Chapter 6/7 - Double entry bookkeeping Exam with complete solution 2026, Exams of Advanced Education

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Chapter 6/7 - Double entry
bookkeeping Exam with complete
solution 2026
How are transactions initially recorded on financial documents? - ANSWERS-1. Input
into books of prime entry
2. Process transactions through ledgers
3. Generate output (e.g. summarise info into reports, trial balances and financial
statements)
Accounting equation - ANSWERS-ASSETS - LIABILITIES = CAPITAL
Double entry bookkeeping system works on a duel effect - ANSWERS-Every
transaction has two effects on a business
Debit entries (left side) - ANSWERS-INCREAE
- Assets
- Expenses
- Drawings
DECREASE
- Liabilities
- Income
- Capital
Credit entries (right side) - ANSWERS-INCREASE
- Liabilities
- Income
- Capital
DECREASE
- Assets
- Expenses
- Drawings
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Chapter 6/7 - Double entry

bookkeeping Exam with complete

solution 2026

How are transactions initially recorded on financial documents? - ANSWERS-1. Input into books of prime entry

  1. Process transactions through ledgers
  2. Generate output (e.g. summarise info into reports, trial balances and financial statements) Accounting equation - ANSWERS-ASSETS - LIABILITIES = CAPITAL Double entry bookkeeping system works on a duel effect - ANSWERS-Every transaction has two effects on a business Debit entries (left side) - ANSWERS-INCREAE
  • Assets
  • Expenses
  • Drawings DECREASE
  • Liabilities
  • Income
  • Capital Credit entries (right side) - ANSWERS-INCREASE
  • Liabilities
  • Income
  • Capital DECREASE
  • Assets
  • Expenses
  • Drawings

Balancing ledger accounts - ANSWERS-1. Add up the debit and credit side separately

  1. Put the largest of the two totals as the column total for both debit and credit column
  2. Calculate the balancing figure on the side with the lower total and describe this as the balance carried down (bal c/d)
  3. Show this balancing figure on the opposite side below the totals lines, and describe this figure as the balance brought down (balance b/d) Capital vs revenue Expenditure and income - ANSWERS-Capital = 'one off' Expenses = equipment, property, vehicles Income = cash from owner, sale of assets Revenue = 'day to day' Expenditure = purchases, rent, electric, stationary, fuel Income = sales, bank interest