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What is the double entry to record the sale of goods on credit for £500? - Answer DR: Debtors £500 CR: Sales £500 The profit of a business may be calculated by using which ONE of the following formulae? Opening net assets - Drawings + Capital introduced - Closing net assets Closing net assets + Drawings - Capital introduced - Opening net assets Opening net assets + Drawings - Capital introduced - Closing net assets Closing net assets - Drawings + Capital introduced - Opening net assets - Answer Closing net assets + Drawings - Capital introduced - Opening net assets Which of the following is a correct representation of the accounting equation? Opening net assets plus profit less drawings less liabilities equals closing net assets Assets less liabilities less drawings equals opening net assets plus profit Assets less liabilities less net assets less drawings equals profit Opening net assets plus profit less drawings plus closing liabilities equals closing assets - Answer Opening net assets plus profit less drawings plus closing liabilities equals closing assets

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What is the double entry to record the sale of goods on credit for £500? - Answer DR: Debtors £500



CR: Sales £500



The profit of a business may be calculated by using which ONE of the following formulae?



Opening net assets - Drawings + Capital introduced - Closing net assets



Closing net assets + Drawings - Capital introduced - Opening net assets



Opening net assets + Drawings - Capital introduced - Closing net assets



Closing net assets - Drawings + Capital introduced - Opening net assets - Answer Closing net assets +
Drawings - Capital introduced - Opening net assets



Which of the following is a correct representation of the accounting equation?



Opening net assets plus profit less drawings less liabilities equals closing net assets



Assets less liabilities less drawings equals opening net assets plus profit



Assets less liabilities less net assets less drawings equals profit



Opening net assets plus profit less drawings plus closing liabilities equals closing assets - Answer
Opening net assets plus profit less drawings plus closing liabilities equals closing assets

,Liabilities of a sole trader's business are £1,702 and assets are £2,431. It is not possible totell how much
capital is in the business.



2 When the sole trader withdraws funds from the business, it is a credit against capital.



1 is true and 2 is false



Both 1 and 2 are true



Both 1 and 2 are false



1 is false and 2 is true - Answer Both 1 and 2 are false. Capital is the difference between liabilities and
assets. Drawingsare a debit against capital



Prepaid expenses are reflected as a debit balance in the trial balance - Answer True



Accrued expenses should be credited to the relevant expense account in the profit andloss account -
Answer False



Customer goodwill built up is not a purchased asset therefore does not qualify to be anintangible asset -
Answer True



Which TWO of the following should be included in the cost of a finished product?



Transport costs from factory to warehouse



Transport costs from supplier to factory



Transport costs from warehouse to customer

,Transport costs of sales staff - Answer Transport costs from factory to warehouse



Transport costs from supplier to factory



These are part of the cost of making the stock. The other items are sales and distribution costs



Which THREE suggest accruals are required in his accounts at the end of March?




Electricity invoice dated February, paying the charges for September to January.



Gas invoice dated March, paying the standing fee for March, April and May.



Telephone invoice dated March, paying the fee for the next quarter and call expenses from January to
March



Water bill dated January paying expenses relating to December to February - Answer Electricity invoice
dated February, paying the charges for September to January



Telephone invoice dated March, paying the fee for the next quarter and call expensesfrom January to
March



Water bill dated January paying expenses relating to December to February



Which of the following statements concerning accounting for stock is false?



At the accounting period end, the stock account should be credited to remove the last accounting
period's closing stock value.



The related debit entry is to cost of sales

, When the stock take has occurred, the value of closing stock will be debited to the stock account.



Closing stock increases the value of cost of sales in the profit and loss account - Answer Closing stock
increases the value of cost of sales in the profit and loss account



Closing stock reduces the value of cost of sales in the profit and loss account.



Identify whether the following statements are true or false.



1 When a company knows that a debtor will not pay for a sale, the sale should be debitedin the profit
and loss account.



2 When a company is uncertain whether a debtor will pay for a sale, the sale should remainin the books,
but an expense debited to account for the possible lack of payment. - Answer 1 is false and 2 is true



1 The company has a policy of making refunds to customers if they find that they have purchased faulty
goods. The directors estimate that about 3% of sales result in a refund.



2 Recent changes in the law mean that the company will have to retrain some of its staff.At the year-end,
it was not yet clear how many staff would be affected or how much thestaff training would cost.



For which of these items should Kola Ltd recognise a provision in the financial statements? - Answer
Item 1 only



In terms of recognition of financial statement items, which THREE of the following statementsare true?



In recognising a liability, it must be probable that economic benefit will flow to the entity.



In recognising an asset, it must be virtually certain that economic benefit will flow to theentity.

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