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Acc030 T2 Tutorial 2 Acctg Classification SS
Acc030 T2 Tutorial 2 Acctg Classification SS
Determine the most appropriate answer for each of the following questions.
PART A: MCQ
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A. Utility bills
B. Carriage inwards
C. Commission received √
D. Wages and salaries
A. Cash in hand
B. Account payable √
C. Account receivable
D. Inventories
A. Mortgage
B. Long term loan
C. Account receivable
D. Bank overdraft √
A. Carriage outward
B. Carriage inwards
C. Rent received √
D. Rent expenses
i. Account Receivables
ii. Bank overdraft
iii. Cash at bank
iv. Cash in hand
A. i, ii, iii
B. i, ii, iv
C. i, iii, iv √
D. ii, iii, iv
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13. _____ are the financial obligations of the business to the external parties.
A. Equity
B. Revenues
C. Liabilities √
D. Assets
15. Identify the following group that shows the correct example.
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A. Current asset
B. Current liability
C. Non-current asset √
D. Owner’s equity
A. Patent
B. Fixed deposit
C. Loan from Bank Islam √
D. Account receivable
7. A building that has been rented for use by the business is regarded False
as an asset.
8. Non-current liabilities are payable within more than one year. True
9. Non-current assets are resourced owned and used in the business for False
less than twelve months.
10. Liabilities are items which are owed by the business to parties True
outside of the business.
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Question 1
Identify the classification of each following items whether an Asset, a Liability or Owner’s
Equity, and the related accounts involved.
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Question 2
Identify the classification of the items below and the name of the accounts involved.
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Question 3
OE = A – L – R + E
Stock of groceries RM8,600 (A), Motor van RM30,000 (A), A/C Receivables RM9,500
(A), A/C Payables RM15,400 (L), Cash at bank RM3,750 (A), Sales revenues, RM22,000
(R), Total Expenses, RM12,000 (E).
RM
A 51,850
-L (15,400)
-R (22,000)
+E 12,000
OE 26,450
Fixtures and fittings RM5,500 (A), Stock of stationery RM18,800 (A), Bank Overdraft
RM16,640 (L), Premises RM110,000 (A), Cash in hand RM1,700 (A), A/C Receivables
RM8,250 (A), A/C Payables RM14,000 (L), Sales revenues, RM31,100 (R), Total
Expenses, RM21,000 (E).
RM
A 144,250
-L (30,640)
-R (31,100)
+E 21,000
OE 103,510
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Office equipment RM12,600 (A), Premises RM80,000 (A), Mortgage loan RM50,000 (L),
A/C Receivables RM3,900 (A), A/C Payables RM26,000 (L), Fixed deposit RM10,000 (A),
Cash at bank RM9,900 (A), Cash in hand RM2,500 (A), Total revenues, RM18,000 (R),
Total Expenses, RM11,000 (E).
RM
A 118,900
-L (76,000)
-R (18,000)
+E 11,000
OE 35,900
Cash at bank RM29,550 (A), A/C Receivables RM5,600 (A), A/C Payables RM4,700 (L),
Stock of goods RM2,900 (A), Fixtures and fittings RM1,900 (A), Loan from bank
RM9,800 (L), Sales revenues, RM15,000 (R), Total Expenses, RM12,000 (E).
RM
A 39,950
-L (14,500)
-R (15,000)
+E 12,000
OE 22,450
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UiTM Perlis