Copyright, Trademark & Patents are examples of ____
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11%
Fixed Assets
8%
Current Assets
77%
Intangible Assets
3%
Investments
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Interest payable on the capital of the partners is recorded in __
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18%
Realisation A/c
60%
Profit and Loss Appropriation A/c
17%
Profit and Loss A/c
5%
None of the above
Long term assets without any physical existence but, possessing a value is called ____
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59%
Intangible Assets
23%
Fictitious Assets
16%
Fixed Assets
2%
Current Assets
Net Profit is calculated in which of the following account?
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7%
Trial Balance
9%
Trading Account
76%
Profit and Loss Account
8%
Balance Sheet
The debt which is to be repaid within a short period is known as __
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6%
Fixed Liabilities
17%
Contingent Liabilities
64%
Current Liabilities
13%
All of the above
Goods withdrawn for personal use will be treated as __
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15%
Debit Cash A/c, Credit Purchase A/c
25%
Debit Drawings A/c, Credit Sales A/c
6%
Debit Purchases A/c, Credit Cash A/c
53%
Debit Drawings A/c, Credit Purchases A/c
Net Worth of an organisation means excess of Assets over ____
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13%
Income
44%
Liabilities
14%
Working Capital
29%
Both (B) and (C)
The assets that can be easily converted into cash within a short period i.e. 1 year or less are known as _____
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76%
Current Assets
12%
Fixed Assets
5%
Intangible Assets
6%
Investments
If any asset is withdrawn by the proprietor for personal use, Journal Entry should be ___
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52%
Debit Drawings A/c, Credit Assets A/c
8%
Debit Purchases A/c, Credit Assets A/c
30%
Debit Drawings A/c, Credit Purchases A/c
10%
Debit Assets A/c, Credit Drawings A/c
The portion of the expenses, the benefit of which will be received during the next financial year, is known as _____
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29%
Outstanding expenses
59%
Prepaid expenses
9%
Depreciation
2%
Bad Debts
Double entry principle means __
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11%
Writing twice the same entry
11%
Writing all the entries twice in the book
63%
Having a debit for every credit and credit for every debit
16%
All of the above
A monetary benefit that arises from transaction of non-operating in nature is called __
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20%
Income
60%
Gain
16%
Profit
3%
Loss
The rule 'Debit the Receiver, Credit the Giver' is applicable to ___
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15%
Nominal Account
23%
Real Account
50%
Personal Account
12%
All of the above
A concept that a business enterprise will not be sold or liquidated in the near future is known as ___
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58%
Going Concern
23%
Consistency
6%
Prudence
13%
Accounting Period Concept
Depreciation is provided due to ___
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6%
Inflation
56%
Wear and Tear
30%
Fall in the market value of the asset
8%
Increase in the market value of the asset
Any written evidence in support of a business transaction is called ____
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26%
Journal
12%
Trial Balance
5%
Ledger
57%
Voucher
Errors not shown by Trial Balance are ___
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11%
Errors of Principle
40%
Errors of Complete Omission
18%
Compensating Errors
31%
All of these