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Week 1: Comuterised Accounting Systems

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2.	Located at the top of the MYOB window, its selections include File, Edit, Lists, Command Centres and more.
3.	Are used by MYOB to keep track of amounts of taxes paid and collected by the business (3,5).
5.	A Trial Balance report can be accessed under this category heading in the Index to Reports.
6.	Recurring Transactions can be accessed through this menu option.
8.	An original record which contains details to substantiate a transaction that has been entered in an accounting system (6,8).
10.	MYOB Command Centre that allows you to enter and manage information about customer, suppliers and employees (4,4).
12.	MYOB Command Centre allows you to complete tasks related to spending and receiving money.
14.	The Income Statement and Balance Sheet are examples of these.
15.	A type of inventory system where inventory records are automatically adjusted every time sales and purchase transactions of inventory are recorded.
16.	Measures, records, classifies and summarises transaction data.
17.	An instruction in writing by one party, the drawer, to its bank (the payer) to transfer a sum of money to another party, the payee.

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1.	Acknowledges that monies have been received, whether by cash, by cheque or by credit card payment
3.	An event that impacts on the financial position of the business and can reliably be measured.
4.	Achieved by using a computerised accounting system rather than a manual system.
7.	Pressing F1 in any window will access this function.
9.	Is prepared by the seller of goods or services and given or sent to the buyer, usually when goods are sold or services are provided on credit (3,7).
11.	A type of note that is prepared by the seller and details a reduction in the amount of goods already invoiced.
13.	A broad based consumption tax levied at 10%.

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2.	Located at the top of the MYOB window, its selections include File, Edit, Lists, Command Centres and more.
3.	Are used by MYOB to keep track of amounts of taxes paid and collected by the business (3,5).
5.	A Trial Balance report can be accessed under this category heading in the Index to Reports.
6.	Recurring Transactions can be accessed through this menu option.
8.	An original record which contains details to substantiate a transaction that has been entered in an accounting system (6,8).
10.	MYOB Command Centre that allows you to enter and manage information about customer, suppliers and employees (4,4).
12.	MYOB Command Centre allows you to complete tasks related to spending and receiving money.
14.	The Income Statement and Balance Sheet are examples of these.
15.	A type of inventory system where inventory records are automatically adjusted every time sales and purchase transactions of inventory are recorded.
16.	Measures, records, classifies and summarises transaction data.
17.	An instruction in writing by one party, the drawer, to its bank (the payer) to transfer a sum of money to another party, the payee.

Down:

1.	Acknowledges that monies have been received, whether by cash, by cheque or by credit card payment
3.	An event that impacts on the financial position of the business and can reliably be measured.
4.	Achieved by using a computerised accounting system rather than a manual system.
7.	Pressing F1 in any window will access this function.
9.	Is prepared by the seller of goods or services and given or sent to the buyer, usually when goods are sold or services are provided on credit (3,7).
11.	A type of note that is prepared by the seller and details a reduction in the amount of goods already invoiced.
13.	A broad based consumption tax levied at 10%.

© 2016 PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only