Top 150+ Solved Computerized Accounting Software MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Debit Note is used for

a. Sales Return

b. Purchase Return

c. Purchase Return only

d. None of the above

  • b. Purchase Return

Q. A ‘Debit note’ is a statement sent to the ------------- by the ----------------

a. Seller, buyer

b. Buyer, seller

c. Customer, seller

d. Creditor, seller

  • a. Seller, buyer

Q. A ‘credit note’ is sent by------------- to ----------------

a. Seller, buyer

b. Buyer, seller

c. Customer, seller

d. Creditor, seller

  • a. Seller, buyer

Q. The rate of trade discount varies with the ----------- purchased

a. Total asset

b. Current asset

c. Quantity

d. None of these

  • c. Quantity

Q. ‘Inventory books’ is used to view

a. Stock Items

b. Group Summary

c. Both A and B above

d. None of these

  • c. Both A and B above

Q. A trial balance is a---------

a. Ledger

b. Journal

c. Account

d. List

  • d. List

Q. A............. serves the purpose of both journal and ledger accounts

a. Journal proper

b. Purchase day book

c. Cash book

d. Any of the above

  • c. Cash book

Q. Trial balance is prepared on............ basis

a. Monthly

b. Annually

c. Half yearly

d. Any of the above.

  • d. Any of the above.

Q. Which option is used to exit Tally?

a. Exit

b. Close

c. Quit

d. Shut Company

  • c. Quit

Q. Salary Account comes under which head?

a. Indirect Incomes

b. Indirect Expenses

c. Direct Incomes

d. Direct Expenses

  • b. Indirect Expenses

Q. How many groups are pre-defined in Tally?

a. 28

b. 30

c. 15

d. 19

  • a. 28

Q. How many primary groups are there in Tally?

a. 19

b. 28

c. 15

d. 20

  • c. 15

Q. How many secondary groups are there in Tally?

a. 15

b. 13

c. 28

d. 3

  • b. 13

Q. Which option is used to view list of Primary and Secondary groups in Tally?

a. List of Accounts

b. Accounts

c. List

d. None of these

  • a. List of Accounts

Q. Which ledger is created by Tally automatically as soon as we create a new company?

a. Cash

b. Profit & Loss A/c.

c. Capital A/

d. A and B both

  • d. A and B both
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