(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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example of current asset
Bank
money invested into a business
Capital
where all expenses can be found
profit and loss account
issued by buyer to seller for goods returned.
Credit Note
for every____ there is a crdit
Debit
to make the ledder/account equal
balance off
original information
Source Documents
record keeping
Book keeping
another word for TPL
Income Statement
stages in accounting cycle
Six
opening stock + purchases - closing stock
Cost of Goods Sold
financial statement drawn up after double entry is complete.
Trial Balance
COGS, gross profit are calculated.
trading account
example of non-current asset
Land
sales, revenues, capital, liabilities what type of balance
always credit
job in accounting
Auditor
owners withdraw moneies for oneself.
Drawings
sections of Balane Sheet
Five
profit calculate after expense deducted.
Net Profit
# persons in a partnership
2-20
recording of transactions
Double entry system
sales - COGS
Gross Profit
small loan/ type of current liabilities
Bank Overdraft
good quality of an employee
honest
issued when payment made by cash
Receipt
sections of TPL
Two
eg. sole trader
Cush Barber Shop
additional income
Revenues
land, building, car
Non-Current Assets
bad behavior
Stealing
things that make the running of the business goes smoothly.
Expenses
assets that are liquid
Current Assets
credit customers
Accounts Receivables
jobs /profession
Careers
assets, expenses, purchases
always debited
Accounting
suppliers
Accounts Payables
issued by seller to buyer for goods returned
Debit note
behavior of individuals
Ethics
stages of how accounting operated
Accounting Cycle