Top 1000+ Solved Financial Accounting MCQ Questions Answer

From 1636 to 1650 of 1818

Q. Capital investments for the branches are made by

a. State office

b. Central office

c. Head office

d. None of these.

  • c. Head office

Q. Branches not keeping full system of accounting is called________.

a. Independent branches

b. Partial branches

c. Dependent branches

d. None of these

  • c. Dependent branches

Q. It is a system of finding out the profit made by a head office at a branch by preparing an account called_______.

a. Profit &loss a/c

b. Trading a/c

c. Branch a/c

d. None of these.

  • c. Branch a/c

Q. __________Account is prepared with a view to ascertain the gross profit of branch.

a. Branch account

b. Branch adjustment a/c

c. Branch expense a/c

d. None of these.

  • b. Branch adjustment a/c

Q. _________ represents goods sent by head office to the branch or by the branch to the head office but not received by other

a. Goods in transit

b. Cash in transit

c. Barter transit

d. None of these.

  • a. Goods in transit

Q. Under stock and debtors system, which of the following accounts is prepared with a view to ascertain Gross Profit of the Branch?

a. Branch Adjustment Account

b. Branch Profit and Loss Account

c. Branch Expenses Account

d. Goods Sent to Branch Account

  • a. Branch Adjustment Account

Q. Under Debtors’ system, credit sales are

a. Debited to Branch Account

b. Credited to Branch Account

c. Debited to Branch Debtors Account

d. None of the Above

  • c. Debited to Branch Debtors Account

Q. Branches may be classified into

a. Account branches and proper branch

b. Main branch and subordinate branch

c. Inland branches and foreign branches

d. None of the Above

  • c. Inland branches and foreign branches

Q. Transaction between branches are called

a. Branch transaction

b. Inter branch transaction

c. Internal transaction

d. None of these

  • b. Inter branch transaction

Q. The main reasons of keeping branch accounts

a. to find out the profit or loss of each branch for the accounting period

b. to ascertain the financial position of each branch at the end of the accounting year

c. to evaluate the progress and performance of each branch

d. All of these

  • d. All of these

Q. Profit generated from the branch is transferred to

a. Branch profit and loss account

b. General profit and loss account

c. Branch expenses account

d. None of these

  • b. General profit and loss account

Q. The price of goods sent by head office to branch at a price higher than cost price is called

a. Actual price

b. Unloaded price

c. Invoice price

d. None of these

  • c. Invoice price

Q. Branches not keeping full system of accounting is called

a. Independent branches

b. Partial branches

c. Dependent branches

d. None of these

  • c. Dependent branches

Q. As per Accounting Standard-3, Cash Flow is classified into:

a. Operating activities and investing activities.

b. Investing activities and financing activities.

c. Operating activities and financing activities.

d. Operating activities, financing activities and investing activities.

  • d. Operating activities, financing activities and investing activities.
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