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O-Level Cost of sales and other expenses
What the O-Level syllabus expects for Cost of sales and other expenses, and how to practise it.
What the syllabus expects
- Explain, drawing on the relevant accounting theories, how cost of sales, other expenses and the adjustments for prepaid expenses and expenses payable are accounted for
Scope: Relevant theories: matching and accrual basis of accounting - Work out the cost of sales
- Work out other expenses once prepaid expenses and expenses payable are allowed for
- Write the journal entries covering cost of sales, other expenses, prepaid expenses and expenses payable
- Draw up the ledger accounts for cost of sales and other expenses before any prepaid expenses and expenses payable adjustments
- Read the ledger accounts for cost of sales and other expenses once prepaid expenses and expenses payable adjustments are in
Scope: Excludes preparing prepaid expenses and expenses payable ledger accounts - Work out how prepaid expenses and expenses payable affect current liabilities, current assets and the period's profit/loss
- Produce a trading business's Statement of Financial Performance extract laying out cost of sales and other expenses
- Produce a Statement of Financial Performance extract laying out other expenses for a service business
- Produce a Statement of Financial Position extract showing prepaid expenses and expenses payable for both trading and service businesses
More O-Level Principles of Accounts topics
Roles of accounting and of accountants · Stakeholders and what they need in order to decide · Judging profitability · Judging liquidity · Judging efficiency of inventory and trade receivables management · Kinds of business · all of O-Level Principles of Accounts