NEW
Font size
WorksheetsAccounting
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Money received from a business investor would be an example of
cash inflow
cash outflow
Paying Taxes
Cash Inflow
Cash Outflow
Buying Machinery
Cash Inflow
Cash Outflow
Receiving cash from debtors
Cash Inflow
Cash Outflow
What category? Accounts Receivable
Asset
Liability
Items found on an Income Statement
Income, Expenses, Net Profit, Net Loss
Assets, Liabilities, Owner's Equity
Income, Liabilities
Assets, Expenses
Initial investment plus retained earnings
Asset
Liability
Owner's Equity
Which of the following is considered a revenue expenditure?
Purchase of a building
Investment in shares
Payment of salaries
Acquisition of a business
What is the impact of depreciation on the value of an asset?
It increases the value of the asset.
It decreases the value of the asset.
It does not affect the value of the asset.
It fluctuates the value of the asset.
Which of the following is an example of a capital expenditure?
Payment of salaries
Purchase of machinery
Payment of rent
Payment of utility bills
What is the purpose of a balance sheet in accounting?
To track expenses
To record financial transactions
To provide a snapshot of a company's financial position at a specific point in time
To create marketing strategies
What is the definition of a tangible asset?
An asset that can be physically touched
An asset that cannot be physically touched
An asset that depreciates over time
An asset that appreciates over time
What happens if capital expenditure is treated as revenue expenditure?
Profits are overvalued
Assets are undervalued
Expenses are overstated
Incomes are understated
What is the difference between revenue income and capital income?
Revenue income is for operating activities, while capital income is for non-operating activities.
Revenue income is for short-term, while capital income is for long-term.
Revenue income is for tangible assets, while capital income is for intangible assets.
Revenue income is for businesses, while capital income is for individuals.
What is the definition of an intangible asset?
An asset that can be physically touched
An asset that cannot be physically touched
An asset that depreciates over time
An asset that appreciates over time
What happens if revenue expenditure is treated as capital expenditure?
Profits are undervalued
Assets are overvalued
Expenses are understated
Incomes are overstated
Which of the following is an example of a capital receipt?
Commission received
Sale of assets
Bank charges
Interest paid
What is the definition of revenue expenditure?
Money spent to purchase or improve a productive asset
Income generated from the main operating activities
Money spent on day-to-day expenses
Money received from non-operating activities
Identify two sources of revenue income.
Public Liability Insurance, Employers Liability Insurance
Salaries and Wages, Rent and Rates
Insurance, Inventory
Interest and Dividends, Marketing and Administration
Identify one intangible asset.
Machinery
Patents
Inventory
Rent
What happens if capital expenditure is treated as revenue expenditure?
Expenses are understated
Assets are overvalued
Profits are undervalued
Incomes are overstated
Which of the following is an example of a revenue receipt?
Bank charges
Interest paid
Commission received
Sale of assets
What is the purpose of depreciation in accounting?
To increase the value of assets
To determine the operating expenses of a business
To calculate the total revenue of a business
To spread the loss in value of an asset over its useful lifetime
Which of the following is an example of an intangible asset?
Machinery
Rent
Patents
Inventory
What is the definition of capital expenditure?
Income generated from the main operating activities
Money received from non-operating activities
Money spent to purchase or improve a productive asset
Money spent on day-to-day expenses
Explain the difference between capital income and revenue income.
Capital income is for non-operating activities, while revenue income is for operating activities.
Capital income is for tangible assets, while revenue income is for intangible assets.
Capital income is for individuals, while revenue income is for businesses.
Capital income is long-term, while revenue income is short-term.
What is the purpose of accounting?
To track expenses
To manage payroll
To create marketing strategies
To record financial transactions
What are the forms of capital income?
Salaries and wages
Rent and rates
Interest and dividends
Marketing and administration
