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230+ Financial Accounting 2 Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) .

51.

Profit and loss is calculated at the stage of

A. recording
B. posting
C. classifying
D. summarising
Answer» D. summarising
52.

Which of the following is not the main objective of accounting?

A. systematic recording of transactions
B. ascertaining profit or loss
C. ascertainment of financial position
D. solving tax disputes with tax authorities
Answer» D. solving tax disputes with tax authorities
53.

The rule debit all expenses and losses and credit all income and gains relates to

A. personal account
B. real account
C. nominal accounts
D. all
Answer» C. nominal accounts
54.

Matching concept means

A. assets = capital + liabilities
B. transactions recorded at accrual concept
C. anticipate no profit but recognize all losses
D. expenses should be matched with the revenue of the period. branch accounts
Answer» D. expenses should be matched with the revenue of the period. branch accounts
55.

When Branch pays expenses for H.O. the following account is debited in the books of the branch _______

A. expenses is debited
B. h.o. a/c is debited
C. branch is debited
D. none
Answer» B. h.o. a/c is debited
56.

Under the stock and debtor system, Branch A/c is treated as ______

A. joint a/c
B. nominal a/c
C. personal a/c
D. real a/c
Answer» D. real a/c
57.

Goods are sent to branch at cost plus 20%. If closing stock of the branch is Rs 60,000 at invoice price, Rs ______ will be credited to stock reserve a/c.

A. rs 10000
B. rs 12000
C. rs 6000
D. rs 12600
Answer» A. rs 10000
58.

HO sends goods to branch at 20% profit on invoice price, therefore the percentage of profit on cost comes to ______

A. 15%
B. 25%
C. 33.33%
D. 20%
Answer» B. 25%
59.

HO sends goods to branch at invoice price after adding 25% on cost price, so profit would be ___ % of invoice price

A. 33.33%
B. 40%
C. 20%
D. 25%
Answer» C. 20%
60.

For finding the amount of sundry expenses paid by the branch, the following a/c should be prepared.

A. computer a/c
B. creditors
C. petty cash a/c
D. debtors
Answer» C. petty cash a/c
61.

If the opening balance of petty cash is Rs 1000, closing balance is Rs 500 and the petty cash received from HO is Rs 700, then what will be the amount of sundry expenses _____

A. rs 1200
B. rs 800
C. rs 700
D. rs 500
Answer» A. rs 1200
62.

H.O. sent Rs 5000 as petty cash to branch during the year. Opening and closing balances of petty cash was Rs 1400 and Rs 400 respectively. Then petty expenses of the branch during the year will be ______

A. rs 5000
B. rs 6400
C. rs 4600
D. rs 6000
Answer» D. rs 6000
63.

Which of the following branches, taking into consideration the scope of authority and responsibility, prepares its own independent final accounts?

A. independent branch
B. foreign branch
C. dependent branch
D. independent and foreign branch both
Answer» A. independent branch
64.

Opening balance of debtors a/c is Rs 1,40,000. Credit sales is Rs 10,74,000 and closing balance of Debtors a/c is Rs 1,90,000. What is the amount of cash collection from the debtors?

A. rs 10,24,000
B. rs 8,84,000
C. rs 11, 52,000
D. rs 8,42,000
Answer» A. rs 10,24,000
65.

Goods in transit are shown in the balance sheet at ______

A. head office
B. branch
C. both
D. none of above
Answer» A. head office
66.

H.O. has sent goods on invoice price worth Rs 2,40,000 which are 25% above cost price. What is the loading element?

A. rs 60000
B. rs 240000
C. rs 48000
D. rs 160000
Answer» C. rs 48000
67.

The adjusting entry for difference between the invoice price and cost price of goods are shown in ________

A. balance sheet
B. p & l a/c
C. branch adjustment a/c
D. none of above
Answer» C. branch adjustment a/c
68.

Stock and debtors system is generally used when goods are sent to the branch at _____

A. cost price
B. invoice price
C. both
D. none
Answer» B. invoice price
69.

H.O. sent goods to branch at invoice price 50% plus on original price. How many percentage of profit will be on Invoice price?

A. 20%
B. 25%
C. 33.33%
D. 16.67%
Answer» C. 33.33%
70.

Goods sent by HO but not received by branch before the end of the year, by debiting it to goods in transit, which account should be credited?

A. cash a/c
B. h.o. a/c
C. trading a/c
D. branch a/c
Answer» D. branch a/c
71.

If the opening balance of debtors is Rs 16,000 and closing balance is Rs 80,000, cash received from debtors is Rs 35,000 and bad debts is Rs 1,000, then what will be the amount of credit sales?

A. rs 95000
B. rs 105000
C. rs 100000
D. rs 110000
Answer» C. rs 100000
72.

The system of keeping accounts generally adopted by small size branches are:

A. debtors system
B. stock & debtors system
C. wholesale branch system
D. final account system
Answer» A. debtors system
73.

Goods are supplied by the head office to dependent branches are at:

A. cost price
B. invoice price
C. market price
D. cost or invoice price
Answer» D. cost or invoice price
74.

Under debtors system which account is prepared by head office to calculate profit or loss of each branch:

A. capital account
B. debtors account
C. branch account
D. branch adjustment account
Answer» C. branch account
75.

Under debtors system depreciation on fixed asset is ________

A. credited to branch a/c
B. debited to branch a/c
C. not shown in branch a/c
D. shown in debtors a/c
Answer» C. not shown in branch a/c
76.

Branch Trading &Profit & Loss A/c is only a _________ account not forming part of the full accounting system.

A. single
B. memorandum
C. capital
D. double
Answer» B. memorandum
77.

In final account system, Branch Trading and Profit & Loss A/c is prepared at ________

A. invoice price
B. cost price
C. cost & invoice price
D. market price
Answer» C. cost & invoice price
78.

Under Final A/c system, the profit or loss made by the branch is determined by preparing

A. branch stock a/c
B. branch debtors a/c
C. branch adjustment a/c
D. branch trading & profit &loss a/c
Answer» D. branch trading & profit &loss a/c
79.

The Branch Account prepared under Final Account System is the nature of:

A. nominal account
B. real account
C. personal account
D. general account
Answer» A. nominal account
80.

Dependent branch makes:

A. cash sales only
B. credit sales only
C. cash & credit sales
D. instalment sales
Answer» C. cash & credit sales
81.

All branch expenses such as rent, salary are paid by H.O in case of:

A. independent branch
B. local branch
C. dependent branch
D. foreign branch
Answer» C. dependent branch
82.

Branch Trading & Profit & Loss A/c is prepared to incorporate all _____

A. revenue items
B. capital items
C. asset items
D. past items
Answer» A. revenue items
83.

The difference between goods sent by H.O. and received by branch is known as _______

A. goods in transit
B. goods in warehouse
C. goods in production
D. goods in godown
Answer» A. goods in transit
84.

The stock reserve for unrealised profit will be ________ to the H.O profit & Loss A/C

A. debited
B. credited
C. first credited then debited
D. not shown
Answer» D. not shown
85.

____________ account is prepared to adjust the loads included in the value of opening stock and closing stock.

A. branch stock
B. branch adjustment
C. stock reserve
D. branch p&l
Answer» B. branch adjustment
86.

____________ account shows the shortage or surplus of stock.

A. branch adjustment
B. branch stock
C. goods sent to branch
D. branch p&l
Answer» B. branch stock
87.

The profit included in surplus or shortage of stock is transferred to ______ account

A. branch stock
B. branch expenses
C. branch adjustment
D. branch p&l
Answer» C. branch adjustment
88.

The balance of branch adjustment account is transferred to _________ account

A. branch stock
B. branch p&l
C. branch debtors
D. branch expenses
Answer» B. branch p&l
89.

An ordinary partnership business can have:

A. not more than 50 partners
B. not more than 20 partners.
C. any number of partners.
D. any number than 2 partners.
Answer» B. not more than 20 partners.
90.

In the absence of an agreement profit and loss are divided by partners in the ratio of:

A. capital
B. equally
C. time devoted by each partners
D. none of these.
Answer» B. equally
91.

In the absence of an agreement, Interest on loan advanced by the partner to the firm is allowed at the rate of:

A. 6%
B. 5%
C. 12%
D. 9%
Answer» A. 6%
92.

Current accounts of the partners should be opened when the capitals are:

A. fluctuating
B. fixed
C. either fixed or fluctuating
D. none of these
Answer» B. fixed
93.

Investment in partnership is made by introducing:

A. cash
B. none – cash assets
C. cash or non – cash assets
D. none of these.
Answer» C. cash or non – cash assets
94.

Partnership is formed by the partners by:

A. written agreement
B. oral agreement
C. written or oral
D. none of these
Answer» C. written or oral
95.

Any partner who investments in the business but does not take active part in the business is:

A. secret partner
B. sleeping partner
C. active partner
D. nominal partner
Answer» B. sleeping partner
96.

The written agreement of partnership is called:

A. partnership deed
B. articles of association
C. memorandum of association
D. certificate of incorporation
Answer» A. partnership deed
97.

Under fixed capital methods, profit will be credited to:

A. capital account
B. drawings
C. current a/c
D. profit & loss
Answer» C. current a/c
98.

The members of partnership firm are individually called as:

A. director
B. investor
C. partner
D. manager
Answer» C. partner
99.

Liability of partners in a partnership business is:

A. limited
B. un-limited
C. limited & unlimited
D. none of these
Answer» B. un-limited
100.

Capital of the partners are maintained by:

A. fixed capital method
B. fluctuating capital methods
C. by any two above methods
D. none of them.
Answer» C. by any two above methods

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