Theoretical Framework
Description: This test covers the basic concepts of accounting along with the theoretical framework. | |
Number of Questions: 20 | |
Created by: Prajapati Rathore | |
Tags: Basic concepts and conventions Theoretical Framework |
The provision for bad debts should be made in the books of accounts on the basis of
According to which concept of accounting, the goods withdrawan by the proprietor should be recorded as drawings of the business?
According to which convention of accounting, the contingent liability should be shown as a footnote of balance sheet?
The concept of conservatism is also known as
The accounting equation Assets = Liabilities + Capital is based on which of the following accounting principles?
The depreciation on fixed assets should be shown in the profit & loss account every year. It is according to
The cost price of a long term investment is Rs. 25,000 but its current market value is Rs. 15,000. The investment is likely to fetch Rs. 40,000 at its maturity. What should be the value which should be recorded in the books for this investment?
The non-monetary transactions are ignored to be recorded in the books due to
A business calculates stock at the end of every year according to FIFO or LIFO or weighted average method according to its suitability every year. Which accounting principle is violated?
According to which concept of accounting, the expenses of a particular period should be charged against the revenue earned during that period?
The concept of conservatism takes into account
Which accounting standard is concerned with accounting for intangible assets?
Which of the following concepts is not applicable to the joint venture business?
The value of residual postage stamps of the small amount lying in the business may not be shown in the books of accounts. It is as per
The cash system of accounting records the transactions relating to
How many accounting standards have been issued by ICAI till date?
Which accounting standard is concerned with cash flow statement?
Which of the following accounting systems produces more accurate result of profits or losses?
Which of the following systems of accounting is generally followed by professionals and not by the business enterprises?
Anticipate no profits but provide for all possible losses is concerned with which concept?