Travel Office Procedures N5 — Memo

June 2018 — N5 — Travel Office Procedures

N5 2018 Nated Tourism

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1.1CASH RECEIPTS JOURNAL CASH PAYMENTS JOURNAL 80 450 77 660 5 400 2 400 2 600 800 9 580

1.2GENERAL LEDGER OF EASY TOURS June Balance b/d June Total p ayments CPJ 87 860

1.3BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT OF EASY TOURS ON 30 JUNE 2017 Debit Credit Credit balance according to the bank statement [25]25

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2.1CASH REC EIPTS JOURNAL OF EASY TOURS FOR MAY 2017 Doc Day Details Details of undries Fol.

2.2DEBTORS JOURNAL OF EASY TOURS FOR MAY 2017 Inv. Day Debtor Creditor Fol. Total ebtors Commission

2.3CREDITORS JOURNAL OF EASY TOURS FOR MAY 2017 Inv. Day Creditors Fol. Total reditors Equipment Stationery

2.4GENERAL LEDGER OF EASY TOURS DEBTORS 2017 May Balance b/d CREDITORS 2017 May

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3.1TRIAL BALANCE OF EASY TOURS ON 31 JULY 2017 DEBIT CREDIT BALANCE SHEET SECTION Capital 100 000 Drawings

3.2BALANCE SHEET OF EASY TOURS ON 31 JULY 2017 CAPITAL EMPLOYER CAPITAL (Note 1\ 2 800 800 EMPLOYMENT OF CAPITAL FIXED ASSETS 200 Office equipment

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6.1Limited contractual capacity: People in this category may only enter into contract when they are assisted by another person. This will for example be minors between ages 7 and 17 years. No contractual capacity

6.2Sale of property Leases Marriage agreements Credit agreements 10

6.4.5(5 (5\

6.5.1This marriage contract means that everything the couple owns form part of the joint estate. Should the couple separate, everything will be divided into two equal shares.

6.5.2With this marriage contract each spouse owns and administrates his/her own estate. Ea ch one will keep what is his/ hers should they separate.

6.5.3This type of marriage contract mean that each spouse will keep his/her own belongings which he/she had before marriage. All

6.6Any public property Things that do not belong to anybody Any article prohibited by law 11

6.8.4It must give the names of the credit provider and the credit receiver as well as their addresses. It must state the amount as well as the deposit to be paid. It must describe the goods or services. It must refer to how the passing of ownership will take place.

6.8.5The cooling off period refers to 5 business day (excluding weekends and public holidays\ that the purchaser has to cancel the purchase. To get out of the contract the purchaser must give notice of termination to the credit provider in writing and return any goods

6.8.6Identity d ocument List of existing debt A budget listing income and expenses Proof of address such as a utility bill [50] TOTAL SECTION B:50

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TitleMemo

SubjectTravel Office Procedures

LevelN5

Document typeNated Tourism

Year2018

MonthJune

Pages11

Downloads4

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago8y

SeasonWinter (SH)

Start dayFriday

Exam periodJune 2018

Days since exam3,053

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