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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
1. This question paper consists of THREE (3) parts: PART A (10 Questions)
PART B (10 Questions)
PART C (1 Question)
2. Answer ALL questions from all three (3) parts in the Answer Sheet provided.
5. READ:
i. I declare on my honour that I answer all questions on my own without copying
and/or cheating.
ii. I also declare that I do not communicate with the other students throughout the
test period.
iii. I agree to be given 0 mark if I was found guilty for any of these.
PART A
This part consists of 10 true or false questions. State whether the following statements are TRUE
or FALSE.
2. A company is a business entity formed under the Companies Act 2016 which operates as
an artificial person that exists apart from its owners.
(1 mark)
4. Investor need accounting information to help them to decide whether to approve or not the
loan application applied by the business.
(1 mark)
6. The money measurement concept stresses on the usage of money in the measurement
of all business transactions.
(1 mark)
7. In going concern concept, all transactions of a business should be recorded at their original
cost.
(1 mark)
9. Owner’s equity of a business entity will decrease when goods are taken by the owner for
his personal use.
(1 mark)
10. When recording an accounting transaction under the double-entry system, there must only
be two accounts affected by any transaction.
(1 mark)
(Total: 10 marks)
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PART B
This part consists of 10 multiple-choice questions. Choose the most suitable answer.
A. Customer
B. Supplier
C. Government
D. Employee
(1 mark)
4. A form of business organizations that has limited liabilities and the books of accounts must
be audited is
A. company.
B. partnership.
C. sole proprietorship.
D. none of the above.
(1 mark)
5. Financial information contributes towards wise and accurate decision making by the
stakeholders. Thus, it is very important for a company to provide a high quality of financial
reports and avoid any falsification or misrepresentation of information.
A. relevance.
B. comparability.
C. faithful representation.
D. verifiability.
(1 mark)
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6. The same accounting standards and policies must be applied from one period to another
and from one region to another. It is very important as it allow the users to compare a set
of financial statements with those of prior periods and those of other companies.
A. verifiability.
B. comparability.
C. relevance.
D. understandability.
(1 mark)
A. money measurement.
B. going concern.
C. historical costs.
D. business entity / economic entity.
(1 mark)
8. Mr. Hamid, the owner of Hamid Enterprise, took RM5,000 from the business bank account
to pay for his personal loan. This transaction will be recorded as drawing in the business
account. The accounting concept that has been followed is
A. money measurement.
B. business entity / economic entity.
C. going concern.
D. historical cost.
(1 mark)
9. On 1 February 2021, Falisa Bhd bought a delivery van from Macasa Motor worth
RM45,000 of which RM10,000 has been paid by cheque and the outstanding amount will
be paid later. The effect for the transaction would be
10. On 5 March 2021, Falisa Bhd paid RM35,000 cash to settle the outstanding amount owed
to Macasa Motor for purchasing delivery van. The double entry for the transaction is
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PART C
QUESTION 1
Naufal Trading started a hardware business in 3 March 2015. The following are the transactions
of Naufal Trading for the month of November 2021:
Date Transactions
November
1 The owner injects additional fund of cash RM20,000 into the business.
5 Bought a display racks RM15,000 by cheque.
8 Purchased hardware tools on credit from Juma Enterprise RM5,000.
17 Sold goods to customer RM350 by cash.
18 Received goods returned by a customer RM50 and payment made by cash.
19 Paid all the amount owing to Juma Enterprise RM4,900 by cheque and received
discount.
20 The owner took cash for his friend RM200.
21 Purchase machinery using a loan from Maybank Finance RM15,000.
22 Sold hardware tools on credit RM2,500 to Amol Sdn Bhd.
23 Paid salaries amounting to RM2,000 by cash.
24 Issue credit note to Amol Sdn Bhd for goods returned amounting to RM200.
25 Amol Sdn Bhd paid the amount owing by cheque and received a discount of
RM100.
26 Received dividends from ASB amounting to RM400 by cheque.
27 The owner paid business advertising bill using his own money amounting to
RM500.
Required:
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a. Illustrate the effects (increase or decrease) of asset, liability, owner's equity, income and
expense of the above transactions.
(15 marks)