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Cash
vs Accrual accounting
For all these examples assume
the BALANCE DAY is 31/12/2001
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1.0 BZ Ltd
sold $20000 worth of goods 10/10/01. The customer would pay the amount
on 15/01/2002.
Under Cash Accounting
Sales = $0
Under Accrual Accounting:
Sales = $20,000 |
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2.0 Total wages paid to employees $4000.
However, $500 remain unpaid for work done from 25/12. This would be paid
on 5/1/02.
What is the total wages for the period?
Under Cash Accounting:
Wages = $4000
Under Accrual
Wages = $4500 |
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3.0 Total cash received for sales for the year $50000.
Of this amount $5000 worth of goods is yet to be delivered. This would
be done on 10 January 2002.
Total Sales
Cash Accounting
Sales = $50000
Accrual
Sales = $45000 |
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4.0 Total cash received for sales for the year $50000.
in addition $5000 worth of goods was delivered but cash has not been received.
This would be done on 10 January 2002.
Total Sales
Cash
Sales = $50000
Accrual
Sales = $55000 |
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