A capital budgeting technique that is NOT considered as discounted cash flow method is:
1.Payback period
2.Internal rate of return
3.Net present value
4.Profitability index
ABC’s and XYZ’s debt-to-total assets ratio is 0.4. What is its debt-to-equity ratio?
1.0 .2
2.0 .77
3.0.667
4.0.333
Accounting concepts are based on
1.Certain assumptions
2.Certain facts and figures
3.Certain accounting records
4.Practice experience
Aggregate of prime cost and Factory overhead is known as:
1.Work on cost
2.Work Cost
3.Cost of Production
4.Direct Cost
All costs other than direct materials cost, direct labour cost and direct expenses are known as:
1.Indirect material cost
2.Overhead
3.Indirect labour cost
4.Indirect expenses
Amount of salary paid to Suresh should be debited to ______
1.Account of Suresh
2.Salaries account
3.Cash account
4.Outstanding expenses
Book keeping is mainly concerned with
1.Recording of financial data relating to business operation
2.Designing the systems in recording classifying,summarizing the recorded data
3.Interpreting the data for internal and external users
4.Understand the liabilities
Bookkeeping is an ______________ of correctly recording of business transition.
1.Art and Science
2.Art
3.Science
4.Art or Science
Break even analysis is also called
1.Contribution Margin
2.Unit sales
3.Cost-Volume-Profit analysis
4.None of the above
Content of income statement
1.Trading account
2.Profit and loss account
3.Balance sheet
4.All of the above
Contingent liabilities should be recorded in the accounts when:
1.It is probable that the future event will occur.
2.The amount of the liability can be reasonably estimated.
3.Both (a) and (b).
4.Either (a) or (b).
Conversion cost includes cost of onverting ______________ into ______________
1.Raw material, WIP
2.Raw material, Finished goods
3.WIP, Finished goods
4.Finished goods, Saleable goods
Current ratio is 2:5.Current Liability is Rs.30,000.The Net working Capital is
1.Rs. 18,000
2.Rs. 45,000
3.Rs. (45,000)
4.Rs. (18000)
Depreciation is a ______________
1.Cash operating expenditure
2.Non cash operating expenditure
3.Cash non-operating expenditure
4.Non cash non-operating expenditure
Financial account record only
1.Actual figures
2.Budgeted figures
3.Standard figures
4.Management Figure
Financial account state the ______________ position of a concern.
1.Financial
2.Economic
3.Non financial
4.None of these
Financial accounting deals with:
1.Determination of cost
2.Determination of profit
3.Determination of price
4.Determination of selling price
Financial leverage means
1.Use of more debt capital to increase profit
2.High degree of solvency
3.Low bank finance
4.None of the above
Fixed assets and current assets are categorized as per concept of:
1.Separate entity
2.Going concern
3.Consistency
4.Time period
If a company has contingent liabilities, they appear in the _____
1.Balance sheet
2.Director’s Report
3.Foot note down the balance sheet
4.Chairman’s report
Journal Entries are known as book of ______________ Entry.
1.Original
2.Duplicate
3.Personal
4.Nominal a/c
Modern Method of Accounting was introduced by
1.M. S. Gosav
2.Wheldon
3.LucoPacioli
4.R. N. Carter
One of the problems with attempting to forecast stock market values is that
1.There are no variables that seem to predict market return
2.The earnings multiplier approach can only be used at the firm level
3.The level of uncertainty surrounding the forecast will always be quite high
4.Dividend payout ratios are highly variable
Outstanding salary account is a ______________ account
1.Nominal account
2.Real Account
3.Artificial person’s account
4.Representative personal account
Process that involves decision making with respect to investment in fixed asset
1.Valuation
2.Breakeven analysis
3.Capital budgeting
4.Material management decision
Profit from sale of assets is example for–
1.Revenue Profit
2.Capital Profit
3.Loss
4.None of these
Retained earnings statement depicts:
1.Appropriation of profits
2.Estimates of profits
3.Estimates of costs
4.Determination of profit
sales made by Mahesh for cash should be debited to
1.Cash a/c
2.Mahesh a/c
3.Sales a/c
4.Sales return a/c
The allocation of owner's private expenses to his/her business violates which of the following?
1.Accrual concept
2.Matching concept
3.Separate business entity concept
4.Consistency concept
The amount brought in by the proprietor in the business should be credited to
1.Cash a/c
2.Capital a/c
3.Drawing a/c
4.Bank a/c
The convention of conservatism when applied to the balance sheet result in.
1.Understand the asset
2.Understand the liabilities
3.Overstatement of capital
4.None of these
The coupon is the
1.Amount of discount received when a Bond is purchased
2.Amount paid to a Bond dealer when a Bond is purchased
3.Difference between the Bid and Ask Price
4.Stated Interest Payment on a Bond
The Future Value (FV) of $1000 in 5 years at 5% interest rate will be:
1.$1,000.00
2.$1,276.28
3.$999.99
4.$1,500.52
The rent paid to land lord to be credited to
1.Land lord a/c
2.Rent a/c
3.Cash a/c
4.Tenant a/c
The return of goods by the customer should be debited to
1.Customer a/c
2.Sales return a/c
3.Goods a/c
4.Purchase return a/c
The use of management accounting is
1.Compulsory
2.Optional
3.Obligation
4.Statutory requirement
The work of factory employees that can be physically associated with converting raw material into finished goods is classified as ––
1.Manufacturing overhead
2.Indirect materials
3.Indirect labour
4.Direct labour
The ______________ is a common term for the market consensus value of the required return on a stock.
1.Dividend payout ratio
2.Intrinsic value
3.Market capitalization rate
4.Plowback rate
The ______________ is defined as the present value of all cash proceeds to the investor in the stock.
1.Dividend payout ratio
2.Intrinsic value
3.Market capitalization rate
4.Plowback ratio
Under which concept it is assumed that the enterprises has neither the intention nor the necessity of liquidation or of curtailing materiality the scale of operation
1.Revenue realization concept
2.Matching cost concept
3.Going concern concept
4.None of these
What is the value of a $1,000 Face Value Bond that has twenty years remaining to Maturity, 10 % Coupon (paid annually), and is priced to yield 6%?
1.$ 980
2.$ 1,000
3.1,263
4.None
When a Bond's Yield to Maturity is greater than the Bond's Coupon Rate, the Bond
1.Is selling at a Premium
2.Has reached its Maturity Date
3.Is priced at Par
4.Is selling at a Discount
When the market's Required Rate of Return for a particular Bond is much less than its Coupon Rate, the Bond is selling at
1.Premium
2.Discount
3.Par
4.Face
Which group of ratios measures a firm's ability to meet short-term obligations?
1.Liquidity ratios
2.Debt ratios
3.Coverage ratios
4.Profitability ratios
Which group of ratios relates profits to sales and investment?
1.Liquidity ratios
2.Debt ratios
3.Coverage ratios
4.Profitability ratios
Which of following is (are) Direct Claim Security?
1.Bonds
2.Option
3.Shares
4.a and c
Which of the following is a characteristic of a coupon bond?
1.Pays interest on a regular basis (typically every six months)
2.Does not pay interest on a regular basis but pays a lump sum at maturity
3.Total payment must be made at the end of period
4.All of above statement are correct
Which of the following is an advantage of a corporation that is NOT an advantage as in a partnership?
1.Limited liability
2.Capital shortage
3.Single taxation
4.All of the above
Which of the following statements are false?
1.All liability is a debt for your business
2.Debtor are a asset for business
3.The accounting equation shows how much of your assets belong to the owner, and how much belong to people outside business
4.None of the above
Which one of following is not Direct Claim Security?
1.Bonds
2.Option
3.Shares
4.Stock
You wish to earn a return of 10% on each of two stocks, C and D. Each of the stocks is expected to pay a dividend of Rs2 in the upcoming year. The expected growth rate of dividends is 9% for stock C and nine percent for stock D. The intrinsic value of stock C ______________.
1.Will be the same as the intrinsic value of stock D
2.Will be less than the intrinsic value of stock D
3.Cannot be calculated without knowing the rate of return on the market portfolio
4.None of the above is a correct statement
You wish to earn a return of 13% on each of two stocks, X and Y. Stock X is expected to pay a dividend of Rs. 3 in the upcoming year while Stock Y is expected to pay a dividend of Rs. 4 in the upcoming year. The expected growth rate of dividends for both stocks is 7%. The intrinsic value of stock X:
1.Will be greater than the intrinsic value of stock Y
2.Will be the same as the intrinsic value of stock Y
3.Will be less than the intrinsic value of stock Y
4.Cannot be calculated without knowing the market rate of return
____ is responsible for financial inventory, management, financial planning etc.
1.Shareholders
2.Treasurer
3.Controller
4.Board of Directors
______________ is a summary of all transactions relating to particular account.
1.Balance sheet
2.Trial Balance
3.Ledger
4.Journal
______________ means expanding the number of investments which cover different kinds of stocks.
1.Diversification
2.Standard deviation
3.Variance
4.Covariance