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Accounts - Principles of Accounts Past Questions and Answers

Jamb Accounts - Principles of Accounts Questions

Question 16:
Depreciation on a particular piece of machinery was N2,700 during the fifth year of its service life and N4,050 during the sixth year. The logical explanation for this is that?
  • A An addition was made to the asset during the sixth year
  • B The estimate of salvage value on this equipment was decreased
  • C A unit-of-output method of depreciation was used during the sixth year
  • D The estimate remaining service life of the assets was increased at the beginning of the sixth year
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Question 17:
The main features of the single system are that?
  • A Books of accounts are not maintained and business relies only on bank statement
  • B The journal records are absent and only the main ledger is kept 7
  • C There are incomplete classifications and recording procedures
  • D Only credit sales transactions and credit purchase are recorded
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Question 18:
The principal function of a sales ledger control account is to?
  • A Serve as internal check and provide quick information for the preparation of interim financial statements
  • B Serve as external check and provide quick information for the preparation of interim financial statements
  • C Provide quick information for the preparation of customers' statement
  • D Provide information for the control of salesmen's activities
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Question 19:
In dealing with incomplete records, fixed assets are posted to?
  • A Opening profit and loss as brought forward figures
  • B Closing balance sheet as carried forward figures
  • C Closing balance sheets as brought forward figures
  • D Closing profit and loss as brought forward figures
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Question 20:
When the factory cost of production has been ascertained, manufactured goods are transferred to trading account by?
  • A Debting manufacturing account and crediting trading acccount
  • B Crditing sales account and debtiting trading account
  • C Debiting sales account and crediting trading account
  • D Crediting manufacturing account and debiting trading account
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