This document provides an introduction to corporations and includes 20 multiple choice questions about key concepts. Some of the concepts covered include:
1) Corporations are separate legal entities from their owners.
2) Owners of corporations are called stockholders who have limited liability.
3) Corporations face heavier government regulations than sole proprietorships.
This document provides an introduction to corporations and includes 20 multiple choice questions about key concepts. Some of the concepts covered include:
1) Corporations are separate legal entities from their owners.
2) Owners of corporations are called stockholders who have limited liability.
3) Corporations face heavier government regulations than sole proprietorships.
This document provides an introduction to corporations and includes 20 multiple choice questions about key concepts. Some of the concepts covered include:
1) Corporations are separate legal entities from their owners.
2) Owners of corporations are called stockholders who have limited liability.
3) Corporations face heavier government regulations than sole proprietorships.
a) Similar b) Separate c) Diversified d) Connected 2. The following is the advantage of corporation a) Heavy regulation b) Ease of raising capital c) Partnership d) Unlimited liability 3. The owners of corporation are termed its a) Stockholders b) Debtor c) Creditor d) Partner 4. In corporation, owner has ___ liability a) Limited liability b) Unlimited liability c) Limited credit d) Unlimited credit 5. Taxes on income are often amount to a) 30% b) 65% c) 40% d) 20% 6. The controller is the ____ of the firm and is responsible for internal and external reporting a) Chief executive officer b) Chief operating officer c) Chief of director d) Chief accounting officer 7. Organization cost are mentioned as ___ on balance sheet a) Tangible asset b) Intangible asset c) Fixed asset d) Current asset 8. When intangible asset cost is used up for the period of time it is called a) Depreciation b) Amortization c) Devaluation d) Reduction 9. All corporations issue a) Common stock b) Authorized stock c) Preferred stock d) Dividends 10. Which statement is true a) Preferred stock holder have no voting rights in corporate affair b) Preferred stock holder have all the voting rights in corporate affair c) Preferred stock holder can make exceptions in voting rights in corporate affair d) Preferred stock holders cannot be part of corporate affair 11. A stockholder who owns __ of common stock can purchase 15% of any new shares issued before other investors a) 20% b) 15% c) 50% d) 35% 12. What is the nature of preferred stock a) Have voting rights b) Remaining cash is shared proportionately c) Convertible d) Inconvertible 13. ____ has the fixed dollar amount per share specified by the corporate charter a) Par-value stock b) Preferred stock c) Common stock d) Authorized stock 14. Which statement is correct a) All corporation issue stock below par b) All corporation issue stock at par c) All corporation issue stock above par d) All corporation issue stock at or above par 15. What does retained earnings represent in balance sheet a) Profit earned b) Capital generated c) Cash generated d) Cash flow 16. Which of the statement is false a) All corporations issue preferred stock b) Stockholders have limited liability c) Corporate earnings are subject to double taxation d) Corporations face heavier government regulations than sole proprietorship 17. XYZ Corporation is authorized to issue 10,000 shares of $5 par-value common stock. If 60% of these share are issued at 20$, what amount should be credited to the common stock account? a) $50,000 b) $30,000 c) $90,000 d) $120,000 Evaluate the following as being true or false: 18. Common stock holders are likely to be rewarded with increase in the market value of their shares as a corporation becomes more profitable a) True b) False 19. par-value stock is generally worth more than no par-stock a) True b) False 20. Corporations are subject to double taxation. Thus a 40% tax rate on income becomes an effective tax rate of 80% to the corporation. a) True