Accounting for IGCSE & O level - Accounting Procedures (Section 11)

  • 1
    Which of the following events is most likely classified as a revenue receipt?
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    (D)
    Cash sales from selling goods.
  • 2
    What are the correct entries if advertising expenses were understated by £300 and sales were understated by £300?
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    A
    B
  • 3
    If a sale on credit of $1,000 was recorded in the cash book only, how does this impact the trial balance?
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    (D)
    The trial balance will be out of balance.
  • 4
    What events would affect the owner's view of a business?
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    B
    C
  • 5
    How would the failure to record a cash payment for rent impact the accounting equation?
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    (A)
    Assets would be overstated, and owner's equity would be understated.
  • 6
    A credit note issued to a customer will have what effect on the Sales Ledger Control Account?
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    (B)
    Credit
  • 7
    When a customer pays a debt by cheque, what impact does it have on the customer's account in the sales ledger?
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    (B)
    The account is credited.
  • 8
    When preparing the journal entries for the disposal of an asset, what entry is made to record the receipt of cash?
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    (D)
    Debit Cash, Credit Proceeds
  • 9
    What effect does a discount received from a supplier have on the balance of the purchases ledger control account?
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    (B)
    Decreases the balance.
  • 10
    What is the role of the sales ledger control account?
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    (C)
    To verify the accuracy of the sales ledger.
  • 11
    When the sales commission was overstated, what will be the correct entry in the journal?
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    (B)
    Debit the revenue and credit the expense.
  • 12
    What could cause a trial balance to have an imbalanced account?
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    (A)
    An error in the amounts recorded.
  • 13
    What is the accounting entry for recording depreciation expense?
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    (A)
    Debit Depreciation Expense, Credit Accumulated Depreciation
  • 14
    In a purchases ledger, what is the effect of a cash payment made to a supplier?
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    (B)
    Decreases the balance.
  • 15
    How does incorrectly classifying a capital expenditure as a revenue expenditure affect profit in the current period?
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    (C)
    Profit is understated.
  • 16
    Which of the following would *decrease* the balance in the Purchases Ledger Control Account?
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    (D)
    Returning goods to a supplier.
  • 17
    What is the effect of depreciation on a company's taxable income?
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    (B)
    Decreases taxable income
  • 18
    Which of the following is a purpose of the Purchases Ledger Control Account?
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    (C)
    To summarize transactions with suppliers.
  • 19
    What does the salvage value represent?
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    (B)
    The estimated value of an asset at the end of its useful life
  • 20
    Which of the following errors would affect the net profit calculated for the period?
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    A
    B
  • 21
    If a business's profit is understated due to incorrect accounting procedures, what impact would that have on owner's perception of the business?
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    (A)
    The owner may take less risk in an attempt to reduce losses.
  • 22
    If a building was debited instead of repairs and the expenses are understated. What will be the outcome for the profit?
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    (A)
    The profit will increase.
  • 23
    Which of the following entries decreases a customer's balance in the sales ledger?
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    A
    C
  • 24
    What is the impact on the profit and owner's equity if a capital receipt is incorrectly recorded as a revenue receipt?
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    (B)
    Profit is overstated, owner's equity is understated.
  • 25
    In the case of an error of commission, which components are impacted?
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    B
    C
  • 26
    Which of the following is the journal entry to record an asset revaluation that increases the value of the asset?
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    (D)
    Debit Asset, Credit Revaluation Surplus
  • 27
    A business has a credit balance of $10,000 in its Purchases Ledger Control Account. The company then makes a credit purchase of $2,000. What is the new balance?
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    (D)
    $12,000 (Credit)
  • 28
    Which of the following errors affect net profit calculations?
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    A
    B
    D
  • 29
    How would you classify an account with a credit balance in the Sales Ledger Control Account?
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    (B)
    The business owes the customers.
  • 30
    A machine cost $25,000 has an estimated life of 5 years. The estimated salvage value is $5,000. Using the straight-line method, what is the annual depreciation expense?
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    (A)
    $4,000
  • 31
    What is the general approach when correcting an error?
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    (A)
    Make the entry that reflects what *should* have been done.
  • 32
    In a sales ledger, which entry will decrease the balance of a customer's account?
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    (B)
    A sales return
  • 33
    What is the correct order to correct an accounting error?
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    (B)
    Find the error, analyze the error, prepare the correcting entry.
  • 34
    What is the impact of the error of complete reversal?
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    (D)
    Impact to the income statement and balance sheet
  • 35
    What is the effect on the financial statement if a building cost was debited instead of repairs?
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    A
    B
    D
  • 36
    Which of the following accounts is debited when closing out an asset’s cost upon disposal?
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    (D)
    Asset Account
  • 37
    What is the appropriate journal entry for a purchase return?
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    (C)
    Debit supplier, credit purchases returns
  • 38
    What would be the accounting impact of a debit note sent to a supplier?
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    (B)
    Credits the supplier's account.
  • 39
    If a customer pays a portion of their outstanding balance, how does this affect the Sales Ledger Control Account?
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    (B)
    The account is credited.
  • 40
    When a payment to an employee has been debited to wages and credited to the bank account, which two financial statements will be affected?
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    (C)
    The income statement and the balance sheet
  • 41
    Which of the following entries represent a capital receipt?
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    B
    C
  • 42
    Which of the following errors would *not* be revealed by preparing a trial balance?
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    (B)
    A sale of goods recorded only in the sales account (no corresponding entry).
  • 43
    What is the impact of depreciation on a company's profit?
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    (B)
    Decreases profit
  • 44
    An undercast in the purchases journal means:
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    (C)
    The trial balance will be off.
  • 45
    In the context of accounting, what does 'accumulated depreciation' represent?
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    (B)
    The total depreciation expense recognized for an asset over its life.
  • 46
    What is the purpose of a Provision for Depreciation account?
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    (C)
    To record the total depreciation expense recognized for an asset over its life.
  • 47
    What is the primary purpose of accounting for depreciation?
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    (D)
    All of the above
  • 48
    A company receives a discount from a supplier. How does this impact the Purchases Ledger Control Account?
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    (B)
    The account is credited.
  • 49
    If a business receives cash from a customer for services to be provided in the future, how should this transaction be initially recorded?
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    (C)
    Debit cash, credit unearned revenue.
  • 50
    How does a sales return affect the Sales Ledger Control Account?
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    (B)
    The account is credited.