Financial Accounting Quiz 71 (20 MCQs)

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1. If the capital of a business is $ 5, 00, 000 and liabilities are $ 200, 000. Calculate total assets of the business.
2. The amount of interest is credited by the buyer to
3. When a company receives applications for less number of shares than what is issued, the situation is called as .....
4. Tells you how well you are operating your event business on a day-to-day basis
5. Companies are required to comply with the following provisions regarding financial accounting and reporting:The printed annual report shall be issued to the company's shareholders within a period not exceeding 6 months from the close of the financial year of a company. The annual audited accounts together with the auditor's and directors' reports shall be given to Exchange for public release, within a period not exceeding 4 months from the close of the financial year of the company. Corporations are required to comply with the Quarterly Reporting requirements where they are required to file the quarter report with the Exchange for public release. The above statutory requirements are referred to:
6. The agency responsible for regulating the accounting profession in Thailand is
7. Tangible assets are non-physical items such as trademarks and patents.
8. A machine has been bought for $ 5 000 and entered in the machine account at that amount even though it is worth $ 12 000. What accounting concept is being applied?
9. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ADJUSTING ENTRIES MAY NOT REQUIRE REVERSING ENTRY?
10. If it is known that the Gross Profit Margin of a company is 67%, it can be interpreted as.....
11. Should an asset be revalued every year if the revaluation policy is chosen?
12. When closing stock is given in Trial Balance it will appear in
13. If an event business paid $ 10, 000 for a catering truck, but the catering truck was worth $ 15, 000, how much is recorded in the books?
14. All these items of revenue nature which received during the period of accounts, are only shown in the Income and Expenditure Account.
15. Assuring that financial statements contain all information necessary to understand a business's financial condition is an application of the accounting concept:
16. Why does a business provide for depreciation on fixed assets?
17. Receipt and Payment Account is summary of cash transactions
18. The process of identify, classify, recording and communicating business transaction is called as book-keeping.
19. Principle requiring that accounting should be split into periods of the same time length and each transaction should be accounted for in a given period; long-run events might have to be split across many periods if necessary.
20. A person who beings capital in the business is called