Question 1The double entry principle of accounting was developed by A.Frank WoodB.Luca PacioliC.Akintola WilliamsD.William PicklesObjective Show full explanation
Question 2When shares are issued at a discount, the entries are to debit A.application and allotment account and credit discount accountB.discount account and creditC.cash account and credit discount accountD.discount account and credit bank accountObjective Show full explanation
Question 3Which of the following methods of invoicing goods to branches facilitate easy checks on the activities of branches?A.selling priceB.fixed percentage on costC.cost priceD.invoice priceObjective Show full explanation
Question 4The major objective of departmental accounts is to ascertain theA.contribution of each department to profitB.materials sold in each departmentC.insurance premium payable on employeesD.number of employees in each departmentObjective Show full explanation
Question 5The concept that has much influence over asset valuation and income determination is A.entityB.realizationC.conservatismD.matchingObjective Show full explanation
Question 6The capital of not-for-profit-making organization is referred to asA.entity fundB.capital ownedC.accumulated fundD.capital employedObjective Show full explanation
Question 7When there is no basis of apportionment in an organization, the expenses should he apportioned based onA.salesB.purchasesC.equalityD.floor space Objective Show full explanation
Question 8In the head office ledger, the value of goods sent to the branch are__.A.debited to the branch current accountB.debited to the head office current accountC.credited to the head office current accountD.credited to the branch current accountObjective Show full explanation
Question 9Four broad classifications of overheads are A.production, selling, distribution and materialB.selling, distribution, production and wagesC.production, selling, distribution and administrationD.distribution, selling, administration and materialsObjective Show full explanation
Question 10Stationer which will be used over a long period ol time is usually recorded as an expense instead of an asset. This concept is called A.entityB.realizationC.accrualD.materialityObjective Show full explanation