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What is the primary item displayed in a trial balance?
What is the primary item displayed in a trial balance?
Which of the following indicates a reason why paying house rent from business funds is a business transaction?
Which of the following indicates a reason why paying house rent from business funds is a business transaction?
Which statement regarding outstanding expenses in cash basis accounting is correct?
Which statement regarding outstanding expenses in cash basis accounting is correct?
What best describes a contingent liability?
What best describes a contingent liability?
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In a scenario where cash sales are 1.5 times credit sales, if credit sales are ₹1,20,000, what does this imply about cash sales?
In a scenario where cash sales are 1.5 times credit sales, if credit sales are ₹1,20,000, what does this imply about cash sales?
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General Instructions
- The question paper contains 32 questions.
- All questions are compulsory.
- Marks are given against each question.
- Show calculations and working clearly, if needed.
Question 1
- The correct answer is "All the above". Trail balances include journal folio, list of account balances, and the data of recording transactions..
Question 2
- Mukesh paying rent from business funds is a business transaction.
- Paying rent from business funds is considered a business expense.
Question 3
- Two differences between cash and accrual accounting methods are required.
Question 4
- Cash sales are 1.5 times credit sales.
- Credit sales are ₹1,20,000.
- Purchases are ₹1,40,000.
- Gross profit rate is 25%.
- Calculate the value of closing stock.
Question 5
- Outstanding expenses are not recorded in cash basis accounting. This is True.
Question 6
- If there is current probability of outflow of uncertain funds for settlement and an obligation, "Contingent Liability". is recognized.
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Test your understanding of fundamental accounting principles with this quiz. Covering topics from cash and accrual accounting to business transactions, this quiz will challenge your knowledge and application of these concepts.