Principles Of Accounts 2006 Jamb Examination

Principles Of Accounts 2006 Jamb Examination
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Question 11

After receiving the financial statement the Auditor General of the Federation must submit a report to the National Assembly within?
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The Constitution stipulates that the Auditor General must submit his report to the National Assembly within 90 days of receiving the financial statements. Correct option is D.

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Question 12

Gross earnings........................N950 000
Current liabilities...................N100 000
Operating expenses....................N350 000
10% debentures........................N400 000
Shareholder's fund....................N1300 000
Corporate tax is 30%

From the data above calculate the returns on equity?

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Gross earnings = 950,000. Operating expenses = 350,000. EBIT = 600,000. Debenture interest = 40,000. Profit before tax = 560,000. Tax (30%) = 168,000. Net profit = 392,000. Return on equity = (392,000 ÷ 1,300,000) × 100 = 30%.

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Question 13

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Turnover...........................N120 000
Net profit before tax..............N40 000
Net profit b/f.....................N68 000
Proposed dividends:
Ordinary shares....................N8 000
Preference shares..................N6 000
Corporate tax is 30%...............N10 000

The undistributed profit carried forward is?

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Question 14

Accrual accounting differs from cash accounting because it recognizes?
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Accrual accounting records income when earned and expenses when incurred, regardless of cash. It recognizes both debtors and creditors. Correct option is B.

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Question 15

Use the information below to answer questions Turnover...........................N120 000 Net profit before tax..............N40 000 Net profit b/f.....................N68 000 Proposed dividends: Ordinary shares....................N8 000 Preference shares..................N6 000 Corporate tax is 30%...............N10 000

What is the tax charged to profit and loss account?

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Question 16

A private company is different from a public company because?

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 A private company differs from a public company because it cannot invite members of the public to subscribe for its shares, while a public company can. This is a legal restriction under company law.

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Question 17

The use of a three-column cash book is determine by?

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 A three-column cash book records cash, bank, and discounts. The discount column is the main feature that necessitates a three-column cash book. Hence, cash discounts determine its use.

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Question 18

A major factor that enhanced the early development of accounting is the?

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The early development of accounting was largely driven by the growing of trade and commerce, which created the need to keep proper records of transactions.

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Question 19

Which of the following is source of document for the preparation of debtors' ledger account?

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The source document for preparing the debtors' ledger is the sales invoice because it shows goods sold on credit to customers.

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Question 20

Stationary which will be used over a long period of time is usually recorded as an expense instead of an asset. This concept is called?

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Stationery is relatively insignificant in value; hence, for convenience, it is recorded as an expense rather than an asset. This treatment is based on the materiality concept.

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