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Cards (27)

  • Profit
    Amount you gain after selling your product
  • Gross profit
    Difference between net sales and cost of sales
  • Variable costs
    Things that change based on the amount of product
  • Regulatory bodies
    • Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
    • Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
    • Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
    • Mayor's Office
    • Social Security System (SSS)
  • Objectives of an entrepreneur
    Have a clear idea of the purpose of setting up their enterprise
  • Steps to set up a business

    • Register business tradename
    • Obtain Mayor's Business Permit
    • Register for BIR TIN
    • Register with SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG
  • Steps to set up a business

    1. Set up accounting system or hire accountant
    2. Advertise the business
    3. Secure insurance for the business
  • Keeping business records
    Can help protect the business, measure performance and maximize profit
  • Bookkeeping
    Systematic and chronological manner of recording transactions
  • Bookkeeper
    In charge of recording transactions
  • Time allocation
    Entrepreneur should have a timetable or schedule
  • Progress monitoring
    Entrepreneur should monitor the development of tasks
  • Business structure
    Sole proprietorship, partnership or corporation
  • Books of accounts
    • Journal
    • Ledger
  • General Journal
    Book of original entry
  • General Ledger
    Group of all accounts
  • Subsidiary ledger
    Group of accounts directly associated from the general ledger
  • Accounts Receivable Ledger
    Records all credit sales made by the business
  • Accounts Payable Ledger
    Contains details of all invoices received from suppliers
  • Debit

    Value received
  • Credit

    Value parted with
    1. account
    Convenient and factual way of reporting journal entries
  • Asset
    Resources with economic value
  • Liability
    Something a person or company owes
  • Owner's Equity
    Shareholders' equity (or owners' equity for privately held companies)
  • Revenue
    Money brought into a company, commonly known as service income
  • Expense
    Cost of operations that a company incurs