Accounting Miscellaneous
Net income equal to Revenues minus
Gains
Depreciation
Expenses
Capital expenditure
Expenses
Net income equal to Revenues minus Expenses. Revenue is the income generated before any expenses are taken out. Therefore, when a company is said to have “top-line growth,” the company’s revenue is growing. Revenue is also called net sales which is revenue minus any returns of purchased merchandise.
Expenses Net income equal to Revenues minus Expenses. Revenue is the income generated before any expenses are taken out. Therefore, when a company is said to have “top-line growth,” the company’s revenue is growing. Revenue is also called net sales which is revenue minus any returns of purchased merchandise.
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B. Sales Journal
C. Cash Journal
D. All of the above
Which of the following will be debited if a business purchases goods on credit?
A. Cash
B. Debtor
C. Creditor
D. Purchases
Information about an item is _______ if its ommission or misstatement might influence the financial decision of the users taken on the basis of that information
A. Concrete
B. Complete
C. Immaterial
D. Material
Favourable balance of cash book implies
A. Credit balance of cash book
B. Debit balance of cash book
C. Bank overdraft
D. Adjusted balance of cash book
How trial balance shows the accumulated depreciation?
A. as a debit item
B. as a credit item
C. It doesn’t show
D. None of these
Which of the following is a commonly used base to create the provision for doubtful debts?
A. Total purchases
B. Total credit sales
C. Total current assets
D. Total current liabilities
The real accounts are accounts of Assets, Liabilities and
A. Expenses
B. Revenues
C. Capital
D. Drawing
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