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FC-505: Financial Accounting - Final Exam - Fall 2020: Answer All The Questions
FC-505: Financial Accounting - Final Exam - Fall 2020: Answer All The Questions
Fall 2020
* Required
A trader purchases goods for tk. 2500000, of these 70% of goods were sold during the
year. At the end of 31st December 2009, the market value of such goods were tk.
500000. But the trader recorded in his books for tk. 750000. Which of the following
concept is violated. *
2 points
Consistency
Money measurement
None of these
Conservatism √
Sales – Gross Profit = ________ *
2 points
Net sales
Gross Sales
Cost of goods sold √
Liabilities
Probable liabilities is tk. 36000 then it would be appear on final account as? *
2 points
none
Balance sheet: Liabilities side - probable liabilities tk.36000 √
Balance sheet: s side - probable liabilities tk.36000
Balance sheet: Foot notes- Probable liabilities tk. 36000
An asset was purchased for Rs.1000000 with the down payment of Rs.200000and
bills accepted for Rs.800000/-. What would be the effect on the total asset and total
liabilities in the balance sheet? *
2 points
Assets increased by Rs.800000 and liabilities decreased by Rs.800000
Assets increased by Rs.1000000 and liabilities increased by Rs.800000
Assets decreased by Rs.800000 and liabilities increased by Rs.800000
Assets increased by Rs.800000 and liabilities increased by Rs.800000 √
]If nothing is given in the financial statements about the three accounting assumptions
then it is to be treated as it *
2 points
The market price & current price of closing stock is tk. 37000 & 40000 respectively
then you would record closing stock as? *
2 points
Trading a/c: Cr- closing stock - tk. 77000 & Balance sheet: Asset side - Closing stock tk. 77000
Trading a/c: Cr- closing stock - tk. 40000 & Balance sheet: Asset side - Closing stock tk. 40000
none
Trading a/c: Cr- closing stock - tk. 37000 & Balance sheet: Asset side - Closing stock tk. 37000 √
Profit and loss is calculated at the stage of *
2 points
Classifying
Posting
Recording
Summarising √
bad debts tk. 2500 should be recorded in the balance sheet as? *
2 points
none
add to capital
deduct from sundry debtors √
add to sundry debtors
Profit before commission is tk. 70,000 & you have to calculate 10% commission on net
profit after charging such commission then commission would be? *
2 points
7000 √
6364
6363
6300
Profit after commission is tk. 50,000 & you have to calculate 7% commission on net
profit before charging such commission then profit before commission would be? *
2 points
53700
53763
46237 √
50000
Profit & loss a/c: Dr. Interest on drawings & Balance sheet: deduct from capital a/c
Profit & loss a/c: Cr. Interest on drawings & Balance sheet: deduct from capital a/c √
Profit & loss a/c: Cr. Interest on drawings & Balance sheet: add from capital a/c
none
In income measurement & recognition of assets & liabilities which of the following
concepts goes together ? *
2 points
2631
2500
2381 √
none
Clear selection
Depreciate machinery @ 10%. Machinery value is tk. 33000 then how would you
record this item at final account? *
2 points
Profit & Loss Account: Dr. depreciation tk. 33000 & Balance sheet: deduct tk. 33000 from
machinery
Profit & Loss Account: Cr. depreciation tk. 3300 & Balance sheet: deduct tk. 3300 from machinery
Profit & Loss Account: Dr. depreciation tk. 3300 & Balance sheet: add tk. 3300 from machinery
Profit & Loss Account: Dr. depreciation tk. 3300 & Balance sheet: deduct tk. 3300 from
machinery √
Profit after commission is tk. 50,000 & you have to calculate 5% commission on net
profit after charging such commission then commission would be? *
2 points
none
2381 √
2500
2300
Profit & loss a/c: Dr. Rent tk. 500 & Balance sheet: Assets side: outstanding rent tk.500
Profit & loss a/c: Cr. Rent tk. 500 & Balance sheet: Liabilities side: outstanding rent tk.500
none
Profit & loss a/c: Dr. Rent tk. 500 & Balance sheet: Liabilities side: outstanding rent tk.500 √
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