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PBKT
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Mind map with questions for the AAT level 2 Processing Bookkeeping Transactions (PBKT) examination.
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aat level 2
processing bookkeeping transactions
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steve ainsworth
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PBKT
Task 1
What
Preparing a book of Prime Entry, using ANALYSIS columns
Sales Day Book
Sales Returns Day Book
Purchase Day Book
Purchase Returns Day Book
Hints and Tips
Calculating VAT
Net + 20% = Gross
Gross / 6 = VAT
Gross / 1.2 = Net
Gross - Net = VAT
Net + VAT = Gross
REMEMBER - The NET = The total of the Analysed Columns
Common Errors
1) Mis-calculating VAT and or other figures. 2) Entering Net in the Total Column and Total in the Net columns
Questions
Task 2
What
Posting from Books of Prime Entry to the Main and Subsidiary Ledgers
Common Errors
Reversal of Entries
Posting the net Amount to the control account
Selecting the incorrect account names in the main and subsidiary ledgers
Questions
Hints and Tips
Main Ledger = DOUBLE Entry - DEAD CLIC / PEARLS
Subsidiary Ledgers = Detail for Customers or Suppliers - NO Double entry here
Start with the General/Main Ledger
Go from Right to left (Net to Total)
Net always gets posted to the NAME of the Daybook eg Sales Returns Day Book is posted to the sales returns account
Subsidiary Ledger is always posted to the same side as the control account
Task 3
What
Entering items in to a 3 column cash book
20 Marks
Total and balance the cash book
Common Errors
Adding or subtracting the discounts from the money paid/received
Inserting amounts into the incorrect columns
Miscalculating the incorrect totals
Questions
Hints and Tips
Discount has already been adjusted, so no need to adjust again
Cheques = BANK
Cash = CASH
Bank balance may be overdraw - CR bigger that DR
Deal with Cash sales/purchases first, these will require VAT calculation
Anything for Payables or Receivables will NOT need VAT calculating
Task 4
What
Posting from a 3-Column cash book to the Main and Subsidiary ledgers
Cash book may or may not be part of the double entry system
15 Marks
Common Errors
Reversal of enteries
Posting to the Bank/Cash accounts when the cash book is part of the double entry system
Selecting the wrong discount account
Questions
Hints and Tips
Remember if you have Dr the cash book you will need to Cr the analysis column accounts.
Discounts will need to be posted twice, once in the discounts account and then in the control account
READ THE QUESTION
Always think DOUBLE ENTRY, if you are Dr the bank you will need to do the opposite in the other main ledger accounts
Task 5
What
Maintaining a Petty Cash Book and posting to the main ledger
20 Marks
Common Errors
Not reading the question
Selecting the incorrect account names
Questions
Hints and Tips
The names of the accounts to post to from the petty cash book will always match the column headers
Always check if there is an entry from the bank on the DR side of the PCB
READ THE QUESTION - Is the PCB part of the double entry system or not?
Imprest level will generally be what has been spent from the PCB
Task 6
What
Prepare a trial balance
20 Marks
Common Errors
Getting Paid and Received accounts the wrong way round
VAT may be owed to or from, Students over look this
Questions
Hints and Tips
If it is Paid, think of the double entry, CR bank therefore DR other account
Owed to = Liability, Owed from Asset
Use DEAD CLIC/PEARLS
Task 7
What
Check Inv/CrNote against source documents
15 Marks
Reconcile a statement to an account
Calculate payments to be made to a supplier
Common Errors
NOT READING THE QUESTION
Unable to calculate VAT when Sett Disc is involved
Hints and Tips
VAT is calculate on the LOWEST amount RECEIVABLE
Remember to Read the question FULLY prior to answering the task
Double check for Settlement Discount
Questions
Task 8
What
Complete an invoice or credit note which will include various types of discounts
15 Marks
Check receipts from customers and identify discrepancies
Identify hat the purpose of a remittance advice is
Common Errors
Forgetting to calculate discounts at the correct stage of the invoice
Not checking that discounts may have been taken incorrectly
Hints and Tips
Trade and Bulk discount calculated before net amount
Settlement discount calculated on the lowest amount receivable
Find out what the settlement discount terms are and check that they have been applied correctly
Read the question properly, when should the invoice be raised?
Questions
Task 9
What
Prepare a "T" account
Prepare a statement of account to be sent to a customer
15 Marks
Common Erors
Placing Balances on the wrong side of the T account
Placing balances on both sides of the account
Identifying what should appear on the statement of account
Hints and Tips
Remember BBB, B/d goes Below Bigger side
c/d = end of the time period
b/d = beginning of the next period
Read the question carefully, when are invoices due?
Questions
Task 10
What
Understand the double entry bookkeeping system
understand the Accounting Equation
Understand Capital and Revenue Transactions
Understand the use of Coding in accounting
15 Marks
Common Errors
Not understanding the Accounting Equation
Not understanding the difference between Capital and Revenue
Hints and Tips
Accounting Equation = Assets - Liabilities = Capital
A - L = C
200 - 50 = 150
Capital = Non-Current Assets
Motor Vehicle
Machinery
Office Equipment
Revenue = Everyday Transactions
Sales
Purchases
Expenses
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