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1.Easy
Revenue minus all expenses equals:
AGross profit, before operating expenses
BCash flow
CEquity
DNet profit (or loss)
2.Easy
Which of these increases a sole trader's capital (equity)?
ABuying inventory for cash
BA profit for the year
CDrawings by the owner
DRepaying a bank loan
3.Easy
A bad debt is:
AA debt owed to a supplier that is overdue
BA loan with a high interest rate
CA receivable that the company does not expect to collect
DAny loan taken out by a company that is currently making losses
4.Medium
A product sells for €40 and has a variable cost of €30. What is its contribution-to-sales (C/S) ratio?
A33%
B75%
C10%
D25%
5.Medium
An asset costs €50,000, has a residual value of €5,000 and a useful life of 5 years. What is the annual straight-line depreciation?
A€9,000
B€11,000
C€5,000
D€10,000
6.Medium
Trade receivables are €50,000 and annual credit sales are €365,000. What are the receivable days?
A50 days
B73 days
C36.5 days
D7.3 days
7.Hard
Tax rules allow faster depreciation of a machine than the company uses in its accounts. What arises under IAS 12?
ANo tax effect at all
BA deferred tax asset
CA refund of current tax paid
DA deferred tax liability
8.Hard
A company's debt-to-equity ratio rises sharply. What does this usually indicate?
AThat shareholders invested more money
BHigher profitability
CBetter liquidity in the short term
DHigher financial risk because the company relies more on borrowed money
Answer key
1. D · Net profit (or loss)
2. B · A profit for the year
3. C · A receivable that the company does not expect to collect
4. D · 25%
5. A · €9,000
6. A · 50 days
7. D · A deferred tax liability
8. D · Higher financial risk because the company relies more on borrowed money
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