Cameroon Baccalauréat STT (Sciences et Technologies du Tertiaire) study materials
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Integrated quantitative and business foundations

  • Separate business activity and owner transactions while recording capital and drawings appropriately.

  • Apply the supplied earning and expense-allocation model rather than cash timing alone.

  • Prudence requires caution without deliberate bias.

  • Identify the applicable framework and version before applying detailed recognition rules.

  • Distinguish changes in estimates, policies and genuine errors.

  • Debit assets and expenses; credit liabilities, income and capital

  • Trade discount is deducted before recording; cash discount is recorded on payment

  • Credit notes issued go to sales returns; credit notes received go to purchases returns

  • A trial balance proves arithmetical equality, not accuracy

  • Errors of principle, commission, omission and reversal do not affect trial balance agreement

  • One-sided postings and addition errors do affect the difference

  • Corrections are made by journal, not by changing source documents

  • Cost of sales includes carriage inwards and excludes carriage outwards

  • Closing inventory affects both the trading account and the balance sheet

  • Drawings reduce capital and are never an expense

  • An increase in the doubtful debts provision is charged to profit and loss

  • Capital = opening capital + net profit − drawings

  • Issued capital and actual cash received are different concepts.

  • Share premium in the supplied par-value model is not sales revenue.

  • Distinguish equity distributions from interest on liabilities.

  • Prime cost includes direct materials consumed, direct labour and direct expenses

  • Cost of production adds production overheads and adjusts for work in progress

  • Selling and administration costs are not production costs

  • Inventory is valued at the lower of cost and net realisable value