1 |
Due to drawings made during the year, the closing capital will, |
Increase
Decrease
Constant
Multiply
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2 |
Due to fresh capital introduced during the year, the closing capital will, |
Increase
Decrease
Constant
Multiply
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3 |
Closing capital in single entry system is calculated by preparing, |
Opening statement of affairs
Closing statement of affairs
Opening balance sheet
Closing balance sheet
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4 |
Opening capital is calculated by taking the difference between, |
Opening assets and closing assets
Opening assets and closing liabilities
Opening assets and Opening liabilities
Closing assets and closing liabilities
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5 |
To calculate the value of capital both at the beginning and at the end of year in single entry system we prepare, |
Balance sheet
Trading account
Trial balance
Statement of affairs
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6 |
Net worth is equal to, |
Assets - Liabilities
Liabilities - Assets
Liabilities + Capital
Capital + Assets
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7 |
How many methods are available to calculate the profit or loss under single entry system, |
One
Two
Three
Four
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8 |
In single entry system real accounts are not maintained so the preparation of, |
Correctly
Effectively
Wrongly
Approximately
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9 |
In single entry system nominal accounts and some assets accounts balances are not available so it is not possible to prepare, |
Debtors account
Creditors account
Trial balance
Statement of affairs
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10 |
In single entry system ledger contains the accounts of, |
Debtors, creditors and cash
Wages and carriage
Salaries and insurance
Assets and liabilities
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11 |
In single entry system, |
Personal accounts are maintained
Real accounts are maintained
Nominal accounts are maintained
None of the above
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12 |
Single entry system contains, |
A daybook or general journal
A cash book
Ledger accounts for individual customers and creditors
All of the above
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13 |
Single entry system is generally adopted by, |
Small business concerns
Large business concerns
Medium business concerns
All of the above
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14 |
Under single entry system sometimes, |
Double aspects of a transaction are recorded
Single aspect of a transaction is recorded
No aspect of a transaction is recorded
All of the above
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15 |
Double entry system means |
The recording of same things twice
Double accounting
The two sides of every transaction are recorded
Entry at two dates
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