Accounting And Finance For Bankers – JAIIB

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    Welcome to your AFB 100 MCQ SET-02

    1. 
    A person purchased a lap top for Rs.30000 by raising a loan from the bank at 12% on simple rate of interest, payable in 2 years as weekly payment. The total amount of interest would be Rs. ______ and the weekly instalment would be Rs. ______.

    2. 
    When the balance as per the cash book is staring point, in the reconciliation, the amount of cheques issued and not presented are

    3. 
    Which among the following is not correct in the context of annuity

    4. 
    A person wants to have Rs.2 lac annually for 20 years by investing the amount in an annuity interest rate of 5%. He will have to invest

    5. 
    A sinking fund can be created for using it for (a) pay a loan in lump sum (b) to redeem a bond (c) to buy new machinery (d) to replace a worn out equipment

    6. 
    When the required rate of return is (less than / more than) the coupon rate, the discount on the bond _______ as maturity approaches

    7. 
    To make provision on bad debts, which of the following journal entry is correct:

    8. 
    When the future cash flow from a project is discounted, the project can be accepted if

    9. 
    Internal rate of return (IRR) is the ________ rate at which the net present value of the cash flows from a project is _______

    10. 
    The estimated value of an asset at which it can be dispose of after a given no. of years of useful life is called

    11. 
    A fixed asset is purchased for Rs.1 lac with excepted useful life of 5 years. Its depreciated value at the end of 3rd year will be Rs.______. If it is sold for Rs.45000, the firm will make profit/loss of Rs._______

    12. 
    Business transactions are recorded on the basis of certain set of rules and criteria, which are called:

    13. 
    Which of the following accounting standard prescribed by ICAI in India does not match the description

    14. 
    The accounting method in which the profit represents the excess of receipts over the expenditure:

    15. 
    Which among the following is not a correct statement

    16. 
    Health of the proprietor which affects the business activity and hence the profit, is not recorded in the books due to which of the following

    17. 
    When a business earns profits, these are shown in the balance sheet as

    18. 
    Name the accounts involved in the following transactions i.e. the firm has purchased machinery from XYZ, for cash

    19. 
    Which of the following is a correct statement regarding a cash book (a) it is book of original (b) it is subsidiary book and a ledger account also (c) it records all cash transactions (d) the fundamental rule that each entry should be first recorded in the book of prime entry and then posted applies to cash book also

    20. 
    The accounting cycle of business transactions follows the following order

    21. 
    When two sides of an account are equalized by putting the difference on the side where amount is short, the process is called

    22. 
    The debit balance of an account may represent either an asset or an expense. Which of the following is not in connection with the debit balance

    23. 
    The accounts showing transactions with persons like customers, suppliers, banks, owners etc. are categorized as personal account. Which of the following is not sub-category of such accounts

    24. 
    Which of the following accounts is not a real account

    25. 
    A firm has incurred huge expenditure on advertisement the benefit of which would be available for few years. It debits its profit and loss account for a part of the amount while the other part is not debited. These two parts would be classified as

    26. 
    Which of the rule for debit or credit of account is properly matched out of the following

    27. 
    Debit in real account means (a) the value of the asset whose account is being debited has increased (b) the value of the asset whose account is being debited has decreased (c) business has acquired more of that asset (d) business has sold that asset

    28. 
    A nominal account has been debited which signifies that (a) there has been some expense (b) there has been some loss (c) some income has diminished (d) some profit has diminished

    29. 
    Which of the following statement is true with regard to debit or credit to cash book

    30. 
    The left hand side of an account is called ________ and right hand side entry is called ______

    31. 
    Which of the following is not correct

    32. 
    Name of the account book where the individual records of expenses, assets and persons are maintained is called

    33. 
    Wages paid to Mohan, the peon is to be credited to ______ and cash received from a debtor being payment of goods sold would be debited to ______:

    34. 
    A business firm can adopt an accounting procedure which it has to follow later on also due to which of the following accounting concepts

    35. 
    The double entry accounting system (a) keeps a complete record of business transactions (b) it ensures arithmetical accuracy (c) balance sheet can be prepared at the end of year only by using this system (d) system being scientific, eliminates the commission of fraud

    36. 
    The accrual system of income recognition makes distinction between

    37. 
    Machinery account has been showing balance of Rs.2.70 lac. An entry of Rs.0.30 Lac is made on right side of this account. This will _______ (increase / decrease ) the balance which would be Rs.____.

    38. 
    The balance of cash book and the balance as per pass book of the bank are required to be reconciled because of which of the following reasons (which is not true)

    39. 
    A cheque is issued by a firm but not presented, while the other cheque drawn in its favour, is deposited by the firm with the bank. In the first case the entry will be first made by the ______ in its books and for the 2nd case, entry will be first made by the_______.

    40. 
    For the purpose of reconciliation statement, if there is positive balance, it appears on ______ side of in the cash book and ______ side in the pass book

    41. 
    When pass book has a higher balance than the cash book and account is a current account with the bank, this may be on account of

    42. 
    (a) credit balance as per cash book means overdraft (b)direct deposit by a firm’s debtor in the bank is first recorded by the bank (c) debit of bank charges by the bank reduce the balance. In the context of reconciliation, which of these is correct

    43. 
    Bank reconciliation statement is ______.

    44. 
    . The receipt side of the cash books is overcast by Rs.100 and the overdraft as per pass book is the starting point. The amount of Rs.100 will be

    45. 
    In gross trail balance, which of the following is taken (a) total of debit columns of each ledger account (b) total of credit columns of each ledger account (c) total of receipt of cash book (d) total of payment of cash book

    46. 
    Trial balance remains untallied due to errors. Various types of errors can be (a) error of omission (b) error of commission (c) errors of principal (d) intentional errors

    47. 
    XYZ had purchased certain goods from ABC firm but these were not recorded in the purchase journal. This is error of _____. It will (affect / not affect) the trial balance

    48. 
    An error that nullifies the wrong effect of another error is called ________:

    49. 
    Goods purchased from Ramesh Kumar have been recorded in the sales register

    50. 
    A purchase of Rs.6800 has been made by the firm but the amount has been posted to creditor’s account for Rs.6000. for rectification, the journal entry would be

    51. 
    Which of the following is not true

    52. 
    (a) a recurring expenses which is to be made frequently is called a revenue expenses (b) a non-recurring expenses is a capital expense (c) purchase of motor cars from the manufacturer by a dealer is a revenue expenses (d) purchase of machinery by a manufacturing firm for its use is a capital expenses

    53. 
    Which of the following expenses and their type does not match

    54. 
    A sum of Rs.3000 paid to Mr. A against acceptance was debited to account of Mr. B. The rectificatiobn can be done by

    55. 
    The profits represent excess of receipts over the payment, as per which of the following accounting methods

    56. 
    A company came out with a public issue of 1 lac shares of Rs.10 each payable Rs.4 as application money, Rs.4 as allotment money and Rs.2 as 1st and final call. The company has received applications for 2 lac shares, what will be amount of share capital forfeited

    57. 
    A party draws a bill of exchange in Delhi payable in Bangalore by a foreigner and no sale or purchase has actually taken place. Such bills are called

    58. 
    A bill has been received by a drawee X from drawer Y and has been dishonoured and noted. What journal entries will be passed in the books of the drawee

    59. 
    The books in which all particulars relating to bills accepted are recorded is called bills ____ (receivable/payable) books and the entry is posted to the debit of respective _____ (debtor/creditor)

    60. 
    Which of the following statements best explains the relationship between Journal & Ledger

    61. 
    A company came out with a public issue of 1 lac shares of Rs.10 each payable Rs.4 as application money, Rs.4 as allotment money an Rs.2 as 1st and final call. The company has received applications for 2 lac shares. In the problem, which account would be debited and which account would be credited

    62. 
    Which of the following transactions will increase as and also decrease an asset

    63. 
    The general reserve at the time of amalgamation of firms is transferred to

    64. 
    A company came out with a public issue of 1 lac shares of Rs.10 each payable Rs.4 as application money, Rs.4 as allotment money AND Rs.2 as 1st and final call. The company has received applications for 2a lac shares. By what amount, the bank account would be credited

    65. 
    An invoice of rs.560 is entered in the sales book as Rs.650/- The correct total of the debit side of the trial balance is Rs.21240. Assuming no other error, what is the total of the credit side of the trial balance

    66. 
    The rule ‘credit the giver’ would be applicable in which of the following transactions

    67. 
    A purchase of Rs.251 from Ramesh & Co. has been entered in the purchase book as 215. Debit side of the trial balance is 17364. Assuming no other error, what should be the total of e credit column of the trial balance

    68. 
    Stock does not include

    69. 
    What is the amount of opening Expenses when: Sales- Rs.14900, Gross Profit- Rs.3300 and Net Loss- Rs.500

    70. 
    Depreciation is appearing in the trial balance of a company. While making final accounts, it should be shown in

    71. 
    An entry of Rs.500 was wrongly posted to wages A/c instead of Machinery Account, as wages are to be capitalized. It is an error of

    72. 
    The provision for bad and doubtful debts at the time of dissolution of a firm is transferred to which of the following accounts

    73. 
    A firm purchased machinery worth Rs.230000 and spend Rs.15000 on its installation. Its expected useful life is 5 years when its scrap value will be Rs.45000. what is the amount annual depreciation

    74. 
    Which is a Source of Funds

    75. 
    Wages paid to labour have been credited to wages account. It is an

    76. 
    (Cost price of assets –scrap value) / no. of years of estimated life of the asset. This method of depreciation calculation is

    77. 
    Which of the following accounting entry is passed at the end of the first year in case of sinking fund method

    78. 
    An asset is purchased for Rs.2 lac. Its depreciated value is Rs.1 lac at the end of 5th year at 10%. The depreciation in this case has been charged at _____ under _____method

    79. 
    Full amount of depreciation is not provided to the debit of profit and loss account in which of the following methods of depreciation

    80. 
    Group A (a) cost of a fixed asset (b) residual value (C) depreciation cost (d) estimated life. Group B (i) cost less residual value (ii) purchase price excluding any other type of expenses (iii) value on estimated date of disposal (iv) no. of years asset is expected to be in use. Which of the following is not matched

    81. 
    . In a balance sheet which of the following equations, is not correct

    82. 
    The promoter brings capital of Rs.20000 out of which he purchases furniture worth Rs.2000 & machinery of Rs.3000. The balance sheet of the firm will show

    83. 
    Owner’s equity is equal to

    84. 
    Prepaid insurance Account is

    85. 
    The profit or loss disclosed by the accounts of a company is

    86. 
    An insurance company admitted claim of a firm for Rs.4000 against the loss of goods worth Rs.10000. The abnormal loss of Rs.6000 would be debited to which of the following

    87. 
    Which of the following errors is revealed by the trial balance

    88. 
    Which of the following does not match in the context of computer based accounting

    89. 
    Balance sheet and profit and loss account prepared by a bank (a) are submitted to RBI by banks (b) within 6 months from close of the financial year (c) in three copies (d) alongwith auditor’s report. Which of these is correct statement

    90. 
    Form B (under provisions of banking Regulation Act) is used by banks to

    91. 
    Provisions made for loan accounts are placed under which of the following item

    92. 
    Banks have different types of capital. What is the proper order

    93. 
    Contingency liabilities in a bank balance sheet include (a) claims against the bank not acknowledged as debt (b) liability for partly paid investments (c) guarantees given on behalf of the customers (d) liability on account of outstanding forward exchange contracts

    94. 
    Difference on account of incomplete recording of transactions between two branches is called ________. Its balance is ______

    95. 
    Which of the following items are shown in the other liabilities in the balance sheet (a) unexpired discount (b) outstanding charges like rent (c) deposits of staff security deposit (d) margin deposits

    96. 
    A joint stock company’s features include (a) artificial person (b) perpetual succession (c) limited liability (d) common seal

    97. 
    Classification of companies can be (i) on the basis of incorporation (ii) on the basis of ownership (iii) on the basis of liability. These companies may be (a) public company (b) company limited with shares (c) subsidiary company (d) foreign company. Which of the following does not match

    98. 
    a company had come out with a public issue of 20000 shares of Rs.10 each payable Rs.2 with application and balance on allotment. The called up capital of the company is Rs

    99. 
    The shares that can be purchased by an employee at a pre-determined price at the time of a public issue is called

    100. 
    A joint stock company prepares its balance sheet as per part ______ Schedule _____ of company Act 1956

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