Question 31 :
_____ expenditure is shown in the Balance Sheet on asset side.
- deferred revenue expenditure
- Capital
- None of the above
- Revenue
Question 32 :
Retail method of inventory valution is
- Sales less gross profit
- Cost plus net profit
- Sales plus gross profit
- Sales less net profit
Question 33 :
Revenue from sale of goods arises when
- Goods are sold out
- Goods are delivered
- Goods are depatched
- None of the above
Question 34 :
Under _____ inventory system, stock is valued on the basis of stores ledger.
- both (b) - (d)
- Periodic
- None of the above
- Perpetual
Question 35 :
Cost of electric power should be apportioned over different departments according to :
- H.P. of motors
- No. of light points
- Cost of machines
- None of the above
Question 36 :
_____ receipts are shown in Balance Sheet.
- Revenue
- deferred revenue expenditure
- None of the above
- Capital
Question 37 :
AS _____ deals with disclosure of accounting policies.
- GAAP
- AS 1
- ASB
- None of the above
Question 38 :
Interest on drawings is credited to _____ Account.
- Balance Sheet
- Trading
- Profit - Loss
- All of the above
Question 39 :
Following is the example of accounting policy
- Realisation
- Accrual
- Accounting period
- Recognition of profit on contract
Question 40 :
As per AS, goods and services produced and kept aside for specific projects should be valued at
- Contract price
- Net realisable value
- Identified individual cost
- Pre-placement cost
Question 41 :
In _____ method, stock is valued at current rate.
- LIFO
- None of the above
- FIFO
- Weighted Average
Question 42 :
Different firms follow _____ policies.
- Same
- leagal
- None of the above
- Different
Question 43 :
Depreciation is _____ in nature.
- capital
- None of the above
- deferred revenue expenditure
- revenue
Question 44 :
The factors to be considered while selecting accounting policies include '
- Morale of staff
- Materiality
- Liquidity
- Inflation
Question 45 :
Revenue from sale of goods is recognised when
- Sale is made
- Collection is made from debtors
- Goods are produced
- None of the above
Question 46 :
Revenue from interest is recognised when
- Interest is received
- Loan is repaid
- Interest accrues on time basis
- When loan is taken
Question 47 :
Gross profit is transferred to _____ Account.
- Profit - Loss Account
- Balance Sheet
- Trading
- None of the above
Question 48 :
Spent on umbrellas to employees ` 5,000
- Revenue expenditure
- Capital expenditure
- Deferred revenue expenditure
- None of the above
Question 49 :
Cost of removal of stock from one place to another place.
- Revenue
- Capital
- D.R. Expenses
- None of the above
Question 50 :
As per AS–1, any change in accounting policy
- Should be disclosed
- Should not be disclosed
- Requires permission from ICAI
- Requires permission from the Government
Question 51 :
Accounting policies are
- Prescribed by AS–1
- Same for all the organisations
- Change from concern to concern
- Laid down by law
Question 52 :
Departmental Net Profit is transferred to _____.
- Trading A/c
- Balance Sheet
- None of the above
- General P - L A/c
Question 53 :
_____ method assumes that stock received last is issued first.
- All of the above
- LIFO
- FIFO
- Weighted Average
Question 54 :
Accounting policies are not _____ for all organisations.
- Compulsory
- Different
- None of the above
- Same
Question 55 :
Cost of Inventory should include
- Import duties
- Taxes
- Canriage
- All of the above
Question 56 :
Documentation charges regarding purchase of building is a _____ expenditure.
- revenue
- deferred revenue expenditure
- capital
- None of the above
Question 57 :
There is need of _____ to accounts.
- Report
- Data
- notes
- None ot the above
Question 58 :
If standards are not followed, the _____ has to make a disclosure in the accounting report in case of failure.
- Manager
- Employee
- auditor
- None of the above
Question 59 :
Goodwill is not a _____ asset.
- fictitious
- fixed
- current
- None of the above
Question 60 :
Under perpetual inventory system inventory is valued
- Continuously
- Periodically
- Annually
- Quarterly