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A-LevelAccountingAdjustments to Financial StatementsMay/June 2021

A business had a draft profit for the year of $200000. The following items were then discovered. 1 Depreciation charges had been overstated by $2...

A-LevelAccountingDouble Entry BookkeepingMay/June 2021

A trader purchased fixtures and fittings on credit from a supplier. These were faulty and were returned to the supplier. Which entry in the trader...

A-LevelAccountingFinancial Statements of Sole TradersMay/June 2021

A sole trader provided the following information. $ sales 200 000 opening inventory 50000 closing inventory 75000 gross margin 25% What were the...

A-LevelAccountingFinancial Statements of Sole TradersMay/June 2021

Which item would not appear in the financial statements of a sole trader?

A-LevelAccountingPartnership AccountsMay/June 2021

L and M are partners sharing profits and losses equally. This year M's share of the profit is $18000. Next year they plan to change the partnershi...

A-LevelAccountingPartnership AccountsMay/June 2021

V and E are in partnership, sharing profits and losses equally. Their capital accounts showed the following credit balances at 31 March 2021. $ V...

A-LevelAccountingPartnership AccountsMay/June 2021

Which account is used to calculate the profit or loss on the dissolution of a partnership?

A-LevelAccountingCompany AccountsMay/June 2021

Which statements apply when a bonus issue of ordinary shares is made by a company? 1 It will be made to existing shareholders. 2 The issue can be ...

A-LevelAccountingCompany AccountsMay/June 2021

At the start of the year a limited company's equity was as follows. $ ordinary shares of $1 each 200 000 retained earnings 120 000 During the ye...

A-LevelAccountingCompany AccountsMay/June 2021

The financial year of a limited company ends on 30 June. The following information is available regarding ordinary dividends. for the year ended d...

A-LevelAccountingAnalysis and Interpretation of Financial StatementsMay/June 2021

The trade receivables turnover ratio figures for two companies are shown. company turnover in days X 45 Y 55 What does this indicate about compan...

A-LevelAccountingAnalysis and Interpretation of Financial StatementsMay/June 2021

In 2019 a company's non-current asset turnover ratio was $\frac{\$20200}{\$5100}$ = 3.96 times. During 2020 the following took place. 1 Net reven...

A-LevelAccountingCosting Principles and SystemsMay/June 2021

Which statements are correct? 1 Fixed cost per unit changes with a change in the level of production. 2 Variable cost per unit changes with a chan...

A-LevelAccountingCosting Principles and SystemsMay/June 2021

An employee is paid $20 an hour basic pay for working seven hours a day. Overtime is paid at the rate of time and a quarter (basic pay plus 25%). A...

A-LevelAccountingCosting Principles and SystemsMay/June 2021

A business uses absorption costing. What will be included in cost of sales?

A-LevelAccountingCosting Principles and SystemsMay/June 2021

The following information is provided about one unit of a product. $ selling price 100 contribution 40 profit 10 The selling price is expected t...

A-LevelAccountingCosting Principles and SystemsMay/June 2021

The following information is available. $ unit selling price 36 direct cost per unit 18 selling commission per unit 2 total fixed costs 180 000 t...

A-LevelAccountingCosting Principles and SystemsMay/June 2021

How is break-even revenue calculated?

A-LevelAccountingBudgeting and Decision MakingMay/June 2021

A business manufactures three products. The following information was provided. per unit X $ Y $ Z $ selling price 450 350 400 direct material 1...

A-LevelAccountingBudgeting and Decision MakingMay/June 2021

The following information is available for a month. per unit $ selling price 100 contribution 30 Total fixed costs were $100000 and budgeted sal...

A-LevelAccountingBudgeting and Decision MakingMay/June 2021

A business makes and sells a single product. It has a selling price of $100 and a contribution per unit of $40. When output is 500 units, the bus...

A-LevelAccountingBudgeting and Decision MakingMay/June 2021

What is not an advantage to a business of preparing budgets?

A-LevelAccountingAccounting Concepts and PrinciplesMay/June 2022

Which accounting concept states that revenue can only be recognised after it has been earned?

A-LevelAccountingDepreciation and Non-Current AssetsMay/June 2022

A sole trader has changed the method of depreciating his machinery from the reducing balance method in the year 1 to the straight-line method in th...

A-LevelAccountingDepreciation and Non-Current AssetsMay/June 2022

Paul has a year end of 31 December. On 1 January 2020, he bought a non-current asset for $10000. He sold it on 1 January 2021 for $8500. Paul usual...

A-LevelAccountingDepreciation and Non-Current AssetsMay/June 2022

A business depreciates its machinery at 10% per annum using the straight-line method on a month-by-month basis. The business's financial year end i...

A-LevelAccountingControl Accounts and Error CorrectionMay/June 2022

Why does a business maintain sales and purchases ledger control accounts as part of the double entry accounting system? 1 It allows a trial balance...

A-LevelAccountingBank ReconciliationMay/June 2022

Doug received his business bank statement. He updated the cash book and prepared the bank reconciliation statement. Which items appeared on the ban...

A-LevelAccountingControl Accounts and Error CorrectionMay/June 2022

At 31 December 2021, the sales ledger control account had a balance of $19100 while the total balances in the sales ledger were $20900. The followi...

A-LevelAccountingInventory ValuationMay/June 2022

At the year-end, Victor had 100 units of inventory which had cost $12 per unit. Of these, eight units had been received on the last day of the year...

A-LevelAccountingAccruals and PrepaymentsMay/June 2022

Which items are treated as expenses in the income statement?

A-LevelAccountingFinancial Statements and Error CorrectionMay/June 2022

At 31 December 2021, the draft statement of financial position for a business showed total assets of $1000 000. The following was then discovered. ...

A-LevelAccountingFinancial Statements and Accounting ConceptsMay/June 2022

On what basis does a trading business produce an income statement? 1 cash received and paid out by the business in the year 2 income earned less co...

A-LevelAccountingIncomplete RecordsMay/June 2022

A business provides the following information. revenue $140000 opening inventory $22000 closing inventory $24500 purchases $120000 Goods are sold a...

A-LevelAccountingIncomplete RecordsMay/June 2022

A business owner does not maintain a full set of accounting records. At the end of the financial year the following information is available. trade...

A-LevelAccountingPartnershipsMay/June 2022

The provisions of the Partnership Act apply if partners do not draw up a partnership agreement. Which statement is true as a provision of the Partn...

A-LevelAccountingPartnershipsMay/June 2022

Dua and Noor are in partnership sharing profits and losses equally. They admitted Zee and now share profits and losses in the ratio Dua:Noor:Zee, 2...

A-LevelAccountingPartnershipsMay/June 2022

The following information is available for a partnership. profit for the year before interest $15000 interest on partner's loan to the firm $1000 i...

A-LevelAccountingLimited Companies (Financial Statements)May/June 2022

Which item should not be recorded in a statement of changes in equity?

A-LevelAccountingLimited Companies (Share Capital & Reserves)May/June 2022

The following information has been extracted from the statement of financial position of a limited company. 6% debenture (2026–2028) $20000 400000 ...

A-LevelAccountingLimited Companies (Share Capital)May/June 2022

On 1 January, X Limited had share capital of 100000 ordinary shares which had been issued at their par value of $1 each. There was no share premium...

A-LevelAccountingInventory ValuationMay/June 2022

The following information is available for a business. sales revenue $500 000 purchases $365 000 gross margin 25% mark-up 33% inventory at start of...

A-LevelAccountingFinancial RatiosMay/June 2022

The following shows extracts from the statement of financial position of a company. at 30 September $ non-current assets 120 000 inventory 35000 tr...

A-LevelAccountingInventory ValuationMay/June 2022

The cost of direct materials is increasing. What is the effect if a business uses first-in-first-out (FIFO) instead of average cost (AVCO) for inve...

A-LevelAccountingCosting (Cost Behaviour)May/June 2022

Q Limited employs machine operators and supervisors. Each machine operator produces 100 units per week. One supervisor can supervise up to 10 machi...

A-LevelAccountingCosting (Absorption vs Marginal)May/June 2022

What is a limitation of absorption costing?

A-LevelAccountingCosting (Absorption vs Marginal)May/June 2022

The following information relates to one accounting period. opening inventory 40 000 units closing inventory 44 000 units absorption cost profit $2...

A-LevelAccountingBreak-even AnalysisMay/June 2022

The selling price of a product remains constant. In which circumstances will the break-even point in units decrease? 1 increase in labour costs per...

A-LevelAccountingBreak-even AnalysisMay/June 2022

A company makes and sells a single product type. The product is sold for $50 per unit and variable costs are $30 per unit. Total fixed costs are $5...

A-LevelAccountingDecision Making (Limiting Factors)May/June 2022

A business makes and sells three different product types, M, N and O. The following information is available. product M N O per unit $ $ $ sellin...

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