A bill drawn and accepted for a genuine trade transaction is termed as a _______ bill.
1.Trade
2.Time
3.Inland
4.Personal
Accounting principles are generally based on _______
1.practicability
2.Subjectivity
3.convenience in recording
4.Applicability
Any amount received towards endowment fund is a ________receipt.
1.Ordinary
2.Special
3.Revenue
4.Capital
Bills payable book is to keep a record of __________
1.bills payable to creditors
2.bills received from supplier
3.credit purchases
4.credit sales
Cancelling the original bill and drawing a fresh acceptance is known as ______
1.retiring under rebate
2.Discounting
3.Renewal
4.bill sent to bank for collection
Credit sales are recorded in ______
1.sales book
2.cash book
3.journal proper
4.purchases book
Daily Record of Transaction means
1.Ledger
2.Journal
3.Trial Balance
4.None of these
Debit balance in cash book means ______
1.overdraft as per pass book
2.overdraft as per cash book
3.credit balance as per pass book
4.debit balance as per day book
Drawings account is related to ______
1.Nominal Account
2.Personal Account
3.Real Account
4.None of the above
Error of commission do not allow _______
1.correct totalling of the balance sheet
2.correct totalling of the balance sheet
3.the trail balance to agree
4.correct totaling of the day book
If a cheque sent for collection is dishonoured, the debit is given to _______
1.suppliers account
2.bank account
3.customers account
4.cash account
In accounting, the benefit giving aspect is said to be
1.Debit
2.Credit
3.Debit and Credit
4.None of these
Income and expenditure account is a _____
1.Real account
2.Nominal account
3.Personal account
4.Representative account
Interest on capital is credited to ______ account.
1.Expenses account
2.Income account
3.Capital account
4.Asset account
Non-trading institutions prepare ________
1.profit and loss account
2.trading account
3.manufacturing account
4.income and expenditure account
Non-trading institutions prepare _________
1.Income and expenditure account
2.Trading and profit and loss account
3.Only trading account
4.Only revenue account
Outstanding salaries are shown as _______
1.an expense
2.a liability
3.an asset
4.an income
Preliminary expenses are an example of ________
1.deferred Revenue Expenditure
2.revenue Expenditure
3.capital Expenditure
4.common expenditure
Premium received on issue of shares is a ______________. tempor
1.capital receipt
2.revenue receipt
3.deferred capital receipt
4.deferred revenue receipt
Prepaid insurance is _______
1.Nominal account
2.Personal account
3.Real account
4.Prepaid account
Provision for bad debts is calculated on _______
1.creditors
2.Sales
3.Purchases
4.Debtors
Purchases made on credit not recorded at all would affect _______
1.Purchases account
2.Suppliers account
3.Purchases account and suppliers account
4.Wages account
Receipts and payments account is a _______
1.Personal account
2.Nominal account
3.Real account
4.Representative account
Returns outward book makes a record of _______
1.goods returned to the suppliers
2.goods returned to customers
3.goods returned to proprietor
4.goods returned to neighbors
Revenue expenditure is intended to benefit _______
1.current period
2.future period
3.past period
4.both (1) and (2)
Sale of old newspaper is to be shown on the credit side of the ______
1.cash book
2.income and expenditure
3.balance sheet
4.trading account
Sales of old material must be shown on the credit side of ______
1.cash book
2.income and expenditure account
3.balance sheet
4.Trading account
State which of the following errors will not be revealed by the trial balance _______
1.errors of complete omission
2.errors of carrying forward
3.wrong totaling of the purchases book
4.error of partial omission
The amount brought in by the proprietor in the business should be credited to:
1.cash account
2.capital account
3.drawing account
4.bank account
The appropriate book to record credit purchase of machinery is _______
1.purchases book
2.journal
3.cash book
4.petty cash book.
The assets of a business can be classified as _______
1.only fixed assets
2.only current assets
3.fixed and current assets
4.fictitious assets
The balance of cash account indicates _______
1.. net income for the period
2.net loss for the period
3.net cash on hand
4.net worth of the business
The balance of the petty cash book is ______
1.an asset
2.a liability
3.an income
4.an expenditure
The balance of the petty cash book is ______
1.an asset
2.a liability
3.an income
4.an expenditure
The discount column of a triple column cash book records _______
1.trade discount
2.cash discount
3.quantity discount
4.seasonal discount
The Letter "c" is shown in the Cash book which means _______
1.consignment
2.Commitment
3.Contra Entry
4.Cash entry
The main aim of ______________ accounting is to ascertain cost relating to the various activities of the business and to have cost control.
1.financial accounting
2.cost accounting
3.management account
4.human resource accounting
The person to whom the amount has to be paid is known as _______
1.Drawee
2.Drawer
3.Acceptor
4.Payee.
The person to whom the bill is endorsed is called ______
1.Endorse
2.Endorse
3.Drawe
4.Drawe
The person who writes out the bill of exchange is known as
1.Payee
2.Drawee
3.Drawer
4.Acceptor
The preparation of a Trial balance helps in ______
1.locating errors in principle
2.locating errors of omission
3.locating clerical errors
4.locating compensatory errors
The process of recording financial transactions in the journal is called ______
1.Journalizing
2.Utilizing
3.Posting
4.Balancing
Wages is an example of ________
1.capital expenses
2.indirect expenses
3.direct expenses
4.revenue expenses
Which account is generally used for rectification of errors?
1.Memorandum account
2.Suspense account
3.Rectification account
4.Adjustment account
Which item is shown on the debit side of a trial balance?
1.Rent outstanding
2.Prepaid expenses
3.Purchases returns
4.Excess of income over expenses by the firm
Which one of the following is capital expenditure?
1.Cost of advertisement
2.Purchase of a delivery van
3.Purchase of raw material
4.Purchase of machine oil
_______ is the person who prepares Bank Reconciliation Statement.
1.customer of the bank
2.ban
3.neither of the above two
4.reserve bank of India