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Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

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1.

In a very large company managing the total level of working capital would probably be the responsibility of the:

a)

Finance director

b)

Chief accountant

c)

Treasurer

d)

Management accountant

2.

2 Financial accountants usually produce information for the organisation’s external stakeholders. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Internal check is defined as:

(1) ensuring that no single task is executed from start to finish by only one person.  

(2) providing reasonable assurance about the achievement of the organisation’s objectives.

Which of these options is/are correct?

a)

1 only

b)

2 only

c)

2 only

d)

Neither

4.

3 There is no legal requirement for companies to have a management accounting function. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?

a)

True

b)

False

5.

A is a small owner‐managed company employing 20 staff and having a revenue of 300,000 Euro a year. It decided not to appoint external auditors to review its financial statement. Such a decision:

a)

is in line with the requirements of current legislations

b)

will be criticised by governmental authorities

c)

will allow the company to strengthen its financial controls

6.

Which of the following would be classed as a book of prime entry?

a)

Bank statement

b)

Trial balance

c)

The journal  

d)

Statement of profit or loss

7.

Gabriella is considering creating a financial accounting department within her business, but is unsure of what such a department would actually do. Which of the following would usually be prepared by a financial accounting department?

a)

Cost schedules

b)

Statement of cash flows

c)

Variance analysis  

d)

Tax calculations

8.

Angelo decided to record the purchases made on the 2nd of April 200X in tax year ending 31st of March 200X. The authorities will likely classify this as tax ____________. Which of the following words correctly fill this gap?

a)

evasion

b)

minimisation

c)

avoidance

9.

Tax mitigation involves which of the following?

a)

Taking all legal steps to reduce one’s tax liability

b)

Agreeing to pay a financial penalty to avoid prosecution

c)

Moving businesses and funds offshore to reduce liability to UK tax

d)

Reducing tax liabilities without frustrating the law makers’ intentions

10.

An important advantage of using loans to finance investment is:

a)

loan interest payments can usually be suspended if profits are low

b)

the timing of loan payments is often at the company’s discretion

c)

loan interest is tax deductible

d)

banks will often not require security for loan advances

11.

VDF Co is planning to raise finance to fund the launch of a new product. It is planning to do this via an issue of new shares to the public. Which of the following is an issue that VDF may face if it proceeds with its plans to raise equity finance?

a)

It will be forced to pay higher dividends in the future – even if the new product launch is a failure

b)

The share issue may dilute the control that the existing shareholders have over the company

c)

C VDF will require good quality assets to offer as security for the new issue

d)

The issue of shares is likely to reduce VDF’s corporation tax liability

12.

Working capital is calculated as:

a)

the excess of current assets over current liabilities

b)

the excess of bank borrowings over current assets

c)

the excess of long‐term liabilities over short‐term liabilities

d)

the excess of fixed assets over current assets

13.

Which of the following statements regarding management accounting reports is correct

a)

Budgets show the revenues and expenditure for the last accounting period

b)

Cost schedules are often also referred to as standard cost cards

c)

Variance reports compare the original budgets to revised budgets

d)

Management accountants will usually be responsible for creation of the statement of financial position

14.

Which of the following statements regarding integrated reports is correct?

a)

They involve the merging of the other financial statements to produce an overall view of company performance

b)

They are designed to show the organisation’s profitability more clearly

c)

They include information on anything that is felt to be of interest to the users of the financial statements

d)

They include only relevant financial information for the users of the financial statements

15.

Which of the following is NOT one of the purposes of budgets?

a)

responsibility for expenditure

b)

motivation of employees

c)

co‐ordination of staff

d)

costing of units

16.

Which of the following is NOT one of the “capitals” used in integrated reporting?

a)

Intellectual capital

b)

Environmental capital

c)

Natural capital

d)

Human capital

17.

Daniel is trying to find certain key figures from the financial statements of HGF Co.  He is unsure about whether to look at the Statement of Financial Position (SOFP) or the Statement or profit or loss (SOPL) for each one.   Which section of the financial statements will the following information be found?

a)
  1. 1. SOFP shows the assets, liabilities and capital of the company

b)
  1. 2. SOPL shows the income and expenses(and therefore the profit or loss)

c)

The net assets of HGF(SOFP)

HGF’s gross profit for the year(SOPL)

d)

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còn lại là đáp án

18.

7 E Co has a large marketing department. In which of the following ways would this department co‐ordinate with E’s accounting department?

a)

Decisions on the quantity of raw materials required

b)

Establishing credit terms for customers

c)

Calculating pay rises for staff

d)

Decisions on the selling price of the product

19.

Which of the following is NOT a way in which an organisation’s production department would co‐ordinate with its accounting department?

a)

Calculating charge out rates for services provided by the organisation

b)

Calculating the budgets for the number of units to be produced

c)

Estimation of the costs of the raw materials required for production

d)

Decisions on the quality of raw materials that the organisation can afford to use 

20.

Which of the following is a feature of services provided by an organisation?

a)

Permanence

b)

Innovation

c)

Variability

d)

Separability

21.

HGF is a company that operates taxis within several cities in country U and has received a number of complaints regarding the behaviour of its drivers towards passengers. One of HGF’s marketing executives has pointed out that even if the customer’sjourney isfast, cheap and reliable, customers will still see the service offered by HGF as poor if the driver behaves poorly.

What aspect of the nature of service provision is HGF’s marketing executive referring to?

a)

Intangibility

b)

Perishability

c)

Variability

d)

Inseparability

22.

The key purpose of internal auditing is to:

a)

detect errors and fraud

b)

evaluate the organisation’s risk management processes and systems of control

c)

give confidence as to the truth and fairness of the financial statements

d)

give confidence as to the truth and fairness of the financial statements

23.

Internal check is defined as:

(1) ensuring that no single task is executed from start to finish by only one person.  

(2) providing reasonable assurance about the achievement of the organisation’s objectives.

Which of these options is/are correct?

a)

1 only

b)

2 only

c)

Both

d)

Neither

24.

Internal auditors have an unavoidable …………… problem, as they report to those people whose activities they are reporting on. Which word correctly completes this sentence?

a)

Integrity

b)

Independence

c)

Independence

25.

It is considered to be best practice for the internal auditors of a large company to report directly to:

a)

the board of directors

b)

the board of director

c)

the shareholders

d)

the audit committee

26.

Emma is preparing a seminar for the Board of Directors of the company she works for regarding internal and external audit and the differences between the two.

Which TWO of the following points are correct with regards to internal and external audit?

(2đa)

a)

The scope of the internal auditors’ work is determined by the management of the company, while external auditors determine the scope of their own work

b)

Internal auditors test the organisation’s underlying transactions, while external auditors test the operations of the organisation’s systems

c)

Internal audit and external audit are usually both legal requirements

d)

Internal auditors can be employees of the company they audit, while external auditors must not be

27.

Consider the following two statements:

(1) There is greater flexibility in how internal audit work is done relative to external audit work, since external audit work is controlled by the law and audit standards.

(2) To practice as an internal auditor, the person must be a qualified accountant.

Which of these options is/are correct?

a)

(1) only

b)

(2) only

c)

Both

d)

Neither

28.

The fact that managers are not aware of problems a company isfacing,such as not knowing that a major incident of fraud has recently taken place, would weaken which of the following components of internal controls?

a)

Control environment

b)

Risk assessment process

c)

Control activities

d)

Monitoring of controls

29.

A retail company operates a transaction processing system (TPS). Which component of internal control would this be a part of?

a)

Risk assessment process

b)

Monitoring of controls

c)

Control environment

d)

Information systems

30.

Consider the following statements regarding control activities:

(1) The primary purpose of the segregation of duties between individuals within the organisation is to locate and identify frauds that employees have perpetrated.  

(2) ‘General’ computer controls include physical controls to prevent unauthorised access to computer equipment, such as door locks and card entry systems.

Which of these options is/are correct?

a)

(1) only

b)

(2) only

c)

Both

d)

Neither

31.

Jana is the payables clerk in a large manufacturing organisation. One of her duties is to write up the purchase ledger butshe is not authorised to make paymentsto suppliers.   This is an example of the important general principle known as:

a)

controlled record access

b)

segregation of duties

c)

dual control

d)

initiation control

32.

Marc is preparing a receivables ledger reconciliation to check for any errors or frauds that may have occurred the month. What type of control is this an example of?

a)

Preventive

b)

Detective

c)

Corrective

d)

Physical

33.

2 Lucas is entering customer details onto a computer system. The system requires him to log in and checks that he is allowed to enter customer details. The system also checks that he has entered all the required information about the customer.

These computer system controls will NOT ensure which of the following?

a)

Completeness

b)

Authorisation

c)

Validity

d)

Identification

34.

Which TWO of the following are examples of general controls within IT systems? nhiều đáp án

a)

Physical – such as protection against power surges.

b)

Logical – such as password systems

c)

Forensic – such as audit trails for all transactions

35.

Which of the following would be most likely to be classed as a preventive control?

a)

Having a supervisor present on the shop floor at all times

b)

Conducting regular receivables statement reconciliations

c)

Year‐end inventory checks

d)

Establishing procedures for irrecoverable debt collection

36.

Consider the following two statements:

(1) Responsibility for the internal controls is shared between management and the internal auditors.

(2) The internal auditor’s role often includes helping to set corporate objectives and the design and monitoring of performance measures.

Which of these options is/are correct?

a)

(1) only

b)

(2) only

c)

Both

d)

Neither

37.

Which of the following statements are correct with regards to external audit?

(i) Due to their in‐depth examination of the business, external auditors are often able to provide advice to management on possible improvements to the business.

(ii) External auditors often have an independence problem as they report to management and yet are also expected to give an objective opinion on them.

(iii) External audits can help to resolve management disputes, such as disagreements over company valuations or profit‐sharing agreements.

(iv) External auditors have little or no interest in the internal controls of the organisation as these are the responsibility of the internal auditors.

a)

(i) and (iii)

b)

(i), (ii) and (iv)

c)

(i), (iii) and (iv)

d)

(ii) and (iv)

38.

Every evening the last person leaving the office premises needs to switch on the security alarm. This control belongs to which of the following categories?

a)

Authorisation

b)

Computer

c)

Reconciliation

d)

Physical

39.

Controls that are fully automated and are designed to ensure that the data input into a system is complete and accurate are known as:

a)

General controls

b)

Application controls

40.

9 External auditors have no interest in the internal controls of the organisation they are auditing. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?

a)

True

b)

False