Income Side of Statement of Profit and Loss
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- Other Expenses
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Fictitious assets are shown on the asset side of the balance sheet of a company ________
What account is petty cash under?
Revenue from operations includes _____.
Sale of services
Other operating revenues
Sale of products
All of these
A company disposes of equipment that it no longer uses in its business. The amount received by the company is more than the amount the asset is carried at in the accounting records. The company will report a(n)
Expense
Gain
Loss
Revenue
Interest income in case of a company other than a finance company is Revenue from operations.
True
None of these
False
Partially true
Is it true or false that a grocery store’s sale of its old delivery van to one of its employees for Rs. 2, 000 should be recorded in the Revenue from Operations?
True
False
Partially True
None of these
Other Income is a part of revenue from operations.
True
False
None of these
Partially true
Balance sheet
Notes to accounts
Statement of profit & loss
None of these
- The percentage of Gross Profit serves as a guide in fixing the selling price of the goods in future
- The percentage of Net Profit on sales can be ascertained
- The stock at commencement can be compared with the stock at end in order to ascertain whether the purchases have been wise
- The trading account affords facilities for comparing the figures of sales and direct expenses with those of previous years.
- When costs are reduced through increased machine speed
- When actual losses are less than the normal level
- When the process output is greater than planned
- When actual losses are greater than the normal loss level
- Other Expenses
- Other Income
- Total Expenses
- Total Income
- Purchase Account
- Sales account
- Cash Account
- Drawing Account
- Operations
- Activities
- Both
- None
- profit and loss
- cash
- trading
- capital
- Reflecting unrecorded revenue earned during the accounting period.
- Adjusting recorded costs with the appropriate accounting periods
- Adjusting recorded revenue with the appropriate accounting periods
- Reflecting unrecorded expenses incurred during the accounting period
The interest on capital is an income of the firm.
- Have a very particular format
- Does not have a specific format
- Must be prepared by law
- Given by consignor to consignee
Interest on Calls-in-arrears is ______________for the company.
a) income
b) expenditure
c) gain
d) loss
- Balance sheet
- Notes to account
- Statement of P&L
- Bank Statement
- Depreciation of furniture
- Depreciation of office equipment
- Depreciation of machinery used in production effort
- Depreciation of vehicles
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