Questions
Dividend coverage measures the ability of a firm
- to pay dividend on preference shares.
- to pay long term loan.
- to pay current liability.
- to pay income tax.
Trading on equity is calculated by
- operating ratio
- expenses ratio
- capital gearing ratio
- quick ratio
Goodwill appears in the balance sheet only when company has
- ignored it
- accepted it
- thought about it
- paid for it
Operating Efficiency is calculated by
- operating ratio only
- expenses ratio only
- current ratio only
- operating and expenses ratio
Current assets should be ______ .
- twice the current liability
- equal to current liability
- less than current liability
- none of the above
Short term financial solvency is calculated by
- Current Ratio
- Fixed asset Ratio
- Liquidity Ratio
- Current and Liquid Ratio
Gross profit ratio and Net Profit ratio is use to calculate
- dividends
- immediate Solvency
- short term financial Solvency
- dividends and immediate solvency
Fixed Assets to Net Worth ratio is calculated as
- Fixed Assets / Net Worth
- Net Worth / Fixed Assets
- Current Assets / Net Worth
- Current Assets / Fixed Assets
Balance Sheet is used to analyse
- Fixed Assets
- Current Assets
- Current assets and Fixed assets
- Overall financial position for a fixed period at a given point of time
What are the main types of shares in the share market?
- Preference shares and debentures
- Preference shares and equity shares
- Preference shares only
- Equity shares only
Accounting is used in a company
- to record financial activity
- to keep creditor records only
- to keep debtors records only
- to keep cash records only
Sale Ratio is calculated as
- Sale to Current Assets = Sales : Fixed Assets.
- Sale to Fixed Assets = Sale : Fixed Assets.
- Sale to Liquid Assets = Sale : Fixed Assets.
- Sale to Fixed Assets = Sale : Current Assets.
In the accounting system, B/S is also known as
- Broker Stock
- Best System
- Balance Sheet
- Before System
Direct expenses mean
- office expenses
- expenses on Current Assets
- expenses on Fixed Assets
- expenses on Production of Goods
Breakeven Point indicates
- High Profit
- Low Profit
- Loss
- No Profit and No Loss
Generator Running Expenses come under
- Indirect Expenses
- Direct Expenses
- Office Expenses
- Indirect and Office Expenses
DCF is known in Accounting as
- Discounted Cash Flow
- Demand Cash Flow
- Demand Current Flow
- Discounted Current Fund
What is the type of Electricity Expenses in Accounting?
- Direct Expenses
- Indirect Expenses
- Direct And Indirect Expenses
- None of these
Earning yield is measured by
- Earnings Per Share / Market Price per Share
- Earnings on All Shares / Actual Price per Share
- Earnings on All Shares / Market Price per Share
- Earning Per Share / Actual Price per Share
Equity Ratio, Debt Ratio, Debt Equity Ratio, Shareholder Equity Ratio, all these ratios are used to compute
- Long Term Financial Solvency
- Short Term Financial Solvency
- Capital Gearing Ratio
- Immediate Solvency
On which side of the balance sheet does Bank Balance come?
- Liability Side
- Assets Side
- In P and L Account
- In Trading Account
Consumable material purchase comes under
- Indirect Expenses
- Office Expenses
- Direct Expenses
- Fixed Assets Expenses
On which side of the balance sheet does equity share capital come?
- Liability Side
- Assets Side
- Comes in P and L Account
- Comes in Trading Account
Stock is a type of
- Current Asset for a company
- Fixed Asset for a company
- Liability for a company
- Loss for a company
Which kinds of ratios are helpful for a manager for control and Management in a company?
- Current Ratio
- Quick Ratio
- Stock Turnover Ratio
- All Concern Ratio