Question 1
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Given the following data, calculate the value of the firm’s capital: Non-current assets $4,000; Inventory $350; Trade Receivables $180; cash at bank $650 and Trade Payables $280.
Answer
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$5,460
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$4,900
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$5,180
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$5,000
Question 2
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Which of the following would not be classified as an asset?
Question 3
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The correct double entry to record the return of inventory by us to suppliers is:
Answer
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Dr Trade Payable Account
Cr Purchases Account
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Dr Trade Payable Account
Cr Sales Returns Account
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Dr Bank
Cr Purchases Returns Account
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Dr Trade Payable Account
Cr Purchases Returns Account
Question 4
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Which of the following is not a liability?
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Loan
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Bank Overdraft
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Trade Receivable
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Mortgage
Question 5
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A sole trader introduces a typewriter that is her own into the business for business use. The double-entry transaction needed to record this would be:
Question 6
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Sale of inventory on credit to L Parker should be recorded as:
Question 7
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What is the closing balance on the following account as at 31 March 201X?
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$225 Debit
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$225 Credit
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$300 Credit
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$300 Debit
Question 8
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A furniture retailer buys tables for cash for use in the head office. What entry would record this correctly in the accounts?
Question 9
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Which of the following is not correct?
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Capital Assets Liabilities
$2,194 $5,435 $3,241
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Capital Assets Liabilities
$6,316 $8,771 $2,455
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Capital Assets Liabilities
$6,413 $9,885 $3,472
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Capital Assets Liabilities
$6,754 $11,324 $4,560
Question 10
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Machinery bought on credit from Lander Ltd had to be retuned due to its unsuitability. The correct entry to record this in the accounts would be:
Answer
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Dr Machinery
Cr Lander Ltd
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Dr Lander Ltd
Cr Purchase returns
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Dr Purchase Returns
Cr Lander Ltd
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Dr Lander Ltd
Cr Machinery