PRINCIPLE OF ACCOUNTS SBA COVER SHEET STUDENT NAME
PRINCIPLE OF ACCOUNTS SBA
COVER SHEET �STUDENT NAME �SUBJECT �SCHOOL �CLASS �TEACHER �DATE DUE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE �WHAT IS THE SBA (SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT) ABOUT? �INVESTIGATION �FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE �BUSINESS IN QUESTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT �God �Individuals who assisted
AIM OF THIS INVESTEGATION �Profit and loss �Knowledge �Calculations of financial statements
Introduction �What is the project designed to do �How to use the knowledge �Concept map describing the aforementioned
Description of business �Location �Management
Description of business �Structure �Hours worked
Types of business �Car rental company
Types of business �Grocery Business
Types of business �Barbering
Types of business �Catering
Types of business �Tailor
Types of business �Fashion designer
Transactions �This would commence at the beginning to the end a particular month �Example Ø Stock Ø Bank Ø Withdrawals Ø Expenses Ø Creditors Ø Debtors Ø Returns Inwards/Outwards
Transactions �Note: If we have a fashion business �We should have realistic transactions �June 3 rd purchase of silk cloth in cash $200 Not below may not be necessary �June 3 rd purchase 20” rims by cheque $9000 � Your transactions must make sense in relation to the business
Journal Entries �Each transactions there is a journal entry �Example � June 12 th bought a motor vehicle by cheque $20, 000 �Date Details Dr Cr �June 12 th Motor vehicle 20, 000 � Bank 20, 000 � Purchase vehicle by cheque Ø Note: a minimum of 20 to 25 transactions
Ledgers �Transactions >> journals >> ledgers �Example � June 12 th bought a motor vehicle by cheque $20, 000 � Dr Motor Vehicle a/c Cr � June 12 th Ø Dr Ø Ø ALL Bank 20, 000 Bank a/c Cr June 12 th Motor vehicle 20, 000 LEDGERS MUST BE BALANCED
Opening Balance Sheet �This would deal with the beginning of the business �Using the ledgers balances to prepare the opening balance sheet
Trial Balance �This deals with all the balances from the ledger accounts �Using the ledger balances to prepare the trial balance
Trading and Profit and Loss a/c �This shows the profitability of the business �Using the ledger balances to prepare your trial balance
Balance Sheet �This is the closing balance sheet �Using the ledger balances to prepare the closing balance sheet
Ratios �This measures the financial strength of the business �Using the information from the trading and profit and loss a/c & balance sheet to obtain the ratios
Performance of the business �Did the business make a profit/loss over the period of time?
Suggestions and Recommendations �Things you could have done better to improve your business performance
Conclusion �What did you learnt �Application from classroom to the project �Importance of keeping proper book keeping �Limitations you incurred �Success and growth
Bibliography �Where did you get the information from? �Which text book �Internet (NOT Google search/ Wikipedia)
Appendices �An image/ images of invoices �Receipts �Diagrams �Statements �Invoices �Debit note �Credit note �Bank Documents (republic bank)
Appendices �Bank Documents (republic bank) �Do not put a blank document. It must make sense in relation to a transaction made
Notes �This SBA must be typed and not hand written �The copied paper must be bound �Copying material from the internet is prohibited without acknowledgement of the source �Google search and Wikipedia are not references �Always backup your documents �I cannot help you if your information is lost �Absolutely NO copying! This can bring down the entire class mark.
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