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Fundamentals of financial accounting

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Question # 51

The following is an extract of the trial balance of XYZ as at 31 December 20X7

What is the total value of assets to be included in the statement of financial position? Give your answer to the nearest $

Question # 52

Which ONE of the following does not apply to the preparation of management accounts?

A.

Prepared annually, summarizing financial performance

B.

Prepared frequently throughout the year

C.

Prepared mainly for internal users of accounting information

D.

Prepared to show the detailed costs of manufacturing and trading

Question # 53

A company has a receivables balance at the end of the year of £120,000. The company maintains an allowance for receivables at 3% of closing receivables. The opening balance on the allowance was £ 2,880. During the year bad debts of £ 3,000 were written off

The total charge for bad debts for the year is £

Question # 54

Refer to the Exhibit.

The following information is available relating to the non-current assets of Company X:

Non-current assets that had originally cost $225,000 and had a carrying value of $105,000 were sold during the year.

The figure for purchases of non-current assets to be shown in the statement of cash flows will be, to the nearest $1,000:

Question # 55

Which of the following is an example of where the historic cost convention should be applied?

A.

A potential bad debt of £8,000.

B.

Raw materials purchased for $2.50 per kg now costing $2.60 per kg.

C.

Expenditure on research and development.

D.

A change to the method used to value inventory and work in progress.

Question # 56

Your organization owed VAT of $22,700 at the beginning of the month.

During the month, it sold standard-rated goods with a net value of $600,000. Its purchases and expenses during the same month amounted to $188,000 including VAT. It paid VAT to the Revenue and Customs, of $33,400. The VAT rate is 17.5%

At the end of the month, the balance on the VAT account was:

A.

$66,300 debit

B.

$128,200 debit

C.

$66,300 credit

D.

$128,200 credit

Question # 57

Which THREE of the following internal controls are procedures to help detect errors?

A.

Spot checks

B.

Segregation of duties

C.

Authorization procedures

D.

Safeguarding assets

E.

Comparison of records with external evidence

F.

Reconciliations

Question # 58

Which of the following would be a role of the management accountant?

A.

Reporting historic transactions

B.

Monitoring actual results to expected results

C.

Meeting external reporting requirements

D.

Producing financial statements

Question # 59

Refer to the Exhibit.

From the following information, calculate the value of sales for the period:

Value of sales is

Question # 60

In a manufacturing company, prime costs is the total of

A.

Purchases of raw materials + opening inventories of raw materials - closing inventories of raw materials + direct wages + direct expenses + production overheads

B.

Purchases of raw materials + direct wages + direct expenses + production overheads

C.

Purchases of raw materials - opening inventories of raw materials + closing inventories of raw materials + direct wages + direct expenses

D.

Purchases of raw materials + opening inventories of raw materials - closing inventories of raw materials + direct wages + direct expenses

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