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WorksheetsGAAP & Financial Accounting
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 27mins
Accounting entries involve a minimum of how many accounts?
1
2
3
4
common set of accounting rules and procedures; needed in accounting to maintain accuracy and consistency of financial reports
IRS laws
financial reporting
Generally accepted accounting practices (GAAP)
disclosure principle
all information which is relevant to financial statement must be included in the financial statement
cost principle
disclosure principle
reliability principle
GAAP
assumption a company intends to continue operations
matching principle
disclosure principle
going concern principle
reliability principle
An amount owed by a business.
Asset
Liability
Equity
Revenue
Anything of value that is owned.
Asset
Liability
Capital
Creditor
Transaction & events not capable of being expressed in terms of money are not to be recorded in accounting due to
Going concern
Accounting entity
Money measurement
Periodicity
Recording of transaction in ledger is called as
Journalizing
Posting
Recording
None of these
Summary of assets and liabilities
Profit and loss account
Balance Sheet
Trading acccont
Income and expenditure account
Assets =
Capital -liabilities
Capital + liabilities
Capital -depreciation
liabilities -Profit
According to the concept of conservation, the stock-in-trade is valued at:
Cost Price
Market Price
Cost or Market which ever is higher
Cost or Market which ever is lower
Concept: The same accounting procedures must be followed in the same way each accounting period
accounting period
dual concept
consistency principle
materiality
Concept: Revenue is recorded at the same time goods or services are sold.
realization of revenue
the revenue principle
going concern
prudence
Concept: The revenue from business activities and the expenses associated with earning that revenue are recorded in the same accounting period
Complete disclosure
money measurement
dual concept
matching expenses with revenue
The Matching Concept states that revenue should only be recognised when it is earned and not received. If a company sells goods on credit in March and receives payment in May, this would be shown in the sales figure for?
The month the goods were sold.
The month the goods were produced.
The month the cash is received from the customer.
None of the above.
Fixed assets are recorded at cost less depreciation value due to the concept of ___________
BUSINESS ENTITY CONCEPT
GOING CONCERN CONCEPT
MONETARY UNIT CONCEPT
ACCOUNTING PERIOD CONCEPT
Switching accounting principles every year would violate the
CONSISTENCY PRINCIPLE
FULL DISCLOSURE PRINCIPLE
HISTORICAL COST PRINCIPLE
CONSERVATISM PRINCIPLE
Objective of non trading concern is profit
True
False
From the following which are the examples of non trading concerns
Schools
Temples
Chemist Shop
Cloth store
Final account of trading concern includes:
Receipt and payment account
Trading Account
Profit and Loss account
Balance sheet
Which of the following is not a liability?
Finished Stock
Credit Card Balance
Car Loan
Mortgage
Profit and loss account reveals financial position of an organization
True
False
Which liability become payable only on the happening of an event?
Fixed Liability
Current Liability
Contingent Liability
none
Final account of non trading concern includes:
Receipt and payment account
Trading Account
Income and Expenditure account
Balance sheet
Which asset from the following is actually not an asset but an expense of heavy nature
Fixed asset
Current asset
Wasting asset
Fictitious asset
The value of this assets diminishes with the passage of time
Fixed asset
Current asset
Wasting asset
Fictitious asset
Receipt and Payment Account is summary of cash transactions
False
True
Receipt and Payment Account is ______
Real Account
Personal Account
Nominal Account
All cash transactions be it of revenue or capital nature are to be recorded in Receipt and Payment Account
False
True
Income and Expenditure account is __________
Personal Account
Nominal Account
Real Account
Income and Expenditure account shows surplus/deficit of of a non trading concern
True
False
Only current year income and expenses are recorded in Income and Expenditure account
True
False
All membership collected by a non trading concern must be entered in the assets side of the balance sheet
True
False
All donations received by a non trading concern are entered in the liability side of the balance sheet
True
False
With reference to accounting principles, every transaction has minimum 3 effects
True
False
Arrange the sequence accounting cycle
A) Analyzing
B) Recording
C) Summarizing
D) Interpreting
E) Classifying
BCEDA
BECAD
BECDA
BCEAD
Capital provided by the owner is treated as a liability.
True
False
Income received in advance must be treated as a liability
True
False
