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Q8. A business has sales of Tk.1,00,000/-, cost of sales of Tk.60,000/- and expenses of
Tk.20,000/-. What is the gross profit margin?
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Q1. What are source documents used for recording financial transactions?
Q2. Definition: Invoice, credit notes, debit notes, delivery notes, goods received notes, sales
day book, purchase day book, cash book, Petty cash book, payroll
Q3. What are books of original entry used for?
Q4. What is the cash book used for?
Q5. What is the petty cash book used for?
Q6. What is the payroll used for?
Q7. What is the journal used for?
Q8. Petty cash is controlled under an imprest system. The imprest amount is Tk.100/-.
During a period, payments totaling Tk.53/- have been made. How much needs to be
reimbursed at the end of the period to restore petty cash to the imprest account?
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Ledger accounting and double entry (Chapter-4)
Q1. Why do we need ledger accounts?
Q2. What is the nominal ledger used for?
Q3. Definition: Nominal ledger, double entry bookkeeping, trade discount, cash discount,
VAT
Q4. Identify the debit and credit entries in the following transactions:
a) Bought a machine of Tk.10,000/- on credit
b) Bought goods of Tk.500/- on credit
c) Sold goods of Tk.1,200/- on credit
d) Paid D (a credit supplier) of Tk.3,000/-
e) Collected Tk.1,800/- from E, a credit customer
f) Rent paid Tk.5,000/-
g) Paid insurance premium of Tk.2,500/-
Q5. What are journals entries used for?
Q6. XYZ operates an imprest petty cash system. The imprest amount is Tk.150/-. At the end
of the period the totals of the four analysis columns in the petty cash book were as
follows:
Column 01 Tk.23/-
Column 02 Tk.7/-
Column 03 Tk.13/-
Column 04 Tk.28/-
How much cash is required to restore the imprest amount?
Q7. Please explain about accounting for trade discount and cash discount?
Q8. What is accounting for VAT?
Q9. A Ltd. purchase raw materials at a cost of Tk.1,000/- plus VAT @15%. From the raw
material A Ltd. makes finished products which it sells to a retail outlet, B Ltd. for
Tk.1,600/- plus VAT at 15%. B Ltd. sells the products to customers at a total price of
Tk.2,000/- plus VAT at 15%uch VAT is paid at each stage in the chain?
Q10. Individual customer accounts are kept in which ledger?
Q11. When a credit customer pays an invoice for Tk.230/- including VAT at 15%, what will
be credit entry in the VAT ledger account?
Q12. What may be happened when a debit entry occurred in a T account?
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Q1. What methodically steps you need to follow for preparing income statement and
balance sheet?
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Cost of sales, accruals and prepayments (Chapter-8)
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(Chapter-9)
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Inventories (Chapter-10)
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Non-current assets and depreciation (Chapter-11)
Q1. What items include for calculating the cost of non-current assets? (Page-274-section
overview)
Q2. What do you mean about Part exchange value of asset? (P-274, S-1.2)
Q3. What is depreciation? (P-275, s-1.4)
Q4. What factors are relevant to calculate the depreciation? (P-275, S-1.4)
Q5. ABC enterprises purchased a new car for office use. The invoice received contained the
following information:
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Company financial statements (Chapter-12)
What was the total amount received from the issue of shares for the year ended
December 31, 2010? (Tk.60,000/-)
Q6. The following information is available in relation to the tax figures to be included in the
financial statements of Golden Ltd.
What is the total tax paid during the year ended December 31, 2007? (Tk.2,35,800/-)
Q7. Rodhall Ltd. has a property which cost Tk.1,00,000 on 01.01.2000. It had then an
estimated useful life of 50 years. On 01.01.2005 the property was revalued to
Tk.2,80,000/-. The company has no other non-current assets. How much will be credited
to Rodhall Ltd’s revaluation reserve on 01.01.2005? (Tk.1,90,000/-)
Q8. If tax is under provided in the income statement for 2008 what effect will be incurred in
the following year income statement? (A reduction in profit for the year)
Q9. What requires under BAS-8 a change in accounting estimate prospective application or
retrospective application?
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Sole trader and partnership financial statements (Chapter-13)
Q1. What are differences between sole trader & Company financial statement? (P-354,
section overview)
Q2. How calculate the net assets under sole trade financial statements? (P-354)
Q3. In 2005 Waris takes drawings of Tk.40,000/- and ends 2005 with net assets of
Tk.8,50,000/- and opening capital of Tk.7,08,000. He did not introduce any capital in the
year. What was net profit of Waris in 2005?
Q4. How a sole trader convert in to a company? (P-357, section overview)
Q5. Why would a sole trader wish to register as a limited liability company? (P-357, S-2.1)
Q6. Arun, a sole trader, has agreed to sell his business to Wymax Ltd for Tk.1,00,000/-, the
consideration to be paid in Tk.0.50 shares valued at Tk.0.80. The following information is
available about Arun’s business as at the sale date:
Q9. What are differences between capital and current account? (P-366)
Q10. What is the procedure for conversion or sale of a partnership to a company? (P-374, S-7)
Q11. Definition: Partnership (P-362), appropriation of profit (P-365), current account (365)