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WorksheetsPOA Mock Examinations - Paper 1
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Owner's equity can decrease when....
the business sells its motor van and deposits the proceeds into the busness' bank account
the business repays a bank loan
the proprietor draws out business cash to pay for a personal loan
the proprietor draws out from the business bank account for office use
Which of the following is not an expense?
Carriage on Purchases
Carriage on Sales
Discount Allowed
Discount Received
Which of the following is NOT shown in the Profit and Loss account
Carriage on Purchases
Carriage on Sales
Discount Allowed
Discount Received
What is the name of the book of original entry used to record the sale of fixed assets on credit?
General Journal
Returns Outwards Journal
Sales Journal
Sales Returns Journal
Rate of turnover is given by.....
sales divided by stock
cost of sales divided by average stock
sales at cost divided by closing stock
sales divided by purchases
A supplier's account in the books of a business shows a credit balance of $780. What does this mean?
The business owes the supplier $780
The business has paid the supplier $780
The supplier owes the business $780
The supplier has paid the business $780
The Cash Book shows an overdrawn balance of $920 but the Bank Statement showed a credit balance $1 120. Which of the following could have caused the difference?
A credit transfer of $2 040
A standing order of $200
An uncredited deposit of $2 040
An unpresented cheque $200
The discount received $35 was wrongly recorded as discount allowed. What is the effect on the net profit ?
Net Profit is overstated by $35
Net Profit is overstated by $70
Net Profit is understated by $35
Net Profit is understated by $70
$57 paid for rent was entered in both the Rent Account and the Bank Account as $75. What are the double entries required to correct these errors?
Debit Bank $18 Credit Rent $18
Debit Bank $57 Credit Rent $18
Debit Rent $18 Credit Bank $18
Debit Rent $57 Credit Bank $57
A fixed asset which has a book value of $4 600 is sold for
$3 900. This will result in.....
Gain of $700
Gain of $3 900
Loss of $700
Loss of $3 900
Which of the following items cannot be recorded in the Partnership Profit and Loss Appropriation Account?
Drawings by partner
Interest on Capital
Interest on Drawings
Partners Salaries
A machine which cost $20 000 has an estimated life of 9 years and a scrap value of $2 000. What is the annual depreciation calculated on a straight line basis.
$1 000
$2 000
$18 000
$20 000
The maximum number of partners in a partnership is
5
10
20
50
The method of computing depreciation based on the net book value of an asset at the beginning of an accounting period is also known as
Straight Line method
Reducing Balance method
Revaluation method
Usage method
Which of the following statements is correct?
assets + liabilities = capital
assets - liabilties = capital
assets + capital = liabilities
liabilities - assets = capital
Which of the following is NOT a fixed asset?
Fixtures and Fittings
Motor Vehicles
Premises
Stock
When a customer has been overcharged, the seller would send the customer a
Credit Note
Debit Note
Invoice
Statement of Account
When a creditor's account is settled by cheque, the firm's
assets and liabilities decrease
assets and liabilities increase
assets and liabilities remain unchanged
assets increase and liability decrease
The trial balance shows a provision for bad debt of $380 and debtors $8 000. If the provision for bad debts to be 5% of the debtors, what would be the amount recorded in the Profit and Loss Account?
$20 (Dr)
$20 (Cr)
$400 (Dr)
$400 (Cr)
Why do firms give cash discount?
to discourage credit transactions
to encourage prompt payment
to increase transactions
to increase turnover
A firm purchased goods on credit at list price $1 600 less 25% trade discount 1/4 of the goods purchased were returned later. What is the amount due to the supplier?
$800
$900
$1 000
$1 200
Which of the following is shown on the credit side of Trial Balance
capital
drawings
purchases
sales returns
Net Profit is determined the
balance sheet
profit and loss account
trading account
trial balance
Which of the following does not appear in the Balance Sheet?
bank overdraft
cash at bank
closing stock
opening stock
From the following information, calculate the owner's equity of the firm:
$
Motor Vehicle 7 000
Land & Building 20 000
Cash in hand 300
Stock 3 000
Debtors 900
Creditors 500
Bank Overdraft 700
$29 100
$30 000
$30 700
$32 400
An invoice is sent to the buyer because
Goods have been sold on a cash basis
Goods have been damaged
Goods have been purchased on credit
Goods have been overcharged
The Sales Ledger of a business contains
Creditors accounts
Debtors accounts
Sales account
Sales returns account
The source document of the Returns Inwards Journal is the
debit note
credit note
invoice
receipt
Which of the following is a credit item in the Trial Balance
Carriage Inwards
Carriage Outwards
Return Inwards
Return Outwards
Which of the following should NOT be classified as current liability?
Accrued expenses
Bank overdraft
3 year Bank Loan
Trade Creditors
Which of the following best describes unpresented cheques?
cheques issued by the bank but nor recorded in firm's books
cheques issued by the firm but yet to be recorded in the bank statement
cheques received by the firm but yet to be recorded in the bank statement
cheques received by the bank but yet to be recorded in the firm's books
A firm returned goods which were bought earlier on credit from Ian Paul. What entry must be made in the firm's books to record this transaction?
DEBIT Ian Paul CREDIT Goods
DEBIT Goods CREDIT Ian Paul
DEBIT Ian Paul CREDIT Returns Outward
DEBIT Returns Outward CREDIT Ian Paul
A supplier offers the following discounts. Trade discounts of 20% off list price and cash discounts of 5%.
What is the lowest amount that will be paid for goods with a list price of $6400?
$4 800
$4 864
$4 964
$5 120
Which transaction will entered in the Sales Journal?
Carriage on Sales
Sale of fixed assets
Sale of goods for cash
Sale of goods on credit
A credit entry is used to record
a decrease in capital
a decrease in revenue
a increase in capital
an increase in expenses
Goods for re-sale are bought for cash. What are the entries in the books of the purchaser?
DEBIT CREDIT
a. Cash Purchaser
b. Cash Supplier
c. Purchaser Cash
d. Supplier Cash
a
b
c
d
Which of the following items will not appear in a Purchases Ledger Control Account?
discount received
interest charged on overdue account
refund for overpayment
returns outwards
What is the effect of treating revenue expenditure as capital expenditure?
fixed assets are increased
fixed assets are reduced
gross profit is increased
net profit is increased
The acid test ratio is the ratio of
Cash to creditors and accruals
Cash and bank to current liabilities
Cash, Bank and debtors to creditors and accruals
Cash, bank and stock to creditors and prepayments
If current liabilities exceed current assets, there is a
negative owner's capital
positive owner's capital
negative working capital
positive working capital
The procedure to write off a bad debts is
DEBIT debtors CREDIT Bad Debt Provision
DEBIT Profit and Loss CREDIT Bad debts
DEBIT Bad Debt Provision CREDIT Profit and Loss
DEBIT Bad debts CREDIT Debtors
An employee's pay before tax deductions is known as
Total pay
Net pay
Gross Pay
Take home pay
A suspense account is opened when
an error is discovered in the ledger
the trial balance cannot be made to balance
the trial balance does not agree with the balance sheet
the balance sheet cannot be made to balance
Gross Profit is the difference between
sales and cost of purchases
Purchases and sales
net sales and cost of sales
sales and net purchases
At the end of the accounting period a partner's drawings should be transferred to the
debit of his capital account
credit of his current account
debit of his current account
credit to his capital account
An organisation purchased an asset for $20 000 and depreciates it at 20% per annum per reducing balance. The amount of the depreciation for the third year would be
$2 000
$2 560
$3 200
$4 000
A business has assets valued at $225 000and liabilities at $97 000. The owner values the business at $150 000. What is the goodwill?
$22 000
$53 000
$73 500
$128 000
A business carried on by two or more persons with a view of sharing profit is called a
private company
public limited company
partnership
proprietorship
The reward of profit received by a shareholder in a limited company is called
commission
interest
drawings
dividend
Which of the following account balances are transferred to the trading account of a sole trader?
I Furniture and Fittings
II Stock
III Purchase Returns
IV Cash
V Sales
I, II and IV only
II, III and IV only
II, III and V only
I, IV and V only
P. Hunte has a manufacturing business; his raw material cost $1 900. Rates and rent total $2 000 and factory wages amount to $2 500. The number of units produced is 640. What is the cost of one unit?
4
6
10
13
The information below was extracted from the Cash Book of Candy Shack:
Balance per Cash Book $560
Total Unpresented cheques $120
Lodgement not entered on
the Bank Statement $150
$120
$150
$340
$530
Which of the following will be recorded as Capital Expenditure?
purchase of equipment
payment of rent for the building
payment of repairs to office machine
purchase of drinks for the office party
A person who lends money on interest to a Limited Liability Company is called a
Debenture Holder
Shareholder
Stockholder
Director
A Limited liability company os owned by:
the State
private shareholders
the public at large
a limited numbers of partners
Tom, Percy and John formed a partnership and agreed that profits were to be shared in the ratio 1:1:2 respectively. The net profit for the year was $18 900. What is John's share of the profit?
$4 725
$9 450
$14 175
$18 900
Which of the following would be recorded in the Cash Book?
I Bank reconciliation statement
II Cash and Bank transactions
III Discounts received and discounts allowed
IV Items sold on credit
I and III only
II and III only
II and IV only
IIII and IV only
How is prime cost calculated?
Direct materials + carriage outwards + other direct costs
Direct materials + carriage inwards + other direct costs
Direct materials + carriage inwards + indirect expenses
Direct materials + carriage outwards + indirect expenses
Your gross pay is $525.50. Your net pay is $446.75. How much money was deducted from your pay check?
$ 972.25
$ 70.00
$ 78.75
The purpose of the Appropriation account is to
show how net profit is distributed in a partnership or a cooperative
change capital expenditure as agreed upon in the Articles of Association
enter all capital and revenue expenditure as stipulated in the Partnership Act
make appropriate changes related to net profit as agreed upon in the Articles of Association
