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Acceptance to Mr. A was posted to the debit of B's account. The rectification of the entry will. |
Increase the net profit
Decrease the net profit
Have double effect on net profit
Have no effect on net profit
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2 |
The revenue profit should be transferred to: |
Balance sheet
Trading account
Profit and loss account
None of these
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3 |
The capital profit should be transferred to: |
Profit and loss account
Trading account
Balance Sheet
Both Trading and profit and loss account and balance sheet
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4 |
Unearned income are known as: |
Incomes
Expenses
Liabilities
Assets
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5 |
A credit sale was wrongly passed through purchases book, the rectification of the entry will: |
Increase the net profit by, double amount
Decrease the net profit
Decrease the net profit by double amount
Have no effect on the net profit
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6 |
Some expenses are incurred at the time of the sate of an asset. The Amount will be debited to: |
Assets account
Expenses account
Cash account
Purchases account
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7 |
The profit which is earned during the ordinary course of business is regarded as: |
Capital profit
Revenue profit
Revenue loss
Long term profit
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8 |
Capital contributed by the partners is a: |
Revenue receipt
Capital receipt
Current receipt
Deferred receipt
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9 |
Error of posting effects: |
One account
Two accounts
Three accounts
Four accounts
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10 |
Error of principle involves an incorrect allocation of expenditure or receipt between. |
Capital and revenue
Capital and capitalized
Revenue and deferred revenue
Revenue and revenue
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11 |
A receipt is revenue in nature, if it relates to: |
Balance sheet
The receipt of accounting year
Small amount
Routine activity of the business
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12 |
Receipts which are non-recurring by nature: |
Capital receipts
Revenue receipts
Short term receipts
Capital profit
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13 |
Goods purchased from Robin have been posted to Rahim account, it is an: |
Error of omission
Error of casting
Error of posting
Error of commission
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14 |
A transaction has been journalized but posted wrongly in the ledger account, it is an: |
Error of positing
Error of principle
Error of omission
Error of commission
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15 |
An expenditure incurred in increasing the efficiency of a fixed asset is called: |
Revenue expenditure
Capital expenditure
Current expenditure
None of these
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