Commerce Accountancy
Accounting Principles and Practices
2,416 Questions
Accounting principles and practices involve the preparation of trial balances, ledgers, and bank reconciliation statements. This area tests your knowledge of fundamental accounting concepts and routine business transactions. It is a core section in commerce exams and various competitive tests.
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Accounting Principles and Practices Questions
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no expenses should be incurred on account of the bill
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expenses should be incurred on account bill
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expenses should be incurred on account of the bill only to the extent of 5% of the bill amount
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expenses should be incurred on account of the bill only to the extent of 10% of the bill amount
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Explanation
Where the endorser does not want the endorsee or any subsequent holder to incur any expense on his account on the instrument, the endorsement is ‘sans frais’.
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It is a revenue expenditure.
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It is a current asset.
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It is a liability.
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It is a fixed asset.
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Explanation
Goodwill is an intangible fixed asset. So, this is the correct answer.
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Debited to revaluation account
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Credited to revaluation account
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Credited to capital account
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Debited to capital account
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Explanation
This is the correct answer. The entry is: Profit and oss account _____ Dr. To partner's capital account
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Credit revaluation account by Rs. 9,000
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Debit revaluation account by Rs. 9,000
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Rs. 6,000 to be debited to revaluation account
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Credit revaluation by Rs. 6,000
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Explanation
This is the correct answer. The correct value of stock is 36000 * 100/80 = Rs. 45,000. So, there is a profit of Rs. 9,000 and should be credited to revaluation account.
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This account should appear on the credit side of the balance sheet.
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This account may be subtracted from the respective asset account.
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None of these
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Both option (1) and (2)
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Explanation
It is correct as both options (1) and (2) are correct.
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Management accounting
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Cost accounting
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Auditing
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Financial accounting
C
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Explanation
It is not a subfield of accounting. Auditing starts where accounting ends.
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Journal
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Ledger
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Cash book
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Purchase book
B
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Explanation
A primary book means where an entry is passed for the first time. Ledger is not a primary book, but a secondary book of accounts.
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Recording of transaction
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Summarising
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Identification of transactions
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Analysing
C
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Explanation
It is the first stage in the process of accounting.
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Relevance
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Understandability
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Comparability
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Reliability
D
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Explanation
It is the correct answer.
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Management accounting
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Financial accounting
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Human resources accounting
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Social accounting
B
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Explanation
It is a legal compulsion as it is required to calculate profits or loss.
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Consumers
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Board of directors
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Employees
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Regulatory authorities
B
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Explanation
These are internal users of accounting.
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Amitabh Bachan
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Rotary club
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Goodwill
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Accrued income
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Explanation
It is the correct answer. The accounts representing natural or artificial persons are called representative personal accounts.
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asset side of balance sheet
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liability side of balance sheet
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debit side of profit and loss account
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debit side of trading account
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Explanation
It is the correct option. These are the payments made for the purchase of items like machinery, furniture, building etc. and are thus an asset.
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purchase of goods and assets
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purchase of goods on credit only
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purchase of goods for cash only
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purchase of goods on cash as well as on credit basis
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Explanation
It is the correct answer. Both types of purchases are debited to purchase account.
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Trading account
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Profit and loss account
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Profit and loss appropriation account
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Balance sheet
D
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Explanation
These expenses are shown on the asset side of balance sheet till they are not written off.