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1.

Partnership firm is constituted under the….

A. indian partnership act 1932
B. indian partnership act 1955
C. the association of persons act 1932
D. the indian association act 1955
Answer» A. indian partnership act 1932
2.

The maximum number of Partners which can be allowed as partners in a firm are…

A. 40
B. 20
C. 25
D. 30
Answer» B. 20
3.

The limit on the number of partners is indirectly placed by…

A. the partnership act
B. the association of persons act
C. the companie\s act
D. the corporate associations act
Answer» C. the companie\s act
4.

In peicemeal distribution of cash, the first external liabilities to be paid are…

A. government dues
B. partners\ loans
C. preferential creditors
D. secured creditors
Answer» D. secured creditors
5.

Pro-rata payment is applicable when the cash available for competing liabilities of the same class is..

A. insufficient
B. adequate
C. reserved
D. paid to partners
Answer» A. insufficient
6.

Purchase consideration can be calculated by…

A. market value method
B. book value method
C. net assets method
D. balance sheet method
Answer» C. net assets method
7.

ABC & Co. takes over the running business of PQR & Co. This is known as…

A. internal reconstruction
B. absorption
C. external reconstruction
D. pouncing
Answer» B. absorption
8.

The Liability of the members of a limited company is…

A. unlimited
B. restricted
C. as per the articles of association
D. limited
Answer» D. limited
9.

Foreign Debtors appear at the year end on...

A. the balance sheet rate of exchange
B. fair value
C. original value
D. agreed value
Answer» A. the balance sheet rate of exchange
10.

Accounting Standard 11 (AS 11) is prescribed by the…

A. international financial reporting standards
B. the companies\ act
C. institute of chartered accountants of india
D. the government of india
Answer» C. institute of chartered accountants of india
11.

1. The underwriting commission in the case of debentures as per Companies Act, should not exceed_________

A. 2.5% of the price at which debenture are issued
B. 3% of the price at which the debentures are issued
C. 4% of the price at which debentures are issued
D. 5% of the price at which debentures are issued
Answer» A. 2.5% of the price at which debenture are issued
12.

The Buy Back of equity shares is governed by________________ of Companies Act

A. section 117 c
B. section 80
C. section 100 to 104
D. section 68
Answer» A. section 117 c
13.

A feature which is common in all cases or merger__________________-

A. liquidation of at least two companies
B. liquidation at least one existing company & formation of another company
C. formation of at least one new company
D. purchase of one comapany by another company
Answer» D. purchase of one comapany by another company
14.

Changes in the rate of Preference dividend payable in future without any change in the amount of capital is known as ___

A. reduction of share capital
B. variation of shareholders rights
C. alteration of share capital
D. compromise/ arrangement
Answer» B. variation of shareholders rights
15.

In the case of members voluntary winding up liquidator is appointed by _____________

A. the registrar of companies
B. the central government
C. the company in general meeting
D. the board of directors
Answer» C. the company in general meeting
16.

R LTD. Issued a debenture of Rs.100 each at Rs.90. The underwriting commission will be paid on___________

A. rs.95
B. rs.90
C. rs.105
D. rs.100
Answer» B. rs.90
17.

Buy Back refers to______________

A. refund of debentures
B. refund of preference share capital
C. refund of equity share capital
D. purchase of own debenture
Answer» C. refund of equity share capital
18.

Accounting for Absorption is governed by______________

A. as 1
B. as 13
C. as 11
D. as 14
Answer» D. as 14
19.

Equity Shareholders giving up their claim to the reserves & accumulated profit amounts to______________

A. reduction of share capital
B. alteration of share capital
C. compromise/ arrangement
D. variation of shareholders rights
Answer» C. compromise/ arrangement
20.

Amount of retirement benefits of employees exceeding Rs.20,000 per employees is treated as____________

A. secured creditors
B. unsecured creditors
C. over-riding preferential creditors
D. preferential creditors
Answer» D. preferential creditors
21.

M LTD. Issued share at a face value of Rs. 100 with a premium of Rs.20 per share. The underwrting commission will be calculated on __________

A. rs.120
B. rs.90
C. rs.100
D. rs.80
Answer» A. rs.120
22.

Buy Back must be completed within_______________

A. 3 months
B. 6 months
C. 2 months
D. 12 months
Answer» D. 12 months
23.

According to AS 14, Transferor company means the company__________

A. into which a company is amalgamated
B. which is amalgamated into another company
C. which is newly formed
D. which is any one old company into new comapny
Answer» B. which is amalgamated into another company
24.

In Interanl Reconstruction____________________

A. only on company goes into liquidation
B. no company is liquidated
C. one or more companies go into liquidation
D. two or more companies are liquidated
Answer» B. no company is liquidated
25.

Accrued Holiday remuneration becoming payable to any workman is treated as ________________________

A. unsecured creditors
B. preferential creditors
C. over-riding preferential creditors
D. secured creditors
Answer» C. over-riding preferential creditors
26.

If the whole of the issue of shares or debentures is underwritten it is known as_______________________

A. partial underwriting
B. frim underwriting
C. sole underwriting
D. complete or fully underwriting
Answer» D. complete or fully underwriting
27.

Buy Back must expenses may be treated as_________________

A. deffered revenue expenses
B. revenue expenses
C. revenue or deffered revenue expenses
D. capital expenses
Answer» C. revenue or deffered revenue expenses
28.

On Amalgamation, Profit & Loss A/c (Dr.) balance of the vendor company is closed by___________

A. debit to profit & loss a/c
B. debit to equity shareholders a/c
C. credit to equity shareholders a/c
D. debit to realisation
Answer» B. debit to equity shareholders a/c
29.

The existing 1,000 shares of Rs. 100 each are altered to 10,000 shares of Rs.10 each. This is known as__________________

A. sub-division
B. surrender
C. conversion in stock
D. consolidation
Answer» A. sub-division
30.

If the remuneration to liquidator is payable as a percentage of collection_______________

A. exclude opening cash & bank balance
B. exclude opening cash & bank balance
C. includes opening cash & bank balance
D. exclude both opening & closing cash & bank balance
Answer» A. exclude opening cash & bank balance
31.

If a part of the issue of share or debenrues is underwritten, it is termed as__________________-

A. sole underwriting
B. firm underwriting
C. complete underwriting
D. partial underwriting
Answer» D. partial underwriting
32.

In case of Buy Back at a discount the amount of discount is transferred to _________________

A. capital reserve a/c
B. general reserve a/c
C. capital redemption reserve a/c
D. securities premium a/c
Answer» A. capital reserve a/c
33.

'Pooling of interest' is a method of_____________________

A. charging depreciation
B. account of absorption
C. calculation of purchase consideration
D. accounting of amalgamtion
Answer» D. accounting of amalgamtion
34.

Fictitious Assets are to be transferred to ___________________

A. internal reconstruction
B. share capital
C. securities premium
D. capital reserve
Answer» A. internal reconstruction
35.

The proceeds of assets not specifically pledged & nthe surplus of the assets specifically pledged is first available for_________________

A. preferential shareholders
B. legal charges, liquidators remuneration & expenses
C. unsecured creditors
D. preferential creditors
Answer» B. legal charges, liquidators remuneration & expenses
36.

The underwriting commission in the case of debentures as per Companies Act, should not exceed_________

A. 3% of the price at which the debentures are issued
B. 2.5% of the price at which debenture are issued
C. 5% of the price at which debentures are issued
D. 4% of the price at which debentures are issued
Answer» B. 2.5% of the price at which debenture are issued
37.

Non-Monetary Items which are carried in terms of historical cost determinated in a foreign currency should be reporte using exchange rate at the date of _____

A. balance sheet
B. settlement
C. transaction
D. profit & loss a/c
Answer» C. transaction
38.

A feature which is common in all cases or merger__________________-

A. purchase of one comapany by another company
B. liquidation of at least two companies
C. liquidation at least one existing company & formation of another company
D. formation of at least one new company
Answer» A. purchase of one comapany by another company
39.

Accounts of LLP are to be audited by _____________

A. cost accountant
B. master of commerce
C. chartered accountant
D. company secretary
Answer» C. chartered accountant
40.

In the case of members voluntary winding up liquidator is appointed by _____________

A. the company in general meeting
B. the registrar of companies
C. the central government
D. the board of directors
Answer» A. the company in general meeting
41.

R LTD. Issued a debenture of Rs.100 each at Rs.90. The underwriting commission will be paid on___________

A. rs.90
B. rs.95
C. rs.100
D. rs.105
Answer» A. rs.90
42.

Conversion of currency is covered in AS______

A. 11
B. 9
C. 14
D. 13
Answer» A. 11
43.

Accounting for Absorption is governed by______________

A. as 14
B. as 11
C. as 13
D. as 1
Answer» A. as 14
44.

Certificate of incorporation of LLP is issued by_______________

A. registrar of co-operative societies
B. registrar of companies
C. registrar of universities
D. registrar of firms
Answer» B. registrar of companies
45.

Amount of retirement benefits of employees exceeding Rs.20,000 per employees is treated as____________

A. over-riding preferential creditors
B. preferential creditors
C. unsecured creditors
D. secured creditors
Answer» B. preferential creditors
46.

M LTD. Issued share at a face value of Rs. 100 with a premium of Rs.20 per share. The underwrting commission will be calculated on __________

A. rs.120
B. rs.80
C. rs.90
D. rs.100
Answer» A. rs.120
47.

The Balance in receivable as on the date of Balance sheet is converted at rate______________

A. on the date of balance sheet
B. on the date of subsequent
C. on the date of sale goods
D. on the date of first recovery
Answer» A. on the date of balance sheet
48.

According to AS 14, Transferor company means the company__________

A. which is amalgamated into another company
B. which is any one old company into new comapny
C. which is newly formed
D. into which a company is amalgamated
Answer» A. which is amalgamated into another company
49.

LLP can be dissolved by the order of____________

A. sessions court
B. district court
C. nclt
D. high court
Answer» C. nclt
50.

Accrued Holiday remuneration becoming payable to any workman is treated as ________________________

A. unsecured creditors
B. over-riding preferential creditors
C. preferential creditors
D. secured creditors
Answer» B. over-riding preferential creditors

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