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A car was purchased for $5500. Its residual value was estimated to be $500 while its monthly depreciation expenses are $100 using straight line method. Which of the following is the annual rate of depreciation?
0.2
0.24
0.02
0.25
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Depreciation arises because of _______
fall in the market value of an asset
physical wear and tear
fall in the value of money
rise in the value of money
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Adjustment and Depreciation
Purchases of machinery entered in the purchases account is an example of an error of:
Principle
Original entry
Commission
Compensating
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Consider the following question and ascertain which of the statements below is not true?
During the year the firm paid £3,400 for rent
The balance as at Dec 31 0x4 would appear on the balance sheet as a current liability
The annual charge for rent for 2004 is £2,400
At 1.1.20×4 the firm still owed treated Rent of £800 from the previous period
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Adjustment and Depreciation
Which of the following is not a reason why the bank statement balance and the bank balance on the cashbook may not be the same after the cashbook has been updated for items found on bank statement?
Errors made by bank
Credit transfers
Lodgments not yet credited by the bank
Presented cheques
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Book value of a fixed asset equals to market value or sale proceeds of a fixed asset if:
Gain on loss = 0
Loss on sale = 0
Gain or loss on sale = 0
Gain > loss on sale
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Which of the following adjusting double entries is correct for accrued expenses?
Debit = Expenses, Credit = Accrued expenses
Debit = Accrued expenses, Credit = Expenses
Debit = Cash, Credit = Accrued expenses
Debit = Expenses, Credit = Cash
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Adjustment and Depreciation
An amount setting aside out of business for a possible loss or liability is called:
Bad dept
Doubtful debt
Provision
Loss amount
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Sinking fund of depreciation is also called _______
reserve fund
compensation fund
Depreciation fund account
Workers fund
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Process of becoming out of date or obsolete is termed as:
Physical deterioration
Depletion
Obsolescence
Amortization
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