Theory Review Flashcards
A $45,000 90-day note payable comes to maturity. The amount to be paid including interest at 5% is 43,890.41
False
The right answer should be calculated like this:
$45,0000.05%90-days/365=556.16 interest
45,000+556.16=45,556.14
A 5,000 90-day note at 10% was issued on November 15, 2020 . What it the amount of the accrued interest on December 31 2020?
$63.01
To calculate
$50000.1046/365=63.01
To get the 46 days add 15+31=46
A bank statement will not include?
A list if petty cash amounts
A cash sale would be recorded in the what journal
Cash Receipts
A deposit in transit is a deposit that has been recorded by the bank but not the business
False
A FIFO PEPETURAL inventory system :
Assigns the most recent costs to the ending inventory
A purchase made on terms of 2/10, n 30 would be recorded in the what Journal
Purchase.
A special journal (a subsidiary journal ) is an accounting journal designed to record one specific type of transaction
True
A three-month note dated April 8 matures on :
July 8
A written promise to pay a specified amount of money at a particular future date is called
Promissory note
All of the following are payroll costs that are expenses of the employer except?
Employee income Taxes
An account Recevible ledger is?
A subsidiary ledger that contains an account for each customer that buys on credit from the company
An adjusting entry to record deprecition for the year would be recorded in the what journal?
General Journal
An investment of equipment by the owner would be recorded in the what Journal?
The General journal.
An NSF cheque returned with the bank statement would be what?—– From the book balance when reconciling the statement.
Deducted from.
Canada pension plan (CPP) contributions, Employment Insurance(EI) premiums, and income tax are statutory payroll deductions.
True.
Canada Pension plan deductions are calculated on all earnings
False
Customer individual accounts included in a special (subsidiary) ledger are linked to and controlled by the account receivable account in the ——-
General ledger
Employment insurance amount are levied equally on both the employee and employer
False
Goods in transit are never included in inventory.
False