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1.Easy
What is the basic accounting equation?
AAssets = Liabilities + Equity
BProfit = Assets − Liabilities
CAssets = Revenue − Expenses
DEquity = Assets + Liabilities
2.Easy
A budget is:
AA report written by the external auditor
BA record of last year's transactions
CA financial plan for a future period
DA list of the company's shareholders
3.Easy
Revenue minus all expenses equals:
AGross profit, before operating expenses
BCash flow
CEquity
DNet profit (or loss)
4.Medium
Which error will NOT be revealed by a trial balance?
AA sale left out of the books entirely
BA balance copied to the wrong column
CA wrongly added ledger column
DA debit posted without a matching credit
5.Medium
What is the key difference between absorption costing and marginal costing?
AMarginal costing is required by IFRS for external reporting
BMarginal costing includes all overheads in inventory; absorption costing excludes them
CAbsorption costing ignores variable costs
DAbsorption costing includes fixed production overheads in inventory; marginal costing treats them as period costs
6.Medium
Return on equity (ROE) is calculated as:
ANet profit / shareholders' equity
BTotal assets / equity
CNet profit / total revenue
DCurrent assets / current liabilities
7.Hard
An increase in accounts receivable during the year, in the indirect cash flow method, is:
ANot relevant to cash flow
BSubtracted from profit to get operating cash flow
CShown as an investing outflow
DAdded to profit
8.Hard
Under IFRS 15, revenue is recognised:
AWhen the contract is signed
BWhen (or as) the entity satisfies a performance obligation by transferring control to the customer
COnly when cash is received
DAt the end of the financial year
Answer key
1. A · Assets = Liabilities + Equity
2. C · A financial plan for a future period
3. D · Net profit (or loss)
4. A · A sale left out of the books entirely
5. D · Absorption costing includes fixed production overheads in inventory; marginal costing treats them as period costs
6. A · Net profit / shareholders' equity
7. B · Subtracted from profit to get operating cash flow
8. B · When (or as) the entity satisfies a performance obligation by transferring control to the customer
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