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II. Based on the concept of prudence, in choosing between acceptable alternatives, accountant will select
the alternative that will report less profit, less asset amount or a greater liability.
III. The accountant in a company with an annual revenue of P10,000,000 will not anymore emphasize in
the financial reports a customer who fails to pay a P1,000. For decision-makers looking at financial
reports regarding the company's performance, a single customer defaulting on a small contract has no
little bearing on the fiscal budget. This is an example of relevance concept.
IV. Under the historical cost principle, the effects of inflation are ignored in the accounting records.
a. I and II only
b. II and III only
c. III and IV only
d. IV and I only
7. Which of the following statements are correct?
I. Consistency argues that, if the corporation chooses a certain accounting treatment for a particular kind
of transaction of occurrence, it should continue to apply the same approach from one accounting
period to another, unless there is a solid cause to alter it.
II. A newly purchased pencil is an asset of the business. Whenever the pencil is used, a part of the asset
is consumed. Materiality deviates the matching principle in this example. The cost of the pencil will
be expense outright instead of spread over the life the pencil is used.
III. The periodicity principle states that an organization can report its financial results within certain
designated periods of time. This time periods need not be at regular interval. Example of this is if in
year 1 the entity produces its financial statement after 6 months; the next financial statements can be
prepared after 3 months.
IV. Falsifying financial statements by entering bogus orders that will increase the Revenue or Sales is in
accordance with the objectivity principle.
a. I and II only
b. II and III only
c. III and IV only
d. IV and I only
8. The following are components of a corporation:
I. Incorporators
II. Customers
III. Employees
IV. Underwriters
a. I and II only
b. II and III only
c. III and IV only
d. IV and I only
9. Suppose the owner withdrew cash for personal use, what is the effect of this business transaction to the
accounting equation?
I. Decrease in asset.
II. Decrease in owner’s equity.
III. Increase in owner’s equity.
IV. Increase in assets.
a. I and II only
b. II and III only
c. III and IV only
d. IV and I only
10. According to double-entry system; if there is a decrease in cash, there must have been;
I. A decrease in owner’s equity.
II. A decrease in Accounts Payable.
III. An increase of owner’s equity.
IV. An increase in Sales.
a. I and II only
b. II and III only
c. III and IV only
d. IV and I only
11. Normal balances of accounts are:
I. Patent has a normal debit balance.
II. Accounts Payable has a normal credit balance.
III. Accounts Receivable has a normal credit balance.
IV. Estimated warranty liability has a normal debit balance.
a. I and II only
b. II and III only
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FILL IN THE BLANKS Indicate in a table format the effects of each transaction to the Accounting
Equation, using below chart of accounts.
Accounts Payable Expenses
Accounts Receivable Furniture &
Fixtures
Capital Inventory
Cash Office Supplies
Customer Advances Sales
Withdrawal
On the 2nd month of operation, the entity has the following business transactions:
a. Purchased computer chairs for P50,000. Paid only P30,000 for this month, and the balance will be paid
next month.
b. Received payment (P35,000) from customers for items sold last month.
c. Paid the current salaries of the employees; P15,000.
d. Sold inventory on account; P25,000. Cost of inventory, P20,000.
e. Paid last month’s rental, P6,500.
f. Received down payment, P10,000, for items to be delivered next month.
g. Received statement of account for lights (P2,500) and water (P500).
h. Received display shelves (P5,000) and office supplies (P3,000) as additional investment from owners.
i. Owner withdraws for personal use, P5,000.
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