

The buyer pays for goods/services upon exchange or in advance.

Credit Transaction

The buyer is allowed time to pay after receiving goods/services.

Cash Sale

Goods or services given, customer pays immediately.

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Credit Sale

Goods or services given, customer pays later.

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Cash Purchase

Goods or services purchased, paid for immediately.

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Credit Purchase

Goods or services purchased, paid for later.

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Invoice

A demand for payment.

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Study Notes

  • Every business sells goods or services to customers and gets paid
  • Every business buys goods and services from suppliers and pays
  • Retail businesses buy goods for resale
  • Garages buy car parts for repairs, businesses buy stationery and computers
  • Businesses have employees and pay labour
  • All businesses incur expenses: electricity, telephone, rental costs, local taxation

Cash and Credit Transactions

  • Business transactions are either cash or credit
  • With cash transactions, buyers pay upon exchange or in advance
  • A shop or supermarket is a cash transaction because customers pay at the cash desk
  • With credit transactions, a buyer pays later, within a ‘credit period’

Example of a Credit Transaction

  • Velocity Book Publishers ordered 5,000 books from Q Print
  • Velocity Book Publishers had 60 days to pay after printing
  • Q Print delivered the books into the Velocity Book Publishers warehouse on March 1st
  • Q Print requested a $15,000 payment (invoice), payable on or before May 1st
  • The Velocity Book Publishers do not have to pay when ordering, making it a credit transaction
  • Most transactions between two businesses are credit transactions
  • Businesses buy from other businesses and sell to other businesses on credit
  • Credit terms are agreed upon in advance

Cash vs Credit Transactions

  • Cash sale: Goods or service provided and customer pays immediately
  • Credit sale: Goods or service provided and customer pays later
  • Cash purchase: Goods or service purchased and paid for immediately
  • Credit purchase: Goods or service purchased and paid for later

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