PROBLEM 1: TRUE OR FALSE

1. 1. Money, whether restricted or not, is presented as cash. TRUE

2. 2. Postdated checks received from customers are reverted from cash
back to receivable. FALSE
3. 3. An investment in debt securities that is acquired 3 months or less
before maturity date is presented as cash equivalent. TRUE
4. 4. Checks drawn that are postdated should be reverted back to cash
even if the checks are already delivered to the payees. FALSE
5. 5. Entity A acquired debt securities 2 years ago. At the reporting date,
the debt securities have a remaining term of 2 months. Entity A can
present the debt securities as cash equivalents.
6. 6. Compensating balances that are legally restricted as to withdrawal
by the borrower are excluded from cash. TRUE
7. 7. For best internal control, the duties of cash custody, cash
disbursements authorization and cash recording should be delegated
to one and same personnel. FALSE
8. 8. The "Petty Cash Fund" account is credited each time a petty cash
disbursement is made. TRUE
9. 9. An entity's petty cash fund (PCF) has an imprest balance of P100. At
the end of the period, the PCF consists of P20 coins and currencies. To
replenish the PCF, the entity should write a check amounting to P80.
10. 10. An entity's PCF has an imprest balance of P100. At the end of the
period, the PCF includes P30 unreplenished disbursements. The
amount of PCF to be reported in the financial statements is P70.