The document contains information about an accounting exam for a BS in Accounting and Finance program. It provides details of the exam such as the course code, title, date, duration, maximum marks, and instructor. It also lists the student taking the exam along with their student ID and section. The document outlines instructions for candidates, including writing identification details, using A4 paper, writing question numbers, avoiding plagiarism, submitting answers on time through the learning management system and by email. It includes 3 sample exam questions and short answers related to trading accounts, direct and indirect expenses, outstanding expenses, and unearned income.
The document contains information about an accounting exam for a BS in Accounting and Finance program. It provides details of the exam such as the course code, title, date, duration, maximum marks, and instructor. It also lists the student taking the exam along with their student ID and section. The document outlines instructions for candidates, including writing identification details, using A4 paper, writing question numbers, avoiding plagiarism, submitting answers on time through the learning management system and by email. It includes 3 sample exam questions and short answers related to trading accounts, direct and indirect expenses, outstanding expenses, and unearned income.
The document contains information about an accounting exam for a BS in Accounting and Finance program. It provides details of the exam such as the course code, title, date, duration, maximum marks, and instructor. It also lists the student taking the exam along with their student ID and section. The document outlines instructions for candidates, including writing identification details, using A4 paper, writing question numbers, avoiding plagiarism, submitting answers on time through the learning management system and by email. It includes 3 sample exam questions and short answers related to trading accounts, direct and indirect expenses, outstanding expenses, and unearned income.
Course Code Course Title ADVANCE ACCOUNTING Exam Date 08/APR/2021 Exam Time (2:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.) Duration 5 Hours Maximum Marks 50 Teacher Name SAID WALI
Student Name SAMI ULLAH KHAN
Section Student Id 9494 (if any) INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES Write your Student ID, Name and Section clearly on any of your answer books. Use A4 Size plain or lined sheets. Write the same question number on answer book / sheet as mentioned on question paper. Solve the paper in your own words because if paper grader reports copying/ cheating, your paper will be cancelled and UFM case will be initiated against you. In case answers of two or more students match, their paper will be cancelled and UFM case will be initiated against each student. You are required to submit solved answer book/sheet on LMS as per prescribed date and time. Submission of papers on LMS is compulsory, however e-mail your paper “To:” answersheets@cusit.edu.pk and “cc:” hod.mgt@cusit.edu.pk In case of sending papers to wrong email, no further chances will be given. Anyone failing to submit his/ her answer book/ sheet on specified time as per his/ her exam date sheet will be declared ABSENT and late submissions will not be accepted in any case. QUESTION: 1 ANSWER:
TRADING & P&L ACC 1
TRADING & P&L ACC 2 QUESTION:2 ANSWER: QUESTION:3 Write Short note on the following. I. TRADING ACCOUNT: Any investment account that holds shares, cash, or other assets qualifies as a trading account. The main account of trader is usually referred to as a trading account. As a result of their tendency for buying and selling assets regularly, even within the same trading day, their accounts are subject to special regulation. Assets held in a trading account are kept separate from those held in a long-term buy and hold approach.
II. DIRECT AND INDIRECT EXPENSE:
DIRECT EXPENSE: Direct expenses are those that are paid specifically for the use of manufacturing purposes of businesses. For example, if you just pay for the repairing of manufacturing machines in the business area, this is a direct expense. INDIRECT EXPENSE: Indirect Expenses are those expenses which are not involved in manufacturing purposes. The examples are utility bills, insurance, building maintenance etc.
III. OUTSTANDING EXPENSE:
An outstanding expense is one that is overdue but has yet to be charged. When an organization receives a benefit but does not pay for it, the expense is considered outstanding. EXAMPLE: i. Rent that is past due but has not yet been paid ii. Bills that are past due but have not yet been received IV. UNEARNED INCOME: Unearned revenue, also known as deferred revenue, is money collected by a business from a buyer for goods or services that will be provided at a later date. The term comes from accrual accounting, which recognizes income only when a business receives payment AND the goods or services have not yet been provided to the consumer. EXAMPLE: i. Advance rent payments ii. Annual subscriptions for a software license iii. Prepaid insurance