1 |
Interest due but not received is an |
Outstanding expense
Accrued income
Prepaid expense
Unearned income
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2 |
From business point of view, Interest on capital is considered as |
An income
An expense
A profit
A liability
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3 |
Deprecation is |
A Liability
A loss
An expense
Both b & c
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4 |
A gradual decrease in the value of fixed assets is called |
Reduction
Revaluation
Deprecation
None of these
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5 |
Outstanding expense given in adjustment is called |
An asset
A gain
An expense
A liability
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6 |
The accrued income or outstanding income will appear in the balance sheet as |
An expense
A liability
An asset
Both a & b
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7 |
A prepaid expense is |
An asset
A liability
An expense
An income
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8 |
The revenue that has not become due, but received in cash in current year is known as |
Revenue received in advance
Accrued revenue
Unearned revenue
Both a & c
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9 |
An income which has earned but not received is called |
Unearned income
Accrued revenue
Revenue received in advance
None of these
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10 |
All those expenses which have not become due but paid in advance are called |
Accrued expenses
Outstanding expenses
Prepaid expenses
Payable expenses
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11 |
The accounting system in which accounting entries are made on the basis of amount having become due for payment or receipt, is called |
Cash system
Accrual or mercantile system
Outstanding system
None of these
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12 |
All those expenses which have become due but not paid are called |
Accrued revenue
Prapaid revenue
Outstanding expenses
Advance expenses
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13 |
The system of accounting in which accounting entries are made only when cash received or paid is known as |
Cash system
Accrual system
Mercantile system
Single system
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14 |
A balance sheet is a |
Statement of income and expenditure
Statement of debtors and creditors
Financial statement of a business on a particular date
Statement of profit earned by a busniess
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15 |
Expenses related to sale of goods are shown in |
Trading account
Profit or loss account
Balance sheet
Sales account
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