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Suppose One Dealer has a credit of ' 5/-Lakhs in his Electronic ITC Ledger. That dealer has an interest arrears dues of '6/-Lakhs and Penalty Dues of ' 2/-Lakhs. If so, how much, he has to deposit to settle the above interest and Penalty Dues?

  1. 3/-Lakhs

  2. 6/-Lakhs

  3. 2/-Lakhs

  4. 8/-Lakhs


Correct Option: D

Ledger is also called  ___________.

  1. Principal Book of Accounts

  2. Cash Books

  3. Subsidiary Books

  4. Petty Cash Book


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Journal is called subsidiary books of account. It does not provide the summarized data. 

Hence, all entries need to be posted in ledger account. Ledger is also called as principal book of accounts as it gives the details of each account.

Receivables Management deals with _______________.

  1. Receipts of raw materials

  2. Debtors collection

  3. Creditors management

  4. Inventory management


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Receivable management is the process of making decisions relating to investment in trade debtors. Certain investment in receivables is necessary to increase the sales and the profits of the firm.

__________ is a summary of all transactions relating to particular account.

  1. Balance sheet

  2. Trial balance

  3. Ledger

  4. Journal


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Ledger is the principal book of accounts. Journal is kept only to facilitate for passing the entries. All entries which are passed in journal are posted in ledger. For every account , a separate ledger is opened. Ledger is a summary of all transactions relating to a particular account.

User of Financial Statements are ____________.

  1. creditor

  2. employee

  3. owner

  4. all of the above


Correct Option: D
Explanation:
Users of financial statements are the people who refer the financial statements for various reasons. Creditors, employees and owners are some of the users of financial statements. Creditors use the financial statements to ascertain whether the company to whom they are lending money are capable to repay the same. The employees use the financial statements to understand the business better which will ensure active participation. The owners use the financial statements to understand whether their business is profitable or not. 

 Financial statements contain only_____information.

  1. monetary

  2. non-monetary

  3. qualitative

  4. all of the above


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

The financial statements show only the monetary/quantitative information and ignores the impact of a qualitative information on the financial statements. Qualitative information like efficiency of the management, employer employee relationship, customer satisfaction, loyalty of customers etc. are ignored by the financial statements. However, these are equally important to understand the financial position of an organisation.

Financial statements does not provide _____information.

  1. monetary

  2. qualitative

  3. both

  4. none


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

The financial statements show only the monetary/quantitative information and ignores the impact of a qualitative information on the financial statements. Qualitative information like efficiency of the management, employer employee relationship, customer satisfaction, loyalty of customers etc. are ignored by the financial statements. However, these are equally important to understand the financial position of an organisation.

Credit granting institutions take decisions based on the________ performance of the undertakings.

  1. managarial

  2. financial

  3. social

  4. economical


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Credit gaining institutions take decisions based on the financial performance of the undertakings. They refer the financial statements to analyse the performance of the business. Credit gaining institutions need to check whether the company is capable of repaying the credit they are taking or not. 

Profit and loss account discloses the profit/loss for a ___________period.

  1. over time

  2. specified

  3. not specified

  4. none of the above


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Profit and loss account discloses the profit/loss for a specified period. The period can be for a year or for a quarter. The Statement of Profit and loss shows the revenues and expenses of the business earned or incurred during the accounting year. The statement helps in understanding the financial position of the business.

Financial statements show ____information but not __information.

  1. correct,detailed

  2. aggregate,detailed

  3. detailed,correct

  4. detailed,aggregate


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Financial statements of a company show the aggregate information. By aggregate we mean that all the transactions that have taken place in the business during the whole year. The financial statements do not show detailed information regarding about every transaction only recording of transaction takes place, not all details of the same are disclosed in the statements.