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1.1 Demonstrate understanding of accounting concepts for small entities 3 credits EXTERNAL Achievement Merit Excellence Demonstrate understanding of accounting concepts for small entities. Demonstrate in- depth understanding of accounting concepts for small entities. Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of accounting concepts for small entities. Demonstrate understanding means describing accounting concepts for small entities Demonstrate in-depth understanding means explaining accounting concepts for small entities Demonstrate comprehensive understanding means applying accounting concepts, showing a clear relationship to the small entity.

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1.1 Demonstrate understanding of accounting concepts for small entities 3 credits EXTERNAL

Achievement Merit Excellence

Demonstrate understanding of

accounting concepts for small entities.

Demonstrate in-depth understanding of

accounting concepts for small entities.

Demonstrate comprehensive

understanding of accounting concepts for

small entities.

Demonstrate understanding means describing accounting concepts for small entities

 Demonstrate in-depth understanding means explaining accounting concepts for small entities

 Demonstrate comprehensive understanding means applying accounting concepts, showing a clear relationship to the small entity.

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1.1 Demonstrate understanding of accounting concepts for small entities 3 credits EXTERNAL

Context: small entity

• service sole proprietor registered for GST

• trading sole proprietor registered for GST

• incorporated community organisation

• unincorporated community organisation

Limited to nature of

accounting

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1.1 Demonstrate understanding of accounting concepts for small entities 3 credits

What needs to be covered?• Nature of accounting• Purpose of financial statements• Concepts• Elements• Equation

These four for sole proprietor

only

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Content

Nature

of

Accounting

Nature

of

Accounting

What is accounting?

uses

users

Specialised areas

Types of entities

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Content

Purpose of Financial

Statements

Purpose of Financial

Statements

Income Statement

Statement of Financial Position

Policies

Cash Budget

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Content

ConceptsConcepts

capital and revenue

expenditure

monetary

period

reporting

going

concern

historical

cost

entity

accrual

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Content

ElementsElements

asset

expense

liabilities

owner’s

equity

income

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Content

Accounting equation

Accounting equation

numbers

sentences

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Concepts example

Exemplar – qn 2 (d)

The Balance Sheet of 31 March 2010 shows there was a prepayment of $300 for insurance.

Fully explain how the reporting of prepaid insurance in the financial statements illustrates the accrual basis of accounting for Simply Sports.

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Concepts example

Achieved

Simply Sports must report their transactions in the period to which they relate

Merit

Simply Sports must report the insurance in the period to which it relates so they decrease the insurance expense in this accounting period

Excellence

Simply Sports must report the insurance in the period to which it relates so they decrease the insurance expense to be reported in the Income Statement by $300 because $300 has been prepaid so that expense relates to the next accounting period

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Concepts example

Exemplar – qn 3 (d)

Fully explain how Simply Sports would demonstrate the concept of going concern

Achieved:

Merit:

Excellence:

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Concepts example

Achieved

Simply Sports will continue into the foreseeable future

Merit

Simply Sports will prepare financial statements assuming that they will continue into the foreseeable future

Excellence

Simply Sports prepares their financial statements based on the assumption that they will continue into the foreseeable future so when they prepare their Statement of Financial Position they classify their assets as current and non-current.

Unit PlanCETA resource 1.1