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Postage stamps on hand are considered as:
Bank
Prepaid expenses
Accounts receivable
Creditor
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From cash sales of £4,500 with VAT included, the net amount of sales would be:
£3,829.79
£787.50
£3,712.50
£670.21
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A contra entry in the cashbook would include:
Transferring cash into the petty cash box
Transferring the discounts to the accounts in the general ledger
Withdrawing cash from the bank account
Totaling up the bank and cash columns at the end of each month
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General ledger is also known as:
Nominal ledger
Sales ledger
Purchase ledger
Real ledger
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Journal is also called:
Day book
First book of entry
Chronological book
Both (a) and (b)
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Which of the following specialized journals records “goods returned by customers”?
Purchases journal
Sales journal
Purchases return journal
Sales return journal
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Given the following data, calculate the value of the firm’s capital. Fixed assets £4,000 stock £350, debtors £2,180, cash at bank, £650 and creditors £280.
£4,900
£5,460
£5,180
£5,000
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Journals, Ledgers, and Cash Books
The normal balance of asset account is:
Credit balance
Debit balance
Cash balance
Neither debit nor credit balance
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What would be the balance on the following account if balanced on June 30?
£ 265 credit
£ 175 debit
£ 265 debit
£ 440 credit
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The real accounts are accounts of Assets, liabilities and __________
Expenses
Revenues
Capital
Drawing
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