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c)
No standard Principles
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c) Bank book
d) Creditors Ledger
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b) Day Book
b) Rule 35
c) rule 15
d) none of these
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b) Register of mistakes
c) Liability register
d) Rectification Register
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d) corpus
b) grant
c) Loan
d) advance
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c) Share capital
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b) admission fee
b) loan
c) advance
d) Subsidy
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b) Day book
d) none of these
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d) Trial Balance
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b) Loss
c) Profit or Loss
d) risk
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c) Secretary
d) General Body
b) Detection of Fraud
In India the c operative movement was officially launched with the passing of the first all
India Act in
a) 1979
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c) 1912
d) 1904
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b) 1905
b) Day book
c)register
d)None of these
b)Chartered accountant
d)Members
a)Voucher
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b)Invoice
d)File
Detailed scheme set by auditor for carrying out the audit job is called
a)Audit Programme
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c)ledger
b)check list
d) Voucher Book
Amount paid by the co operative society to the department for hiring the service of audit
personnels in the Department
a)Audit fee
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b) The Registrar
Audit Conducted as per the provisions of the cooperative societies Act and rules are called
a) Statutory audit
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d)levy
d)concurrent audit
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d) summary of defects
d)remuneration
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b) Vouching c) Verification
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d) other Books
verification of fixed asset by the auditor should be made with reference to the ................
a) documents relating to their acquisition
c) Cash Book
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d) Purchase register
Every cooperative society shall maintain accounts and book for the purpose of recording
business transactions by it and close them every year on .....................
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d)30thSeptember, by 31stOctober
If the totals of two sides of trial balances agree, normally it signifies the ...................of the
accounts.
a)Correctness
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b)Accuracy
c)Arithmetical accuracy
In the case of non trading societies such as Co -operative Education Societies, hospital,
societies and similar other types of societies, which do not undertake trading activities, it
is common to term the Profit and Loss Account as..............
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a) Revenue Account
c)Profit statement
b)Audio
c)percieve
d)to Listen
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Registered debentures, stocks and shares, Government Securities, Inscribed stocks and
Bearer bonds and share warrants are........
a)Current assets
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b)floating Asset
...............is a Register,showing the name and address of each member, the date of
admission, the shares taken by him and the amount of share capital, if any refunded to him
together with the date of each such payment and refund
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a)Nomination Register
c)Admission register
d)Minutes Book
b)Ledger of Borrowing
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b)register
d)None of these
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b)Liquid Cover
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d) Ledger
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c)Voucher
b)Central Society
c)Primary Society
d)None of these