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Question 1
Incorrect
XYZ Limited had purchases on credit of $1000, terms 2/10, n/30. If XYZ Ltd wants to receive the discount stated in the terms,
XYZ would have to pay the purchase price in full within ____ of the purchase.
Select one:
a. 30 days
b. 20 days
c.
10 days
d. 15 days
Incorrect
Select one:
a.
Not enough information given
b.
Contingent Liability
c.
Current Liability
d.
Long-term Liability
Question 3
Correct
The total cash to be received from a $6,500, 60-day bill receivable (assuming 360 days for the business period) at 10% is
[answer to the nearest dollar]:
Select one:
a.
$6,701
b.
$6,430
c.
$6,903
d. $6,608
Incorrect
Select one:
a. Revenue
b.
Asset
c.
Liability
d.
Expense
Question 5
Correct
When an account receivable is determined to be bad and is written off as uncollectible, the GST portion of the debt
Select one:
a. can be claimed back from the IRD
b.
can be claimed back from the debtor
c.
must be returned to the debtor
d.
must be paid to the IRD
Correct
Marine Ltd has net credit sales of $450,000 for the accounting period. Based on past experience, they have estimated their
bad debt expense to be 0.5%. Using the Percentage of Credit Sales Method, what is their Doubtful Debts Expense for the
year?
Select one:
a.
$2 250
b.
$3 000
c. $22 500
d.
$2 000
Question 7
Correct
A ___________ is the result of a transaction or event that creates a future sacrifice of economic benefits.
Select one:
a.
Liability
b.
Equity
c.
Revenue
d.
Asset
Correct
The journal entry for estimating an increase in uncollectible debts (assuming no GST implications) using the Provision Method
is:
Select one:
a.
Dr Provision for Doubtful debts and Cr Bank
b.
Dr Provision for Doubtful debts and Cr Bad Debts
d.
Dr Doubtful debts and Cr Provision for Doubtful debts
Question 9
Correct
Select one:
a.
Administrative
b.
General
c.
Operating
d.
Office
Incorrect
Select one:
a. Expense
b. Liability
c.
Revenue
d.
Asset
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