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WorksheetsREVIEWER PARA SA ACCOUNTING
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 48mins
The merchandise inventory at
the beginning of the accounting period is called the?
beginning inventory
last inventory
medial inventory
start inventory
The merchandise inventory at the end of the
accounting period is the called the
(a)
is a tax on the value added to the purchase
price or cost in the sale or lease of goods, property or services
in the course of the trade or business.
(a)
is the VAT paid on the domestic purchases or VAT
paid on the importation of goods and services by the taxpayer.
(a)
is the VAT passed on to customers or clients by
a VAT taxpayer on his/her sales to customers.
(a)
refers to the price of the product or services
that does not include the Value-added Tax (VAT).
(a)
a term used to indicate that the price of the
product or services includes the Value-added Tax (VAT).
(a)
It is imposed on the
value added in each stage of distribution.
vat - excluded
Vat- included
value-added tax
input vat
It is an indirect tax
that may shifted or passed on to the buyer, transferee or lessee
of the goods, property or services.
value-added tax
input tax
tax-included
output tax
Whenever you BUY there is
an ?
(a)
Whenever you SELL there is
an
(a)
what are the two inventory method?
low and high methods
periodic table and perpetual methods
periodic and perpetual methods
top and bottom methods
IT NEED PHYSICAL COUNT TO
DETERMINE INVENTORY
perpetual inventory
periodic method
periodic
perpetual
USE INVENTORY ACCOUNT
EVERY PURCHASE / SALES
perpetual
periodic
periodic method
perpetual method
The inventory of a merchandising entity consists of goods
purchased for resale.
true
false
The merchandise inventory at the end of the
accounting period is the called the beginning inventory
true
false
7 eleven
service business
merchandising business
2GO
service business
merchandising business
st. lukes
service business
merchandising business
robinson
service business
merchandising business
entity that earns profit by buying
and selling of goods. A person who buys and sells goods or
merchandise is called merchandiser. He/she may be a
wholesaler or retailer.
(a)
buys merchandise from the manufacturer or
wholesaler and sells them by piece to ultimate consumers.
(a)
is the one who buys in bulk from manufacturer
or another wholesaler and sells them in bulk to other
wholesaler or retailer.
(a)
BUYS PRODUCTS BUT MAY NOT BE THE END USER.
(a)
ANYONE WHO USES OR CONSUMES THE PRODUCTS.
(a)
Whenever we sell we can used the Account Title
(a)
Whenever we buy we can used the Account Title
(a)
PURCHASES NORMAL BALANCE
IS
debit
credit
SALES NORMAL BALANCE IS
debit
credit
DEDUCTIONS FROM THE
INVOICE PRICE WHEN PAYMENT
(a)
THE PURPOSE OF CASH DISCOUNT IS TO
ENCOURAGE
(a)
THE PURPOSE OF CASH DISCOUNT IS TO
ENCOURAGE PROMPT PAYMENT.
true
false
POINT OF VIEW OF THE
BUYER
(a)
POINT OF VIEW OF THE
SELLER
(a)
PERIOD OF TIME ALLOWED FOR
PAYMENT.
(a)
PERIOD OF TIME COVERED
BY THE DISCOUNT.
(a)
THE PURPOSE OF TRADE DISCOUNTS IS TO
ENCOURAGE TRADING OR INCREASE SALES. IT ALSO
INCLUDES VOLUME/QUANTITY DISCOUNTS.
true
false
THERE IS HAVE JOURNAL ENTRY FOR THE TRADE
DISCOUNT BECAUSE THERES HAVE BASIS OR SOURCE
DOCUMENT.
true
false
THERE IS NO JOURNAL ENTRY FOR THE TRADE
DISCOUNT BECAUSE THERE IS NO BASIS OR SOURCE
DOCUMENT.
true
false
DEDUCTIONS FROM THE LIST
PRICE OR CATALOG PRICE IN ORDER TO ARRIVE AT
THE INVOICE PRICE WHICH IS THE AMOUNT ACTUALLY
CHARGE TO THE BUYER.
(a)
When merchandise is shipped by a common carrier-a trucking
entity or an airline, the carrier prepares a freight bill in
accordance with the instructions of the party making the
shipping arrangements.
(a)
The freight bill designates which party
shoulders the costs, and whether the shipment is freight
prepaid or?
(a)
FOB stands for ?
(a)
ownership of goods purchased is
transferred only upon receipt of the goods by the buyer at the
point of destination and therefore the goods in transit are
property of the seller.
(a)
ownership of goods purchased is
transferred upon shipment of the goods, and therefore, the
goods in transit are the property of the buyer.
(a)
this means that the freight charge on the
goods shipped is not yet paid. The common carrier shall collect
the freight from the buyer.
(a)
this means that the freight charge on the
goods shipped is already paid by the seller.
(a)
“WHO OWNS THE GOODS
SHOULDERS THE FREIGHT”
true
false
Who shoulders
the
Transportation
Costs
FOB Shipping Point, Freight Collect
buyer
seller
Who shoulders
the
Transportation
Costs
FOB Shipping Point, Freight Prepaid
buyer
lolo mo
jowa mo
seller
Who Pays
the Shipper
FOB Destination, Freight Prepaid
buyer
lolo mo
tita mo
seller
Who shoulders
the
Transportation
Costs
FOB Destination, Freight Prepaid
buyer
seller
Who Pays
the Shipper
FOB Destination, Freight Collect
buyer
seller
refers to the transportation cost associated with the
delivery of goods from a supplier to the receiving entity.
(a)
refers to the transportation cost associated with the
delivery of goods from a supplier to its customers. It is not an
operating expense, since the supplier only incurs this cost when it
sells goods to a customer (rather than incurring it as part of day-to-
day company operating activities.)
(a)
At the end of the accounting period, the sales discounts
accounts has accumulated all the sales discount for the period.
The account is considered a contra-income account and
deducted from gross sales in the income statement.
true
false
decrease the amount but not the
physical volume of the goods sold.
(a)
decrease the amount and physical
volume of the goods sold.
(a)
formal acknowledgment
that the seller has reduced the amount owed by
the customer.
(a)
What is the input tax of 500?
50
40
60
70
what is the output tax for 660?
70.71
71.70
70.72
70.73
