PCA FISCAL OPERAÇÕES ATIVIDADE 1

Andre da Silva Braga
9 Aug 202408:22

Summary

TLDRThis project, part of the Accounting Operations curriculum, guides students through the creation of a fictitious company and simulates accounting processes such as purchasing, production, and sales. Key tasks include designing a company, setting up an initial balance sheet, managing financial transactions, and applying accounting concepts like CFOP codes. Students are expected to maintain a balance sheet throughout the project and submit a detailed report, organized with an introduction, development, and conclusion. The project emphasizes teamwork, attention to detail, and the use of tools like Excel for financial tracking and invoicing, fostering a practical understanding of accounting operations.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The project consists of three stages, focusing on different accounting operations for a fictitious company.
  • 😀 The first task involves creating a fictitious company, including choosing a name, designing a logo, and developing its mission and values.
  • 😀 A simple or more detailed balance sheet must be created at the start, reflecting the company's initial financial position.
  • 😀 The project involves purchasing operations, including documenting purchases of raw materials and creating invoices.
  • 😀 Students will learn to work with CFOP (tax identification codes for goods) for both purchasing and selling operations.
  • 😀 The production plan should be detailed, including the raw materials needed and the products manufactured (e.g., flip-flops or cakes).
  • 😀 Sales operations should be documented with invoices and accounting entries, including taxes collected from sales.
  • 😀 Balance sheets should be updated regularly to reflect changes after each operation (e.g., purchases and sales).
  • 😀 The project should be organized into a report that includes a cover page, introduction, development, conclusion, and bibliography.
  • 😀 The final report must follow ABNT formatting guidelines, using Arial 12 font, 1.5 line spacing, and justified text.
  • 😀 Collaboration is key; divide tasks among team members, set deadlines, and hold regular meetings to ensure steady progress.

Q & A

  • What is the main objective of the project described in the transcript?

    -The main objective of the project is to develop an understanding of accounting operations by creating and managing a fictitious company, which includes various tasks such as company formation, purchase and sale transactions, and maintaining financial records like balance sheets and invoices.

  • What are the key stages of the project outlined in the transcript?

    -The project is divided into three key stages: 1) Company Creation and Setup, 2) Operations and Transactions (including purchases and sales), and 3) Financial Movements and Accounting.

  • What should students do in the first stage of the project?

    -In the first stage, students need to create a fictitious company, choose its name, design a logo, define the company's mission and values, and create a basic balance sheet, which will evolve as the project progresses.

  • What are students required to do in terms of purchase transactions for the project?

    -Students must document purchases related to the production process of their company, such as raw materials, and create invoices for these transactions while keeping track of the accounting entries (e.g., debiting merchandise and crediting payment methods).

  • How should students approach sales transactions in the project?

    -For sales transactions, students should record sales of the products they produce, ensuring proper invoicing and accounting for taxes like ICMS and IPI. They also need to record the corresponding accounting entries.

  • What types of invoices are students expected to create in this project?

    -Students are required to create examples of both purchase and sales invoices, ensuring that they contain all necessary legal and accounting details. They can create these invoices using tools like Excel or Word.

  • What is the suggested format for the final project report?

    -The final report should have a minimum of 4 pages, including a cover page, introduction, main content (development), conclusion, and bibliography. It must follow ABNT formatting standards, using Arial 12 font, 1.5 line spacing, and justified text.

  • How should supporting documents be included in the project?

    -Supporting documents, such as invoices or balance sheets, can be either attached as appendices or incorporated directly into the body of the report, as long as they are well-organized and relevant.

  • What is emphasized about teamwork in the project?

    -The project encourages teamwork by advising students to divide tasks among group members, set deadlines for each section, and communicate regularly using tools like WhatsApp. Collaboration is key to ensuring the project progresses smoothly.

  • What are the suggested steps for students to avoid procrastination in this project?

    -Students are encouraged to start working on the project gradually, divide tasks effectively, set clear deadlines, and hold regular meetings to discuss progress. They should not leave the work to the last minute to avoid unnecessary stress.

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