Preparation of Financial Statements for Sole Traders – Mid-term Exam
Thông tin đề
- Môn
- Financial Accounting
- Kỳ thi
- University
- Số câu
- 20 câu
- Thời gian
- 45 phút
- Đáp án
- ✓ Có giải thích
- Trường
- Đại học Mở TP.HCM (HCMCOU)
Nội dung đề (20 câu)
- Câu 1.
Which of the following correctly states the fundamental accounting equation for a sole trader?
- A.
Assets = Liabilities − Capital
- B.
Assets = Liabilities + Capital
- C.
Capital = Assets + Liabilities
- D.
Liabilities = Assets + Capital
- A.
- Câu 2.
Using the business equation, closing net assets are calculated as opening net assets plus capital introduced plus profit minus drawings. If opening net assets = $20,000, capital introduced = $5,000, profit = $8,000, and drawings = $3,000, what are the closing net assets?
- A.
$26,000
- B.
$30,000
- C.
$33,000
- D.
$36,000
- A.
- Câu 3.
A sole trader takes goods costing $400 from the business for their own consumption. Which of the following is the correct double-entry treatment?
- A.
Dr Drawings $400; Cr Sales $400
- B.
Dr Drawings $400; Cr Purchases $400
- C.
Dr Purchases $400; Cr Drawings $400
- D.
Dr Drawings $400; Cr Cash $400
- A.
- Câu 4.
The owner pays income earned from a personal investment into the business bank account to increase working capital. Which entries correctly record this transaction?
- A.
Dr Bank; Cr Capital Introduced
- B.
Dr Cash/Bank; Cr Drawings
- C.
Dr Drawings; Cr Bank
- D.
Dr Sales; Cr Bank
- A.
- Câu 5.
A business had opening trade receivables of $6,000, closing trade receivables of $9,000, and received $45,000 from customers during the period. Irrecoverable debts of $1,500 were written off. What were the credit sales for the period?
- A.
$46,500
- B.
$49,500
- C.
$48,000
- D.
$51,000
- A.
- Câu 6.
A business had opening trade payables of $4,000, closing trade payables of $7,000, and made payments to suppliers of $30,000 during the period. What were the purchases for the period?
- A.
$26,000
- B.
$27,000
- C.
$33,000
- D.
$41,000
- A.
- Câu 7.
A shop sells an item for $150. The mark-up on this item is 25%. What is the cost of the item?
- A.
$112.50
- B.
$120.00
- C.
$125.00
- D.
$187.50
- A.
- Câu 8.
Which of the following best distinguishes 'mark-up' from 'gross profit margin'?
- A.
Mark-up is profit as a percentage of sales; gross profit margin is profit as a percentage of cost.
- B.
Mark-up is profit as a percentage of cost; gross profit margin is profit as a percentage of sales.
- C.
Both terms refer to profit as a percentage of sales.
- D.
Both terms refer to profit as a percentage of cost.
- A.
- Câu 9.
During the year, opening inventory was $12,000, purchases were $48,000, closing inventory was $15,000, and cost of sales was $40,000. What is the cost of goods stolen or destroyed?
- A.
$2,000
- B.
$5,000
- C.
$7,000
- D.
$10,000
- A.
- Câu 10.
Inventory costing $2,500 was stolen and the goods were not insured. Which double entry records this loss?
- A.
Dr Insurance claim $2,500; Cr COGS $2,500
- B.
Dr Expense (loss) $2,500; Cr COGS $2,500
- C.
Dr COGS $2,500; Cr Expense $2,500
- D.
Dr Purchases $2,500; Cr COGS $2,500
- A.
- Câu 11.
Inventory costing $4,000 was destroyed and was fully insured. Which double entry records this loss?
- A.
Dr Expense $4,000; Cr COGS $4,000
- B.
Dr Insurance claim (Receivable) $4,000; Cr COGS $4,000
- C.
Dr Bank $4,000; Cr COGS $4,000
- D.
Dr Capital $4,000; Cr COGS $4,000
- A.
- Câu 12.
When reconstructing a cash book from incomplete records, which of the following items is NOT typically needed to determine figures from the cash book?
- A.
Cash sales
- B.
Amount of certain expenses in the statement of profit or loss
- C.
Amount of withdrawals on account of profit by the owner
- D.
Authorised share capital of the business
- A.
- Câu 13.
A two-column cash book is constructed when which condition applies?
- A.
All receipts and payments are made by cheque.
- B.
There is a sizeable volume of both cash and bank receipts and payments.
- C.
The business has no bank account.
- D.
The business prepares accounts annually only.
- A.
- Câu 14.
A business has the following information — opening cash book balance: $2,000; cash receipts banked: $18,000; payments from the bank account: $12,000. What is the closing cash book balance?
- A.
$4,000
- B.
$8,000
- C.
$20,000
- D.
$32,000
- A.
- Câu 15.
To determine the volume of cash sales during the period, which of the following is the correct formula?
- A.
Cash sales = Cash receipts banked + Expenses in cash + Stolen cash − Opening cash in hand
- B.
Cash sales = Cash receipts banked − Expenses in cash − Stolen cash + Opening cash in hand
- C.
Cash sales = Closing cash in hand + Cash receipts banked − Opening cash in hand
- D.
Cash sales = Cash receipts banked + Opening cash in hand − Closing cash in hand
- A.
- Câu 16.
A business owns property costing $200,000. Depreciation is provided at 1.5% per annum on a straight-line basis. What is the annual depreciation charge?
- A.
$1,500
- B.
$3,000
- C.
$30,000
- D.
$200,000
- A.
- Câu 17.
Equipment has a cost of $80,000 and accumulated depreciation brought forward of $38,000. Depreciation is charged at 25% per annum on a reducing balance basis. What is the depreciation charge for the year?
- A.
$10,500
- B.
$20,000
- C.
$9,500
- D.
$19,000
- A.
- Câu 18.
Insurance expense in the trial balance is $4,800, which covers the period 1 December 20X0 to 30 November 20X1. Accounts are prepared to 31 May 20X1. What is the prepayment adjustment?
- A.
Prepayment of $2,000 — Dr Insurance expense
- B.
Prepayment of $2,000 — Dr Prepayment, Cr Insurance expense
- C.
Accrual of $2,000 — Dr Insurance expense, Cr Accrual
- D.
No adjustment is required.
- A.
- Câu 19.
Trade receivables at year end are $40,000. The allowance for receivables is to be 2% of trade receivables. What amount should appear in the statement of financial position?
- A.
Trade receivables $40,000; Allowance $800; Net $39,200
- B.
Trade receivables $40,000; Allowance $800; Net $40,800
- C.
Trade receivables $39,200; Allowance $800; Net $39,200
- D.
Trade receivables $40,000; No allowance; Net $40,000
- A.
- Câu 20.
When preparing final financial statements for a sole trader, which of the following is the correct order of preparation?
- A.
Statement of financial position, then statement of profit or loss
- B.
Statement of profit or loss, then statement of financial position
- C.
Cash flow statement, then statement of profit or loss
- D.
Statement of changes in equity, then statement of financial position
- A.
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