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Accounts - Principles of Accounts Past Questions and Answers

Jamb Accounts - Principles of Accounts Questions

Question 711:
Which of the following is an item in the debit side of the sales ledger control account?
  • A Interest charged by suppliers
  • B Bills receivable honored
  • C Transfer of credit balances from credit control account
  • D Transfer of debit balance from creditors control account
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Question 712:
The cost incurred by departments that support the production departments with such activities as maintenance, production control and storage are called?
  • A Autonomous costs
  • B Service costs
  • C Supporting cost
  • D Subsidiary costs
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Question 713:
Use the information below to answer questions below
Work-in-progress 1/1........................N1,000
Work-in-progress 31/12......................N2,000
Production cost of goods manufactured.......N20,000
Sales.......................................N50,000
Stock of finished goods 1/1.................N4,000
Stock of finished goods 31/12...............N5,000
Selling and distribution expenses...........N2,000
Administrative expenses.....................N1,000
Determine the gross profit?
  • A 49,000
  • B 48,000
  • C 31,000
  • D 30,000
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Question 714:
Use the information below to answer questions below
Work-in-progress 1/1........................N1,000
Work-in-progress 31/12......................N2,000
Production cost of goods manufactured.......N20,000
Sales.......................................N50,000
Stock of finished goods 1/1.................N4,000
Stock of finished goods 31/12...............N5,000
Selling and distribution expenses...........N2,000
Administrative expenses.....................N1,000
What is the net profit?
  • A N46,000
  • B N45,000
  • C N28,000
  • D N27,000
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Question 715:
Receipt and payments account is a summary of the?
  • A Budget
  • B Trading account
  • C Cash book
  • D Profit and loss account
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