What is the correct sequence of the following in the preparation of periodical financial statements?
I. preparation of Balance sheet
II. preparation of Funds flow statement
III. preparation of Trial balance
IV. preparation of Profit/Loss statement
Select the correct answer from the options given below and mark your answer sheet accordingly
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the options given below the lists:
List-I (Accounting concept)
List-II (Principle involved)
a. Consistency
1. Losses are anticipated and accounted for in advance but profits are not accounted for until realised.
b. Comparability
2. All the relevant financial informations should be summarised and presented in the accounting statements.
c. Conservatism
3. Accounting procedures in an entity should be followed uniformly from period to period.
d. Disclosure
4. Accounting statement of different periods of an entity and those of different entities of a period should be based on the same accounting principles and procedures.
5. Personal Judgement of accountants should not influence accounting measurements.
On 1st January 1992 there was a balance of Rs. 4,000 in the plant and machinery account. An addition of Rs. 2,000 was made on 1st July 1992. Accounts were closed for the year on 31st December 1992. If depreciation was charged at 10% per annum, the balance in the plant and machinery account on the closing date would be:
Stock as on 5th January - Rs. 27,000; purchases between 31st December and 5th January - Rs. 700; cost of sales between 31st December and 5th January - Rs. 1,500 what was the stock on 31st December?
The payment side of the cash book is undercast by Rs. 200. When overdraft as per pass book is the starting point, to get the overdraft as per cash book . . . . . . . .