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1.Easy
Under the cash basis of accounting, income and expenses are recorded when:
AThe invoice is approved by the board
BThe financial year ends
CThe goods are ordered
DCash is received or paid
2.Easy
What is the main purpose of an external audit?
ATo decide the company's dividend policy
BTo give an independent opinion on whether the financial statements give a true and fair view
CTo prepare the company's financial statements
DTo guarantee that no fraud has happened
3.Easy
A bad debt is:
AAny loan taken out by a company that is currently making losses
BA receivable that the company does not expect to collect
CA loan with a high interest rate
DA debt owed to a supplier that is overdue
4.Medium
Net working capital is:
ACurrent assets minus current liabilities
BTotal assets minus total liabilities
CRevenue minus operating expenses
DNon-current assets minus long-term loans
5.Medium
Operating profit is €120,000 and interest expense is €30,000. What is interest cover?
A4 times
B3 times
C90,000 times
D0.25 times
6.Medium
On 1 October a company pays €12,000 rent for the next 12 months. Its year ends on 31 December. What is the rent expense for this year?
A€9,000
B€12,000
C€3,000
D€1,000
7.Hard
A firm has a net profit margin of 5%, asset turnover of 2 and an equity multiplier (assets ÷ equity) of 1.5. Using the DuPont analysis, what is ROE?
A8.5%
B7.5%
C10%
D15%
8.Hard
After the year end, but before the accounts are approved, a customer who owed money at year end goes bankrupt. Under IAS 10 this is:
AA non-adjusting event, disclosed only
BIgnored, because it happened after the year end
CAn adjusting event, so receivables are reduced
DA change in accounting policy
Answer key
1. D · Cash is received or paid
2. B · To give an independent opinion on whether the financial statements give a true and fair view
3. B · A receivable that the company does not expect to collect
4. A · Current assets minus current liabilities
5. A · 4 times
6. C · €3,000
7. D · 15%
8. C · An adjusting event, so receivables are reduced
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