1-2b. Pearson Qs Flashcards
Deciding whether to produce an item of accounting information is a question of balancing the __________ against the ______.
A. risks, returns
B. revenue, expenses
C. benefits, costs
D. time, effort
C. benefits, costs
Consider the following forms of business:
1. Sole proprietorship
2. Partnership
3. Limited company
Which of the above businesses do not normally require formal procedures to set them up?
1 and 2
During the most recent accounting period, a business sold inventories for £1,850 on credit that it had originally purchased for £1,050.
How would this transaction affect the statement of financial position of the business?
Decrease inventories 1050, increase trade receivables 1850, increase equity 800
A machine acquired at a cost of 300,000 is expected to be in use for years. It is expected to have a residual value of 25,000.
It is to be depreciated using the straight-line method over its useful life.
What is the carrying amount of the asset after the end of years?
(300,000 - 25,000) = 275,000
( 275,000 / 5 ) x 2 = 110,000
300,000 - 110,000
= 190,000
Consider the following two statements.
From the investors’ perspective:
1. Preference shares are a more risky form of investment than ordinary shares.
2. Preference shares are a more risky form of investment than loan notes.
Which of the above statements are correct?
2 only
Which one of the following summarises the accounting equation?
A. Assets = Liabilities Equity
B. Equity = Assets Liabilities
C. Liabilities = Assets Equity
D. Equity = Assets Liabilities
D. Equity = Assets Liabilities
Gladstone paid £10,452 for oil during the current year. At the beginning of the year, £725 was owing for oil, and at the end of the year, £1,549 was owing for oil.
How much would be shown as the expense in the income statement for the current period?
The oil expense is 11,276
GWCC started Year 9 with total assets of £18,000 and total liabilities of £8,000. At the end of Year 9, GWCC total assets stood at £26,000 and total liabilities were £12,000.
(1) Did ’s GWCC owner’s equity increase or decrease during Year 9? By how much?
(2) Identify two possible reasons for the change in owner’s equity during the year.
(1)
First determine the owner’s equity increase or decrease and by how much.
The owner’s equity increased during the year by £4000.
(2)
Select two possible reasons for the change in owner’s equity from the lists below:
Additional investment by owner, and Profit
Which one of the following cannot be a current liability?
A. Trade payables
B. A bank overdraft
C. A loan repayable in 6 months’ time
D. Trade receivables
D. Trade receivables
What would be the effect of a business overstating the value of its closing inventories?
A. Understating its performance and overstating its assets
B. Overstating its performance and understating its assets
C. Overstating its performance and overstating its assets
D. Understating its performance and understating its assets
C. Overstating its performance and overstating its assets
Which ONE of the following is not normally considered the right of an ordinary shareholder?
A. An interest in the profits earned by the company
B. An involvement in the day-to-day running of the company
C. Voting rights at meetings
D. An interest in the net assets of the company
B. An involvement in the day-to-day running of the company