1.1. Importance of accounting for revenue and business result in a construction company
1.2. Accounting for revenue and business result in a construction company
1.2.1. Method of sale and payment
1.2.1.1. Method of wholesales goods
The sales process of an enterprise can be carried out in many different ways of selling, the mode of sale can be understood as the ways the business uses to sell goods. In businesses often use sales methods such as wholesale, retail, and some other methods:
* Wholesale: A form of selling goods in lots or selling in large quantities. In essence, the buyers of goods are intermediate suppliers, the goods after wholesale have not reached the direct consumers. Wholesale goods may be by the following methods:
- Mode of wholesale trading via warehouses: is the mode of wholesale in which purchased goods are warehoused and then exported from enterprises' warehouses to wholesale buyers in two forms:
+ Wholesale goods through warehouses in the form of direct delivery: In this mode, the buyer sends representatives to the warehouse of the commercial enterprise to receive goods. Commercial enterprises release goods directly from the purchaser's representative. After the purchaser's representative receives enough goods, makes payment or accepts debt, the goods are determined to be consumed.
+ Wholesale of goods through warehouses in the form of goods transfer: According to this form, based on the signed economic contracts or orders, the commercial enterprises release their goods and use their means of transport. or outsource, deliver the goods to the buyer's warehouse or to a place specified by the purchaser in the contract. The transferred goods are still owned by the commercial enterprise. Only when the buyer verifies, pays or accepts payment will the quantity of delivered goods be regarded as consumed and the seller loses ownership of the goods delivered.
- The method of wholesale transport is straight: According to this method, commercial enterprises, after buying goods, do not take them to warehouse but transfer them directly to the buyer. This method can take two forms:
+ Wholesale of goods delivered directly by the form of direct delivery (also called the form of hand delivery): In this form, after buying goods, commercial enterprises directly deliver to the buyer's representative at: seller warehouse. After the purchaser's representative signs to receive enough goods, the buyer has paid for the goods or accepted the debt and the goods are certified as sold.
+ Wholesale of goods transported in the form of direct delivery: In this form, a commercial enterprise may, after purchasing goods, receive goods purchased, use their means of transport or outsource to transport goods to deliver to the buyer. at an agreed upon location. Goods transferred for sale in this case are still owned by the commercial enterprise. Upon receipt of payment from the purchaser or the purchaser's notice of receipt of the goods and acceptance of payment, the transferred goods shall be determined to be consumed.
* Retail: A method of selling directly to consumers or economic organizations or collective economic units to buy in terms of internal consumption. Selling by this method is characterized by the goods that have moved out of circulation and into the consumer field, the value and use value of the goods made. Retailing is usually sold alone or in small quantities and prices are usually stable. Retailing may take the following forms:
- Centralized retail sales: Centralized retailing is a form of sale in which separate delivery operations from buyers and buyers' money are collected. Each stall has a cashier who is responsible for collecting customers' money, writing an invoice or making a statement for the customer to pick up the goods at the counter given by the clerk. At the end of the shift (or at the end of the day) of sales, the salesperson shall base on the invoice and accumulate the goods delivered to the customer or inventory the stock in stock to determine the number of goods sold in the day, in the shift and make a report. sell. The cashier makes a paper of payment and pays the sale proceeds to the cashier.
- Retail collecting money directly: In this form, salespeople directly collect money from customers and deliver goods to customers. At the end of the shift, every day of the sale, the clerk makes a payment slip and pays the cashier. At the same time, inventory of goods in stock to determine the number of goods sold in shifts, days and make sales reports.
- Automated retailing: A form of retailing goods in which commercial enterprises use vending machines exclusively used for one or several types of goods placed in public places. After putting money into the machine, the machine will automatically push the goods to the buyer.
- Installment sale: In this form, buyers are paid in installments. In addition to the regular selling price, a commercial enterprise also collects an interest on deferred payment from the buyer. For this form, in essence, the seller only loses ownership when the buyer pays all the goods. However, in accounting, when delivering goods to buyers, goods sold on installments are considered as sales, the seller recognizes revenue.
- Retail self-service: under this form, customers choose to take goods by themselves, bring them to the cash register to calculate and pay money goods. The cashier checks the goods, calculates the bill, makes the sales invoice and collects the money from the customer. Salespeople shall guide customers and store goods at the counters under their charge. This method is commonly applied in supermarkets or buffet stores.
* Consignment agent or consignment goods: consignment agent selling goods or consigning goods is a form of sale in which a commercial enterprise delivers goods to an agent or consignor for these facilities to sell goods directly. . Agents acting as agents, consignees will directly sell goods, pay for the goods and receive agent commissions. The quantity of goods transferred to the agent or consignment establishment is still owned by the commercial enterprise until the warehouse of the commercial enterprise is deposited, paid or accepted, or notified by the agent. number of sold goods, new businesses lose ownership of these goods.
1.2.1.2. Selling through agents
1.2.1.3. Credit sale
1.2.2. Accounting for revenue in manufacturing company
Diagram 1.1: process of revenue accounting
1.2.3. Accounting for revenue deduction
Diagram 1.2: The process of accounting for revenue deductions
1.2.4. Accounting for cost of goods sold
Diagram 1.3: accounting process for perpetual inventory system
1.2.5. Accounting for administrative and selling expense
Diagram 1.4: Accounting process of selling expense
Diagram 1.5: process of accounting for administration expense
1.2.6. Accounting for other income and other expense
Diagram 1.6: Accounting for other income
Diagram 1.7: Accounting process for other expense