WorksheetsAccounting basics
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 26mins
This refers to a legal obligation of an entity that may cause the individual or business to give up something of value in the future.
Asset
Equity
Liability
Revenue
This refers to earnings from providing services or selling merchandise. This could also come in the form of interest, rent, and dividend.
Asset
Equity
Liability
Revenue
Joan started her business with ₱250,000. She invested ₱120,000 of her own savings and the rest she borrowed from a creditor. Joan started her business with _______ liability.
No
₱120,000
₱130,000
₱250,000
Sycip, Gores, and Velayo joined together and contributed equal amounts of capital to open an accounting firm. This type of business organization is _____.
Corporation
Partnership
Service
Sole Proprietorship
Founded in 1851, Bank of the Philippine Islands was incorporated on January 4, 1943 and went public on October 12, 1971. BPI is this form of organization.
Corporation
Partnership
Service
Sole Proprietorship
Accounting is the process of these functions that would lead to informed judgment and decisions , EXCEPT:
Communicating economic information
Deciding on what to include and what to exclude in the report
Identifying and classifying transactions
Measuring financial activities in terms of money and time period.
Walmart is an American multinational retail company that operates a chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores, and grocery stores founded and incorporated on Oct. 31, 1969. It recently gain a huge part of the market share by establishing an online store. Aside from selling reputable branded goods and self-branded goods, Walmart also offers shipping and tracking services through the online store. What best describe the business operation of Wal-mart Stores, Inc.?
Service
Trade and Manufacturing
Trade and Merchandising
Manufacturing
Employees typically use a company’s accounting information for this reason.
to evaluate continuity of business
to assess profit and/or loss
to determine company's ability to meet long-term commitments
to determine return of investment
Owners and/or managers typically use a company’s accounting information for this reason. Choose the best answer.
To look at the company's capacity to pay
To assess profit and/or loss
To evaluate continuity of business
To determine return of investment
This is one of the key feature differentiating a one person corporation from a sole proprietorship company .
Owned by one person
Owner is directly liable
Business has a capacity to add investors
Business is a separate entity from owner
Identify the main type of operation of this business : Pepsi Co., Inc.
Service
Trade and Merchandising
Manufacturing
Agriculture
Identify the main type of operation of this business : Philippine Airlines
Service
Trade and Merchandising
Manufacturing
Agriculture
Identify the main type of operation of this business : Adidas Shoe Retailers
Service
Trade and Merchandising
Manufacturing
Agriculture
Identify the main type of operation of this business : Golden King Trading Co.
Service
Trade and Merchandising
Manufacturing
Corporation
Identify the main type of operation of this business : Shoe and bag makers in Marikina
Service
Trade and Merchandising
Manufacturing
Corporation
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Patents and copyright
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Customer's pre-paid services
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Raw materials
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Interest payable
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Inventory
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Franchise agreement or right to operate a certain business
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Cash
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Unpaid salary to worker
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Credit card bill
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Computer software
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : Furnitures and fixtures
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
This pertains to resources owned by a company which have current and future economic value.
Assets
Liability
Equity
Expenses
Classify as tangible asset, intangible asset, or liability : resource that is not that easy to liquidate and sell in the market
Tangible Asset
Intangible Asset
Liability
This refers to an activity where two parties conducted an exchange of goods or services with monetary value.
Assets
Business loan
Business transaction
Liability
This particular user of economic information wants to know whether a business is paying taxes according to current tax laws.
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Public
Lenders and/or suppliers
Investors
What does SEC stand for?
Securities and Exchange Commission
Securities and Exchange Corporation
Securities and Economics Commission
Securities and Economic Companies
What does DTI stand for?
Debt to Income
Department of Trade and Industry
Duty of Trade and Industry
Department of Trading and Incorporation
Bench is a Philippine retail brand of clothing, bags, accessories, footwear and fragrances owned by Suyen Corporation. It was founded by Ben Chan who also serves as the Chairman of the company. It recently ventured into Bench Barbers, Bench Skin Expert, and Bench Fix Salon. What is the main operation of the recently opened enterprises?
Service
Trade and Manufacturing
Trade and Merchandising
Manufacturing
This form of organization is commonly preferred because of its limited liability feature, its capacity to add investors, and it having its own lifespan separate from the original incorporators.
Corporation
Partnership
Sole Proprietorship
One Person Corporation
