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Accounts - Principles of Accounts Past Questions and Answers

Topic: Nature and Significance of Book keeping and Accounting

Jamb Accounts - Principles of Accounts Questions - Nature and Significance of Book keeping and Accounting

Question 71:
Which of these is a capital expenditure warrant?
  • A Provisional general warrant
  • B Development fund general warrant
  • C Reserved expenditure general warrant
  • D Supplementary warrant
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Question 72:
Use the information below to answer question
Goods from head office................N13,400
Returns to head office ...............N118
Rates and insurance paid .............N188
Wages paid ...........................N913
Cash remitted to head office..........N16,625
Stock at 1/1/2000.....................N1,875
Rents paid ...........................N325
Stock at 31/12/2000 ..................N1,975
Sundry expenses ......................N200
The profit realized from the trade is?
  • A N4 069
  • B N1 817
  • C N1 440
  • D N1 328
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Question 73:
Use the information below to answer question
Goods from head office................N13,400
Returns to head office ...............N118
Rates and insurance paid .............N188
Wages paid ...........................N913
Cash remitted to head office..........N16,625
Stock at 1/1/2000.....................N1,875
Rents paid ...........................N325
Stock at 31/12/2000 ..................N1,975
Sundry expenses ......................N200
What is the total expenses?
  • A N1 875
  • B N1 817
  • C N1 626
  • D N1 426
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Question 74:
The accounting principle that is applied to check arbitrary actions on the part of accountants is?
  • A Consistency
  • B Materiality
  • C Objectivity
  • D Realization
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Question 75:
The accounting principle that is applied to check arbitrary actions on the part of accountants is?
  • A Consistency
  • B Materiality
  • C Objectivity
  • D Realization
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