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The Professional CPA Review School

Main: 3F C. Villaroman Bldg. 873 P. Campa St. cor Espana, Sampaloc, Manila
 (02) 735 8901 / 0917-1332365
email add: crc_ace@yahoo.com
Baguio Davao
2nd Flr. #12 CURAMED Bldg. Marcos Highway, Baguio City 3/F GCAM Bldg. Monteverde St. Davao City
 (074) 6200710/0967-3847348  0917-1332365

TAXATION MAY 2023 BATCH


FIRST PRE-BOARD EXAMINATION SUGGESTED SOLUTION

1) C

2) D

3) C

4) A

5) C

6) A

7) D

8) D

9) D

10) D

11) B

12) D

13) C

14) D

15) C

16) D

17) D

18) A

19) A

20) A

21) B
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22) C

23) B

24) A

25) C

26) A

27) A

28) B

29) C

30) B

31) B

32) D

33) A

34) C

35) C

36) A

37) C

Gross Income:
Practice of Profession 700,000
Rental Income 150,000
Allowable Deductions:
Practice of Profession (520,000)
Property Rented (70,000)
Taxable Income 260,000 (C)

38) A
Basic salary 600,000
Taxable 13th month and other benefits:
> 13th month pay 50,000
> Mid year bonus 10,000
> Year-end bonus 20,000
> Uniform (P10,000 - P6,000) 4,000
> Rice subsidy (P36,000 - P24,000) 12,000
Less Exemptions (90,000) 6,000
Taxable income 606,000

39) D
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CGT (2M*6%) 120,000


Royalties (150K*10%) 15,000
Interest Income
2,000
(30K*1/3*20%)
Final Withholding Taxes 137,000

40) B
NEW
Selling Price 900,000
Cost (500,000)
Gain 400,000
Multiply: 15%
60,000

Capital Gains Tax 60,000


Multiply: (225K/400K)
Total 33,750

41) D

42) B
SAC
Car acquired by LUQUE 3,000,000
Car acquired by ANNA 4,500,000
House and Lot 15,000,000
Jewelries -
Personal Properties 2,500,000
Land -
Rental Income (75%) -
Benefits -
Proceeds - Insurance -
25,000,000

43) B

44) A

45) C

46) D

47) D

48) B

49) D

50) B
CO 247,500
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UPZ 250,000 0%
B: 2,625,000
200,000
2,825,000
ITP @ 8% 226,000

51) C FT 100,000 @ 20% 20,000

52) A
Consideration received:
Shares FMV 2,900,000
Cash 1,500,000
Idle Lot (CA) FMV 1,600,000
Basis of Prep. transf. (3,000,000)
Indicated gain on the transfer (not in excess
of the total of cash & FMV of prop. received 3,000,000 x 50% (LTHS) or
1,500,000 CG
Basis of shares received:
Cost of RR transferred 3,000,000
Indicated gain above 3,000,000
Total of cash & FMV of idle LOT (CA) received 3,100,000
Basis of shares received 2,900,000

53) C
S.P. of shares invest. 3,500,000
Basis of share sold (2,900,000)
Capital gain 600,000
FT rate 15%
FCGT due 90,000

54) B
Higher S.P./FMV of the idle LOT (CA)sold 1,700,000
FT rate 6%
FCGT due 102,000

55) B

56) B
Inc. in NW 700,000
Add (deduct) adjs.:
FT (95,000)
FT (75,000)
FT (NET effect) (107,500)
PR (no adjs.) -
L (net not recognized) 100,000
ND 130,000
ND 25,000
ND 150,000
ND 120,000
ND (excess (CL) deducted) 7,500
35,000
TI per investigation 990,000

57) C
GE R & R Prep. 11,000,000
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ins. rec. 5,000,000


OD Obligations (1,500,000)
NET CE 14,500,000
SD Std. D. (5,000,000)
SSS ½ x 14.5M (7,250,000)
Taxable NE 2,250,000

58) B
Net CE above 14,500,000
Estate Tax payable (135,000)
Unpaid med. exp. (400,000)
Unpaid fun. exp. (300,000)
Distributable NE 13,665,000

59) C

60) A
GE 7,000,000
AD
(1) (1,000,000)
(2) (5,000,000)
TE 1,000,000

61) A

62)
Gross Output
Receipts VAT
Domestic Calls 5,000,000 600,000
Overseas Calls 3,000,000 -
Total 8,000,000 600,000

Input VAT:
Purchases of supplies (Php300k x 12%) 36,000
Purchases of equipment (Php800k x 12%) 96,000
Input VAT attributable to exempt sales
(36,000) (96,000)
(Php96k x Php3M / Php8M)
VAT Payable 504,000

63) D
Net income P 500,000
Dividends domestic corporation (30,000)
Provision for bad debts 10,000
Rent collected 50,000
Reverse tax benefit rule on write-off (30,000)
Reverse tax benefit rule on refund (15,000)
Philippine interest from bank (80,000)
Taxable income P 405,000

63) A
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Revenues on credit 500,000


Cash Revenues 800,000
Increase in receivables (100,000)
Gross Receipts 1,200,000
Multiply by VAT Rate 12%
VAT Payable 144,000
64) B

OUTPUT TAX (400K*12%) 48,000


INPUT TAX:
MERCHANDISE (80K*12%) (9,600)
EQUIPMENT (1.2M/60*12%) (2,400)
UTILITIES (30K*12%) (3,600)
VAT PAYABLE 32,400

65) C
Regular Zero Rated Export
Output Tax 96,000 - -
Input Tax (45,000) (10,000) (15,000)
(10,667) (5,333) (4,000)
VAT Payable Bef Credit 40,333 (15,333) (19,000)
(15,333) 15,333 -
VAT Payable Aft Credit 25,000 - (19,000)

66) D

Purchase of generator set 118,000


(1M x 12% x 59mos / 60mos)
Purchase of furniture & equipment
35,000
(300k x 12% x 35mos / 36mos)
Input VAT Credit 153,000

67) B (7K VS 10800) 3,800

68) A

69) A

70) C
MANAGEMENT ADVISORY SERVICES
FIRST PREBOARD
MAY 2023 BATCH
ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS

1 D 11 B 21 D 31 C 41 D 51 D 61 A
2 C 12 A 22 A 32 C 42 B 52 C 62 C
3 B 13 A 23 C 33 D 43 C 53 B 63 D
4 B 14 B 24 C 34 B 44 A 54 B 64 C
5 D 15 D 25 B 35 A 45 C 55 C 65 A
6 C 16 D 26 C 36 C 46 A 56 D 66 C
7 C 17 B 27 A 37 A 47 D 57 D 67 D
8 A 18 B 28 B 38 C 48 C 58 C 68 B
9 D 19 C 29 A 39 D 49 D 59 B 69 C
10 D 20 A 30 A 40 A 50 D 60 D 70 C

1. Answer: D
2. Answer: C
3. Answer: B
4. Answer: B
5. Answer: D
6. Answer: C
7. Answer: C
8. Answer: A
9. Answer: D
10. Answer: D
11. Answer: B
12. Answer: A
13. Answer: A
14. Answer: B
15. Answer: D
16. Answer: D
17. Answer: B
18. Answer: B
19. Answer: C
20. Answer: A
Fixed Costs = 300 + 2,500 + 450
= P3,250
21. Answer: D
22. Answer: A

ABC Corporation
Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured
For the period ended _____
Direct Materials:
Beginning Raw Materials 20,000
Add: Raw Materials Purchases 140,000
Indirect Materials Purchases 0
Raw Materials Available for Use 160,000
Less: Ending Raw Materials Inventory (10,000)
Raw Materials Used 150,000
Less: Indirect Materials Used** (0)
Direct Materials Used in Production 150,000
Direct Labor 160,000
Manufacturing Overhead 200,000
Total Manufacturing Costs 510,000
Beginning – Work-In Process 20,000
Total Goods Put Into Process 530,000
Ending – Work-In Process (100,000)
Cost of Goods Manufactured 430,000

23. Answer: C

ABC Corporation
Statement of Cost of Goods Sold
For the period ended _____
Beginning – Finished Goods 40,000
Cost of Goods Manufactured 430,000
Total Goods Available for Sale 470,000
Ending – Finished Goods (50,000)
Cost of Goods Sold 420,000

24. Answer: C
25. Answer: B
26. Answer: C
27. Answer: A
28. Answer: B
29. Answer: A
30. Answer: A
31. Answer: C
32. Answer: C
Additional Sales 2,400,000 – 1,440,000 = 960,000
Additional profit 480,000 – 144,000 = 336,000
CMR = 336,000 / 960,000 = 35%
BE sales = 361,200 / 35% = 1,032,000

33. Answer: D
CM = 1,200,000 – 720,000 = 480,000
CMR = 480,000 / 1,200,000 = 40%
FC = 480,000 + 160,000 = 640,000
BE sales = 640,000 / 40% = 1,600,000
BE units = 1,600,000 / 50 = 32,000 units
Current units sold = 1,200,000 / 50 = 24,000 units
Additional units sold t breakeven = 32,000 – 24,000 = 8,000 units

34. Answer: B
CM = 1,800,000 – 1,080,000 = 720,000
CMR = 720,000 / 1,800,000 = 40%
TS = FC / (CMR – PM)
= 750,000 / (40% - 10%)
= 2,500,000

35. Answer: A
CMU = 30 – 10 = P20
BTP = 63,000 / (1 – 40%)
= 105,000
TS units = (FC + TP) / CMU
= (375,000 + 105,000) / 20
= 24,000 units

36. Answer: C
BE sales = Actual sales – Margin of safety
= 1,800,000 – 720,000
= 1,080,000
CMR = 1 – 80% = 20%
FC = BE sales x CMR
= 1,080,000 x 20%
= P216,000

37. Answer: A
DOL = CM / P
= 520,000 / 130,000
=4
% change in Profit = % change in Sales x DOL
= 15% x 4
= 60%

38. Answer: C
Sales mix in peso sales:
Gibson = P1 / P4 = 25%
Fender = P3 / P4 = 75%

WACMR = (40% x 25%) + (50% x 75%)


= 47.5%
BE Sales = 712,500 / 47.5%
= P1,500,000

39. Answer: D

40. Answer: A
BE sales = FC / CMR
= 100,000 / 40%
= 250,000
MOS = actual sales – BE sales
= 375,000 – 250,000
= P125,000

41. Answer: D
42. Answer: B
43. Answer: C
44. Answer: A
45. Answer: C
Absorption Variable
Ending inventory, units
(7,000 – 6,000) 1,000 1,000
x Product cost per unit
([9,450 + P4,725] / 7,000 units) P2.025
(9,450 / 7,000) P1.35
Total cost of finished goods ending inventory P2,025 P1,350

46. Answer: A
Absorption Variable
Sales P21,000 P21,000
Less cost of goods sold/variable cost:
Cost of goods sold
(6,000 x P2.025) P12,150
(6,000 x P1.35) P8,100
Variable operating cost - 1,470
Total P12,150 P9,570
Gross profit/contribution margin P8,850 P11,430
Operating expenses/fixed costs:
Fixed manufacturing costs P- P4,725
Fixed operating expenses 2,100 2,100
Variable operating expenses 1,470 -
Total P3,570 P6,825
Operating income P5,280 P4,605

47. Answer: D
Change in NI = 9,500 – 9,125
= P375
Change in Inventory = 375 / 1.5
= 250 units
Units produced = 1000 + 250
= 1,250 units

48. Answer: C
change in net income = (13,600/10,000) x (10,000 – 9,200)
= P1,088

49. Answer: D

50. Answer: D
Relevant cost to make = (36 – 8) + (60,000/30,000)
= P30

Relevant cost to buy = P33


Disadvantage of buying = 33 – 30
= P3 per unit

51. Answer: D
Relevant cost to make = (36 – 8) + (60,000/30,000)
= P30 x 30,000
= 900,000

Relevant cost to buy = 900,000 – 100,000


= 800,000
Purchase price = 33 x 30,000 = 990,000
Savings from rent = 990,000 – 800,000
= P190,000

52. Answer: C
53. Answer: B
Purchase cost (2,000 x P15) P30,000

Relevant cost to make:


Variable cost (2,000 x P16) - 8,000 P24,000
Avoidable fixed cost (8,000 x 0.25) 2,000 26,000
Additional cost - Buy (Decrease in profit) P4,000

Alternative computation for relevant cost to make:


Total cost (2,000 x P16) P32,000
Less unavoidable fixed cost (8,000 x0.75) 6,000
Relevant cost to make P26,000

54. Answer: B
Incremental revenue = 25 x 1,000 = P25,000
Incremental costs = 4 + 10 + 8 + (2,000/1000)
= 24 x 1,000
= P24,000
Incremental profit = 25,000 – 24,000
= P1,000

55. Answer: C
Lost CM = 15,000 – 8,500 – 3,000 = P3,500
Avoidable FC = 1,500
Disadvantage of closing segment B = 3,500 – 1,500
= P2,000

56. Answer: D
Additional sales (350,000 - 250,000) P100,000
Additional costs ( 75,000 + 15,000) 90,000
Additional profit P10,000

57. Answer: D
Productions order: Y, X
Product X: 60 / 6 = 10
Product Y: 42 / 3 = 14

Total capacity - MH 42,000


Machine hours devoted to
Product Y (8,000 x 3) 24,000
Hours available to X 16,000

Production of X: 18,000 / 6 = 3,000

58. Answer: C
59. Answer: B
60. Answer: D
Materials inspection = P12 x 12 = P144
In-Process inspection = 0.14 x 17,500 = 2,450
Product certification = 77 x 30 = 2,310
Allocated cost based on ABC = P4,904

Allocated cost based on traditional costing = 30,000 x 15%


= P4,500

Difference in costs allocated = 4,904 – 4,500


= P404

61. Answer: A
62. Answer: C
63. Answer: D
64. Answer: C
Budgeted production = 12,000 – 1,200 +1,400
= 12,22 units

65. Answer: A
Budgeted purchases = (800,000 x 65%) +140,000 – 130,000
= P530,000
66. Answer: C
Cash collections on August:
From June sales = 130,000 x 16% = 20,800
From July sales = 135,000 x 50% = 67,500
From August sales = 150,000 x 30% = 45,000
Total collections on August = P133,300

67. Answer: D

68. Answer: B
Accounts receivable, May 31 = P240,000 x 40%
= P96,000

69. Answer: C
Production cost = 260,000 + (5x34,000)
= P430,000

70. Answer: C

******end******
The Professional CPA Review School
Main: 3F C. Villaroman Bldg. 873 P. Campa St. cor Espana, Sampaloc, Manila
 (02) 735 8901 / 0917-1332365
email add: crc_ace@yahoo.com
Baguio Davao
2nd Flr. #12 CURAMED Bldg. Marcos Highway, Baguio City 3/F GCAM Bldg. Monteverde St. Davao City
 (074) 6200710/0967-3847348  0917-1332365

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS MAY 2023 BATCH


FIRST PRE- BOARD EXAMINATION FEB 11, 2023; 12:00NN-3:00PM

INSTRUCTIONS: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. Mark only one
answer for each item by writing a SHADING corresponding to the letter of your choice on the
answer sheet .

1. To have the effect of payment, debts in money should be made in currency stipulated by the parties
or:
A. In currency which is legal tender in the Philippines.
B. By the delivery of manager’s check or cashier’s check
C. By the delivery of promissory note or bills of exchange.
D. By the delivery of a property as equivalent of payment

2. Mrs. Moh sold her car for Php2m to Mrs. Koh. There was no fixed date for the performance of the
obligations of both parties. The obligations of Mrs. Moh as vendor is:
A. To wait for Mrs. Koh to pay Php2m and deliver the car.
B. To deliver the car immediately as this is a perfected contract.
C. To deliver the car after Mrs. Koh demands for its delivery.
D. To rescind the contract because no time or date is fixed for the performance of their respective
obligations.

3. 1st Statement - The conveyance of ownership of a thing as an accepted equivalent of performance is


called dation in payment which is cumulative and governed by the law on sales
2nd Statement – A potestative condition will render an obligation void.
A. Both statements are wrong C. 1st is correct, 2nd is wrong
B. Both statements are correct D. 1st is wrong, 2nd is correct

4. Clara owes Crisistomo Php1m, guaranteed by Cecilio. Crisistomo assigned his credit to Cristina.
Cristina assigned her credit to Criselda. Criselda assigned her credit to Clara. The obligation of Clara
is extinguished because of:
A. Compensation C. Novation
B. Confusion D. Rescission

5. Fidel is indebted to Crispin in the amount of Php1m. Fidel voluntarily and even after the prescription
of the debt, paid Crispin on January 27, 2023. Now Fidel would like to recover what he paid. In this
case:
A. Fidel must institute a case for recovery under the principle of solutio indebite
B. Under the law the creditor has no right to demand payment of an obligation after it has
prescribed and therefore Crispin has unjustly enriched himself
C. Fidel cannot recover because payment is a mode of extinguishing the monetary obligation.
D. Fidel cannot recover because what he fulfilled is a natural obligation

6. Atoy, Bitoy and Caloy executed a promissory note binding themselves to pay P9,000 to Tito, Vic and
Joey. The note is now due and demandable. Can the creditors proceed against Atoy alone for the
payment of the entire debt?
A. No, each creditor can collect only P3,000 from Atoy.
B. Yes, any of the creditors can collect P9,000 from Atoy.
C. No, each creditor can collect only P1,000 from A.
D. Yes, since the promissory note is silent with respect to the rights of the creditors, the obligation
is presumed to be solidary.
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7. Boy Favaya, a jeepney driver, driving recklessly, caused serious physical injuries to his passenger
Biboy and pedestrian Diday. As a result, which of the following is not correct?
A. Biboy may proceed against Boy for culpa criminal
B. Biboy may proceed against Boy for culpa contractual
C. Diday may proceed against Boy for culpa aquiliana
D. Diday may proceed against Boy for culpa criminal

8. Which of the following relative to the fruits of a determinate thing is false?


A. The creditor has a right to the fruits of the thing subject matter of the obligation from the
perfection of the contract
B. The creditor has a right to the fruits of the thing subject matter of the obligation from the time
the fruits are physically delivered to him
C. The creditor has a right to the fruits of the thing subject matter of the obligation from the
moment of the meeting of the minds
D. The creditor has a right to the fruits of the thing subject matter of the obligation from
the time the obligation to deliver the thing arises

9. Buknoy promised to give to Totoy a specific dog on Christmas day in year 2022. As of today, Buknoy
has not made the delivery. Is Buknoy in delay?
A. No, because Buknoy has no capacity to deliver
B. Yes because Buknoy’s liability is due and demandable
C. No, because Totoy has not demanded the performance of the obligation
D. Yes because the debtor loses the benefit of the period and the obligation is demandable at
once.

10. Bob promised to give his Nissan X-trail car if Baby will pass the CPA board exams on October 2022.
Before the results of the exams, the car was destroyed by typhoon “Dagit”. Baby passed the
October 2022 CPA board exams. Is Bob’s obligation extinguished?
A. Yes because the car was lost thru a fortuitous event
B. No. Bob must give another car
C. Yes if Bob will deliver the value of the car without liability to pay damages
D. No because the period was established for the benefit of the debtor

11. Which of the following is an accessory thing?


A. milk from a cow
B. mango tree
C. pendant of a necklace
D. video camera

12. Bok borrowed P10,000 from Boy secured by a mortgage contract. Without the knowledge of Bok,
Bong paid Boy P10,000 to release the debt of Bok. As a result:
A. Bong can recover what he paid from Bok.
B. Bong cannot recover what he paid from Bok because the payment was made without the
debtor’s consent
C. Bong can recover what he paid from Boy in case Bok is insolvent
D. Bong can foreclose the mortgage property of Bok

13. Mario Magulang ordered Atoy, a ten-year old boy, to climb a slippery tree, and promised to share
with him part of the fruits. The boy fell and was killed. Mario is liable for damages because of his
fault or negligence, which is referred to as a
A. Delict.
B. Contract.
C. Quasi-delict.
D. Quasi-contract.

14. When the thing improves pending the fulfillment of the suspensive condition with the expense of the
debtor, the improvement shall inure to the benefit of:
A the party who made the improvement C. the debtor
B. partly by the debtor and partly by the creditor D. the creditor
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15. During the pendency of the criminal case against a thief, the car he stole was lost through an
accidental fire. Prior to the accident, several demands were made for the owner to receive the return
of the car, but the owner refused to receive the same without any reasonable ground. This will result
to:
A. extinguishment of the obligation to return the car because an accidental fire is always a
fortuitous event.
B. extinguishment of the obligation to return the car because the owner is guilty of delay
C. extinguishment of the civil obligation because the value of the car will be converted into the
number of days the thief will serve in prison.
D. liability of the accused to pay the price of the car as the obligation will not be extinguished
because the obligation proceeds from a criminal offense.

16. Fraud is distinguished from negligence:


A. Responsibility arising therefrom is demandable.
B. An action to enforce liability arising from a past act may be waived
C. There is a voluntary act
D. There is deliberate intention to cause damage or prejudice

17. If a borrower of a non-consumable lends the object to a third person, or saves his property instead of
the thing borrowed, he shall be liable even in case of fortuitous event, because
A. The nature of the obligation requires the assumption of risk.
B. The parties have expressly stipulated such liability.
C. The law expressly so provides.
D. He is automatically guilty of legal delay

18. Not a requisite of stipulation pour autrui


A. The contracting parties must have clearly and deliberately conferred a favor upon third person
B. The stipulation must be part of the contract
C. The third person communicated his acceptance to the obligor before it revocation
D. There must be an agency between either of the parties and the third person

19. Real contracts, such as deposit, pledge, and commodatum are not perfected until -
A. Acceptance of the terms of the contract.
B. Consent of the contracting parties.
C. Delivery of the object of the obligation.
D. Contract must be in a public instrument.

20. Damaso owes Tiago Php2m payable on March 26, 2023. Which of the following statements is
correct?
A. If Damaso dies before the due date, Tiago cannot collect from the heirs of Damaso
B. If Damaso dies before the due date his obligation is not extinguished
C. If Tiago dies before the due date, his heirs cannot recover from Damaso
D. If both parties die, the heirs of of Tiago will be liable to the heirs of Damaso

21. One is not a rescissible contract


A. Those undertaken in fraud of creditors when the latter cannot in any other manner collect the
claims due them
B. Those which are entered into by guardians wherever the words whom they represent suffer
lesion by more than ¼ of the value of the things which are the object thereof
C. Those agreed upon in representation of absentees, if the latter suffer a lesion of more than ¼
of the value of the object of the contract
D. Those where one of the parties is incapable of giving consent to a contract

22. January 2, 2023 Tasyo signed a letter addressed and delivered to Consuelo. The terms of the
former are:
a) An offer to sell a 1hectare farm lot for Php100k
b) Date of payment will be on or before Feb. 1, 2023
c) Upon payment of the Php100k, the parties will execute and sign a Deed of Sale.
On Feb. 6, 2023, Tasyo sent a letter to Consuelo asking for a new price of Php250k.
On Feb. 10, 2023 Tasyo received the letter of acceptance of Consuelo to the Jan. 2, 2023 letter of
Tasyo.
Can Consuelo compel Tasyo to accept the Php100k and make him sign and execute a Deed of
Sale?
A. No, Tasyo was able to withdraw his offer before acceptance
B. Yes, Tasyo is already estopped by his signed letter and offer.
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C. Yes, there was actual meeting of the minds.


D. Yes, the contract is perfected.

23. Obligation No. 1 - X obliged himself to give to Y his brand new Omega watch if the latter can make a
circle that is at the same time a square.
Obligation No. 2 - X obliged himself to give to Y his brand new Omega watch if Juan will not rise from
the dead
A. B. C. D.
Obligation No. 1 Valid Void Valid Void
Obligation No. 2 Valid Void Void Valid

24. The right of the creditor to exercise all the rights of his debtor to satisfy his claim, except rights which
are inherent and personal on the part of the debtor.
A. accion pauliana C. accion causante
B. accion subrogatoria D. accion incidente

25. Selya sold to Delia a fake jewelry on July 1, 2020. Delivery was made on August 1, 2020. Payment
was made on September 1, 2021. On Feb 1, 2022, Delia discovered that the jewelry is fake. May
Delia ask for the annulment of the contract on Feb 14, 2026?
A. No more because the action has already prescribed.
B. No more because the period for prescription will have to be reckoned from July 1, 2020.
C. No because Leng should be considered to have been in estoppel in buying the watch.
D. Yes because the right to sue against fraud does not prescribe

26. 1st Statement – An offer must be absolute and acceptance must be certain before there can be
meeting of minds between the parties.
2nd Statement – Real contracts are not perfected by mere consent of the parties regarding the
subject matter and the cause of the contract
A. B. C. D.
1st Statement False False True True
2nd Statement False True True False

27. The expenses of consignation when properly made, shall be charged against the
A. parties C. government
B. obligor D. obligee

28. 1st Statement - Bonnie sold her ward’s house worth P5m for only P4.5m, the contract is rescissible
2nd Statement - Bobby, 17 years old, sold his house worth P1M for only P700,000, the contract is
rescissible because he suffered a lesion by more than one-fourth of the value of the said house.
A. Both statements are false. C. First false, second true.
B. Both statements are true. D. First true, second false.

29. An oral contract of sale involving an immovable property is:


A. voidable C. unenforceable
B. rescissible D. void or inexistent

30. "facio ut facias" means:


A. I give and you give C. I do and you give
B. I give and you do D. I do and you do

31. Case 1 – A hired B for P10,000 to kidnap C, and he paid B P5,000 in advance. Before B could
kidnap C, A relented and stopped B from performing the contract. A may recover from B the P5,000
paid in advance.
Case 2 – A, at gun point, compels B to sell his car to A. Since the contract is voidable, either A or B
has the right to file the action for annulment.
A. Both cases are false.
B. First case is false, second case is true.
C. Both cases are true.
D. First case is true, second case is false.

32. Fidel promised to sell to Elias his lot and house in the province if Fidel decides to live in Manila. This
is an example of what kind of condition?
A. Potestative resolutory on the part of the debtor
B. Potestative suspensive on the part of the debtor.
C. Casual condition.
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D. Potestative suspensive on the part of the creditor.

33. The creditor shall have a right to indemnity for damages when, through the fault of the debtor, all the
things which are alternatively the object of the obligation have been lost or compliance of the
obligation has become impossible. The indemnity shall be fixed taking as a basis the value of the
A. Choice of the creditor. C. Last thing which disappeared.
B. Most expensive thing. D. First thing which disappeared.

34. A, B and C solidarily bound themselves to deliver to X a Honda Motorcycle. The obligation was not
fulfilled through the fault of A. Thereupon, X filed an action in court against C and the court awarded
P36,000 to X. Which of the following situations is valid?
A. If C pays X the P36,000, C can collect from A P26,000 and B P12,000. Later, B can ask for
reimbursement from A P12,000.
B. X must collect P12,000 each from A, B and C to satisfy the court’s award of P36,000.
C. If C pays X the P36,000, C can collect from B P10,000 and from A P16,000.
D. X cannot collect the whole amount of P36,000 from C.

35. In the absence of an agreement to the contrary what shall be the basis of payment of an obligation in
case there should supervene, an extraordinary inflation or deflation of the currency stipulated?
A. The value of the currency at the time of the establishment of the obligation.
B. The value of the currency at the due date of the obligation.
C. The value of the currency shall be fixed by courts.
D. The value of the currency shall be determined by an expert from the Central Bank.

36. Sources of obligations as provided by law, except


A. Torts C. Culpa aquiliana
B. Contracts D. Solutio indebiti

37. Which of the following does not result to extinguishment of the obligation
A. Arrival of a resolutory period C. Remission
B. Annulment D. Happening of the suspensive condition

38. In Facultative obligations, if substitution has been made, which of the following is false?
A. The obligation is extinguished
B. The loss of the original prestation is immaterial
C. The obligation is converted into a simple obligation
D. The obligation ceases to be facultative

39. Which of the following is true?


A. In delagacion, the insolvency of the new debtor can never revive the original debtor’s
obligation.
B. In expromission, the insolvency of the new debtor may at times revive the original debtor’s
obligation
C. Contracts are voidable or annullable even though there may have been no damage to one of
the contracting parties.
D. The debtor losses the benefit of the period, and his obligation becomes demandable when after
contracting the obligation, the creditor suspects that the debtor is becoming insolvent

40. A and B are jointly liable to deliver a Dalmatian dog named “Spot” valued at P20,000 to C on
March1, 2023. Which is correct?
A. The prestation is indivisible making the liability of A and B solidary
B. If on March 1, 2023, A is willing to deliver the dog but B is not, C may enforce the obligation
against A
C. A is liable for a proportionate part of the obligation and will be liable also for damages if B is not
ready to comply with his obligation, even if A is willing to deliver the dog
D. The liability of A and B is joint and that damages may be assessed only against the debtor who
violated the obligation

41. Bingbong obtained a 1M pesos loan from BDO Bank. The loan was evidenced by written contract
and as a security, Bingbong executed a mortgage on his house. The house however, was
subsequently destroyed by typhoon “Taleng”. Is Bingbong still liable despite the fortuitous event?
1st answer Yes, the obligation of Bingbong was to deliver a generic thing – money.
2nd answer No, the obligation was to deliver determinate things – the house.
A. Only the 1st answer is wrong
B. Only the 1st answer is correct
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C. Both answers are wrong


D. Both answers are correct

42. Digong obtained a 1M pesos loan from BPI Bank. The loan was evidenced by written contract and
as a security, Digong executed a mortgage on his house. The house however, was subsequently
destroyed by typhoon “Mocha” on Jan. 1, 2023. What will happen to the obligation if the maturity of
the loan is on July 1, 2023?
1st answer The bank should wait for the maturity before demanding payment otherwise the
case will be governed by the principle of solutio indebite.
2nd answer The bank may demand from Digong immediate payment as the debtor losses the
period if the guaranty given to secure a loan will be lost.

3rd answer The obligation is extinguished as nobody should be made liable for fortuitous
events
A. Only the 1st answer is correct C. Only the 3rd answer is correct
nd
B. Only the 2 answer is correct D. Answers 1 and 2 are correct

43. Amber promised to deliver the luxury liner M/V Princess of the 7 Seas to Angelo with a particular
Airbus 360 commercial airplane as a replacement. Amber intentionally destroyed the plane by
attaching bombs into it. In this case:
A. Angelo may demand the luxury liner plus damages
B. Angelo may demand the value of the airplane plus damages
C. Amber is liable for damages only
D. Amber is liable to give the luxury liner

44. On May 1, 2022 Angela was indebted to Megan for P500,000 for a 60-day period. Angela proposed
to Megan that Gabriel will pay Angela’s debt, and that Angela will be free from all liabilities. Megan
and Gabriel agreed to the proposal. On July 1, 2022 when Megan tries to collect from Gabriel, she
finds that Gabriel is insolvent. At the time of delegation, Gabriel was insolvent but this was not
known to Angela. The insolvency is not of public knowledge. Megan sues Angela on the ground
that it was Angela who made the proposal and that Angela really guaranteed Gabriel’s solvency.
Decide.
A. Angela is liable because she is presumed to have guaranteed Gabriel’s solvency.
B. Angela is not liable, because Angela does not know the insolvency of Gabriel at the time of
delegation and neither was the insolvency of public knowledge.
C. Angela is liable because she did not exercise due diligence in determining the insolvency of
Gabriel
D. Angela is liable because Gabriel agreed to the proposal to make himself solidarily liable for the
obligation.

45. Bobby obliged himself to give to Ronnie his car on Dec 30, 2022. There was no delivery until Jan
10, 2023 when the garage of Bobby’s house collapsed due to a strong typhoon and the car was
totally destroyed. Is Bobby still liable?
A. No, even if Bobby was already in default, he could plead impossibility of performance.
B. Yes, the obligation to deliver the car is changed to pay the equivalent value because Bobby is in
legal delay.
C. No, because there was no demand by Sofia to deliver the car and the specific object was lost
due to fortuitous event. The obligation is extinguished.
D. Yes, because the contract is perfected.

46. The condition that some event happen at a determinate time shall _____ the obligation as soon as
the time expires or if it has become indubitable that the event will not take place.
A. Extinguish B. Suspend C. Give rise to D. Toll

47. The following are examples of obligations with a period, except:


A. “As soon as my means will permit me to pay”
B. “30 days after the death of Juan Ponce”
C. “If the sun will rise on August 1, 2023”
D. “if Bong reaches the age of 25 which is 2 years from today”

48. 1st statement - The receipt of a later installment of a debt without reservation as to prior installments,
shall give rise to a conclusive presumption that such installments have been paid.
2nd statement – The receipt of the installment shall give rise to a disputable presumption that the
principal loan has been paid.
A. True, true B. True, false C. False, true D. False, false
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49. Angeline owes Heidi P100,000. Later Angeline paid Heidi P75,000 leaving a balance of P25,000.
Marcel, a suitor of Angeline and intending to surprise Angeline, paid Heidi the sum of P100,000
thinking that Angeline still owed Heidi that amount. Marcel did this without knowledge of Angeline.
Which is correct?
A. Marcel can recover P100,000 from Angeline
B. Marcel can recover P100,00 from Heidi
C. Marcel cannot recover anything from Angeline
D. Marcel can recover P25,000 from Angeline

50. Three (3) of the following contracts are void. Which is not?
A. Contract in writing contemplating and asking for impossible service.
B. Oral authority given to an agent in sale of land.
C. Oral partnership agreement where immovable property is contributed.
D. Oral partnership agreement when capital is more than P3,000.

51. "I will begin supporting you from the time your father dies of malaria" is an example of an obligation
with:
A. suspensive period C. resolutory period
B. suspensive condition D. resolutory condition

52. Choose the contracts which are voidable.


A. A Those undertaken in fraud of creditors when the latter cannot in any other manner collect the
claims due the.
B. Those where the consent is vitiated by mistake, violence, intimidation, undue influence or fraud.
C. Those whose object is outside the commerce of man.
D. Those where both parties are incapable of giving consent to a contract.

53. It takes place when the parties do not intend to be bound at all by their agreement:
A. Apparent contract C. Relatively simulated contract
B. Deed of assignment D. Absolutely simulated contract

54. 1st STATEMENT – A condition is considered fulfilled if the debtor voluntarily prevents its fulfillment.
2nd STATEMENT – If the resolutory condition depends upon the will of debtor, the obligation subject
to it is valid.
A. 1st statement is true, 2nd statement false C. Both statements are false
B. 1st statement false, 2nd statement true D. Both statements are true

55. Payment of the obligation by a solidary debtor shall not entitle him to demand reimbursement from
his co-debtors.
A. If such payment was made before the obligation is due.
B. If such payment was made after the obligation has prescribed or become illegal.
C. If such payment was made in compliance with the demand made to him by all the creditors.
D. If such payment was made after the obligation has become due and demandable and notice of
payment was made only to him.

56. Which of the following is true?


A. Application of payment is an alternative mode of payment
B. Unless the application of payment is expressly stated, the payment shall be applied to the
obligation most burdensome or onerous to the debtor.
C. The debtor has no option to apply his payment to any of his obligations to the same creditor
D. The debtor in application of payment is suffering from insolvency

57. A promissory note signed by M is worded as follows: “I promise to pay P the sum of Fifty Thousand
Pesos provided that if he should fail in the October 2023 CPA Examinations, he shall return to me
the said amount.” The above note gives rise to an obligation with:
A. Suspensive condition C. Resolutory condition
B. Casual condition D. Mixed condition

58. In which of the following situations will compensation take place?


A. Ali owes Eloy P10,000 payable on Feb 1, 2023. Eloy owes Ali four sacks of rice worth P2,500
each on Feb 1, 2023
B. Ali owes Eloy P10,000 payable on October 1, 2022. Eloy owes Ali P10,500 due on October 1,
2022
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C. Ali owes Elopy P10,000 payable on October 1, 2022. Eloy owes Ali P10,500 due on October 1,
2022, Iris filed an adverse claim against Eloy
D. Ali owes Eloy P10,000 payable on May 31, 2022 with Iris as guarantor. Eloy owes Iris P10,500
due on May 31, 2023

59. Atoy and Bitoy who are both unemancipated minors entered into a contract. The contract is
A. void C. voidable
B. valid D. unenforceable

60. The principle which states that the thing perishes with its owner.
A. caveat emptor C. res perit domino
B. pactum commissorium D. respondeat superior

61. Which of the following statements is true?


A. A guardian cannot purchase the property of the ward unless consent of ward is given
B. The husband can never sell his property to his wife.
C. A stipulation that even when the object is delivered to the buyer, ownership will not pass until
the price is fully paid is void.
D. Dacio en pago is governed by the law on sales.

62. Angelo obtained from Gabriel a loan amounting to P500,000.00, the same being secured by a
mortgage on Angelo’s house and lot. Thereafter, Gabriel assigned his credit right to Andrei after
sending notice to Angelo. Which of the following statements is incorrect?
A. Andrei can collect from Angelo even if Angelo does not give his consent to the assignment.
B. Andrei cannot collect from Angelo because the assignment of credit was without consent of
Angelo and Andrei is a third person to the contract.
C. Andrei can collect from Angelo and has the right to foreclose the mortgage on the house and lot
if Angelo will fail to pay.
D. Gabriel seized to have a right over the loan and the mortgage

63. Elsa intimidated Christ off to marry Elsa’s sister Anna.


The marriage contract is:
A. Void because marriage is a special contract
B. Valid because Elsa is not a party to the contract although she was the onewho is guilty of
intimidation
C. Valid because Christoff and Anna are both of legal ages
D. Voidable because of vitiated consent

64. Before acceptance of an offer, the offeree suffered insanity. What will be the status of the contract?
A. Still valid
B. Unenforceable
C. Void or inexistent
D. Voidable because of incapacity to give consent

65. Which of following contracts is without defect?


A. A contract where a party gave his consent while in a state of drunkenness
B. A contract where a party gave his consent because the other party threatened to sue him for an
unpaid debt
C. A contract where a party gave his consent because the other party threatened to kill the former’s
spouse
D. A contract where the wife sells her property to her husband because of intimidation

66. Contract wherein ratification is the cure:


A. Those which are entered into by guardian whenever the ward whom they represent suffer lesion
of more than ¼ of the value of the thing belonging to the ward
B. Contract of Donation between persons guilty of adultery or concubinage
C. Sale of Luneta Park in a private document
D. Oral Lease of a house and lot for a period of 2 years.

67. Which of the following is false?


A. Autonomy of contracts is the principle that contracting parties may establish such stipulations,
clauses, terms and conditions as they may deem convenient, provided they are not contrary to
law, moral, public policy and public order.
B. Failure to disclose facts constitutes fraud
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C. Contracts are effective only between the parties, heirs and assigns.
D. Lesion or the inadequacy of cause, like an insufficient price for a thing sold does not
automatically render the contract rescissible.

68. Pedro delivered his laptop to Jaun for the latter’s use for one whole school year without any
compensation. In this case:
A. The cause of the contract is the generosity of Pedro
B. The object of the contract is the laptop of Pedro
C. The cause of the contract is the laptop of Pedro
D. The prestation is the friendship between the parties

69. A contract giving a person the right, to enjoy the use and fruits of a thing belonging to another:
A. antichresis B. sale C. usufruct. D. commodatum

70. Which of the following is true?


A. Novation may be presumed
B. Substitution in facultative obligations will result to novation
C. Novation may be implied
D. Dacion en pago is an example of novation

71. Tom promised to give his car to Jerry with the condition that_________; hence the obligation is valid.
A. Jerry commits suicide
B. Jerry kills Spike
C. Jerry will bring a live unicorn to Tom
D. Tom’s deceased father will not rise from the dead

72. Letlet and Potpot entered into a contract wherein Potpot will receive from Letlet a year 2022 model
car worth P1m and Potpot will give to Letlet a farm lot worth P1m. Which of the following is not a
correct group of characteristics of their contract?
A. Onerous, bilateral and principal
B. Bilateral, innominate and commutative
C. Onerous, commutative and consensual
D. Nominate, principal, bilateral

73. The cause of loss is material to determine if the obligation of the debtor will be extinguished in which
of the following cases?
A. The debtor promised to give a generic thing
B. One of the prestations in an alternative obligation was lost
C. The obligation of the debtor is to pay money and the specific thing mortgaged to secure the loan
was lost
D. The obligation is facultative and the principal object was lost before substitution

74. Which of the following is false?


A. The expenses of consignation when properly made, shall be charged against the obligee.
B. In a joint obligation, the insolvency of one shall not make the other debtors liable to pay his
share
C. The latin phrase “Facio ut des” refers to a bilateral obligation to give
D. If the debtor promised to give his house and lot to the creditor if the debtor wants to, the
obligation is void.

75. X, Y and Z are solidary debtors of Q and R in the amount of P60,000.00. Q condoned the share of Z
which the latter accepted. How much can R collect from Y if X is insolvent?
A. Zero because condonation will inure to the benefit of all debtors
B. P30,000.00
C. P20,000.00
D. P10,000.00

76. Ping owes Pong P100,000. Later Ping paid Pong P75,000 leaving a balance of P25,000. Leila,
intending to surprise Ping, paid Pong the sum of P100,000 thinking that Ping still owed Pong that
amount. Leila did this without knowledge of Ping. Which of the following is correct?
A. Leila can recover P100,000 from Ping
B. Leila can recover P100,00 from Pong
C. Leila cannot recover anything from Ping
D. Leila can recover P25,000 from Ping
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77. Jane and Jenny are debtors of solidary creditors John, James and Jonathan, in the amount of
P900,000. Jane’s obligation is:
A. Pay James P100,000 C. Pay John P150,000
B. Pay John, James and Jonathan P900,000 D. Pay Jonathan P300,000

78. Jane and Jenny are debtors of solidary creditors John, James and Jonathan, in the amount of
P900,000. John can collect from Jenny:
A. P150,000 C. P450,000
B. P900,000 D. P300,000

79. Fidel promised to give Klay the following on the latter’s 18th birthday:
I. One of Fidel’s 10 horses
II. Apple MacBook Pro Laptop
III. Brand new Samsung Curve HD TV, 72 inches
IV. A black Cross ballpen
Which of the following is true?
A. Only item no. III is specific C. Items I and II are specific
B. All the objects are generic D. Only item no. III is specific

80. When the fulfillment of the condition depends upon the sole will of the:
A. debtor but it is resolutory, the obligation is void
B. debtor but it is suspensive, the obligation is valid
C. creditor even if it is suspensive, the obligation is valid.
D. debtor, it is always void

81. The alienation of the debtor of a particular property in favor of his creditor, with the latter's consent,
for the satisfaction of the former's money obligation to the latter with the effect of extinguishing the
said money obligation.
A. dation in payment
B. consignation
C. application of payment
D. novation

82. The receipt of the principal by the creditor, without reservation with respect to the interest, shall give
rise to the presumption that:
A. Said interest has been paid
B. Said principal has been paid
C. Creditor is, therefore conclusively paid as to the principal amount,
D. Creditor is, therefore presumably paid as to the principal amount

83. Mr. Zaturna, a famous couturier bound himself to deliver to Ms. Zhaza the party gown she is
supposed to wear on the celebration of her 18th birthday on January 17, 2023. Mr.Zaturna failed to
deliver and the gown was destroyed by an accidental fire on January 20, 2023. Therefore:
A. there was no delay because he was not at fault
B. there is delay already because he was in bad faith
C. he has already incurred in delay
D. there was no delay because there was no demand

84. Case No. 1. Larry promised to give his son a car if the son will marry Annie this year. If by the end of
the year, Annie is already dead or the son has not married Annie, the obligation to give a car is
effective and demandable.
Case No.2. Larry promised to give his son a car if the son will not marry Annie before the end of
2022. If on January 1, 2023, the son has not yet married Annie, or Annie has died, the obligation is
extinguished.
A Both statements are false. C. First false, second true.
B. Both statements are true. D. First true, second false.

85. A, B, and C solidarily owe X and Y P30,000. X remitted the entire obligation in favor of A. The effect
is:
A. The obligation is not extinguished until A collects from B and C.
B. The obligation is not yet extinguished until Y is paid by X and Y’s share of the credit.
C. A cannot recover from B and C because remission in his favor extend to the benefit of B and C
D. A can recover from B and C their respective share of the debt.
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86. The creditor may, before the fulfillment of the condition:


A. Bring the appropriate actions to protect his right.
B. Ask the court to take custody of the thing to be delivered.
C. Recover what is supposed to be paid.
D. Request the court to fix a specific duration of its fulfillment.

87. When during a fire, Asyong saved the properties of Bosyo without the latter's consent or knowledge,
Bosyo is bound to pay Asyong’s medical expenses for injuries suffered in the process of saving
Bosyo’s propert under the principle of:
A. Negotiorum gestio C. Agency
B. Quasi-contract D Solutio indebiti

88. If the obligor binds himself to perform his obligation as soon as ‘he shall obtained a loan’ from a
certain bank, this obligation is:
A. With a term
B. Conditional
C. Suspensive
D. Resolutory

89. A, B and C secured a loan from D. The promissory note which evidence the obligation states; “I
promise to pay D or order P10,000 payable on demand” (sgd) A B C. The obligation is:
A. Solidary
B. Indivisible
C. Divisible
D. Joint

90. Boy owes Bheng to debts, both of which are already due. The first debt is secured by registered
chattel mortgaged constituted over a car belonging to Boy and the second is not. Boy tells Bheng
that the payment he is now making should be applied to the second debt instead of the first, which is
correct?
A. Bheng can not refuse the application if the first debt is older than the second
B. Bheng may refuse such application on the ground that the first debt is more burdensome to the
debtor
C. Bheng may refuse such application because the payment shall be applied proportionately
D. Bheng cannnot refuse the application because the preference of the debtor must be followed

91. Dok owes Bok P100,000 due on June 30, 2023 and guaranteed by Tok. Bok owes Dok P35,000 due
on June 25, 2023. On the due date of Dok’s debt, he is insolvent. How much is Tok’s liability?
A. P100,000
B. P65,000
C. P85,000
D. P35,000

92. When the thing deteriorates pending the fulfillment of the resolutory condition without the fault of the
debtor, the impairment is to be borne:
A. by the party who caused the deterioration
B. partly by the debtor and partly by the creditor
C. by the debtor
D. by the creditor

93. Takes place when two persons in their own right, are creditor and debtor of each other:
A. Remission
B. Novation
C. Confusion
D. Compensation

94. Which of the following is incorrect?


A. In Condonation, if a creditor expressly condones the obligation of the debtor, such act must
comply with the formalities of donation
B. Condonation may be onerous
C. Condonation may be implied
D. Condonation may be oral
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95. Solidarity on the part of the debtors, where anyone of them can be made liable for the fulfillment of
the entire obligation.
A. active solidarity
B. mixed solidarity
C. passive solidarity
D. common solidarity

96. Which of the following is true?


A. Acquittal in the criminal case will excuse the accused from civil liability
B. Responsibility arising from fraud is demandable in all obligations and any waiver of right to sue
for damages arising from fraud is void.
C. If the obligation consists of giving a specific thing, the debtor must exercise extra-ordinary
diligence.
D. There is no delay in a negative personal obligation

97. Which of the following is false?


A. In a contract, there is the meeting of the minds or consent, whereas in a quasi-contract, there is
no consent but the law considers the parties as having entered into a contract so that one will
not be unjustly enriched or benefited at the expense of another
B. The debtor who is obligated to deliver a specific thing cannot compel the creditor to receive an
object of the same kind.
C. Those who in the performance of their obligations are guilty of fraud, negligence or delay will be
liable for damages
D. If a person obligated to give a specific thing fails to do it, the same shall be executed at his cost

98. A person obliged to give a determinate thing is also obliged to take care of the thing with:
A. The good diligence of a father of a family.
B. The diligence of a father of a good family.
C. The diligence of a good father of a family.
D. Extraordinary diligence.

99. The right of Alexa to demand the delivery of the agricultural lot and the crops from the time the
obligation to deliver the lot arose is known as:
A. Real right.
B. Personal right.
C. Civil right.
D. Natural right.

100. They include physical suffering, mental anguish, fright, serious anxiety, besmirched reputation,
wounded feelings, moral shock, social humiliation and similar injury.
A. Compensatory damages
B. Corrective damages
C. Exemplary damages
D. Moral damages

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ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & REPORTING MAY 2023 BATCH


FIRST PRE-BOARD EXAMINATION SUGGESTED ANSWERS

1)
CLYDES MACY’S
CORNER BAKESHOP
Unadj 641,976 728,352
(20,00) (35,000)
(5,500) (6,700)
(2,000) (3,600)
Adjusted 614,476 683,052

2) A
Total adj. cap. of CLYDES Corner & MACY’s Bakeshop 1,297,528
÷ 80%
Agreed cap 1,621,910
x 20%
BECKY’s req. investment 324,382

3) A
CLYDES CORNER (1,621,910 x 40%) = 648,764 – 614,476 = (34,288)
MACY’S BAKESHOP (1,621,910 x 40%) = 648,764 – 683,052 = 34,288 A

4) B
COGS – MORAINE 400,000 + COGS – LOUISE 200,000 – Interco Sales 2020 275,000 – RP-B1 56,000 +
UP-EI 50,000 = 319,000 B

RP – BI = SP 390,000 – COGS 250,000 = 140,000 X 40% GPR = 56,000


UP – EI 275,000 – 175,000 = 100,000 X 50% = 50,000

5) A
NI – Adams 30,000
- Amort(-) 2,000
- UP –EI (40,000 x 30% = 12,000 x 20%) 2,400
+ RP – BI 1,000
Adj. NI 26,600
X 20%
NCINIS 5,320 A

6) A
Sales 64,380 125%
COGS 51,504 100%
GP 12,876 25%
Dep exp 500 (25,000 x 24% 1/12)
Exp 3,815
Samples used 5,675
Net Income 2,886 A

7) B Shipment 784,000 x 25% = 196,000 + B1 315,000 x 25’/125 = DGP before adj


= 259,000 – 78,750 DGP after adj = 180,250 B
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8) A
Andrew Buren Calvin
Capital 120,000 60,000 50,000
Share (2,400) (1,600) 4,000
Remaining capital 117,600 58,400 54,000

9) C
Desire Anna
59,625 33,500
(555) (405)
_______ (900)
59,070 32,195 C

10) B Paul 50% x 80% = 40%


Peter 20% x 80% = 24%
James 20% x 80% = 16%
Amanda = 20%
100%

11) A
Net income per books P 25,000
Add (deduct): adjustments:
a. Accrued expenses not recorded at the end of 2022 1,200
b. Inventory overstatement at the end of 2023 (3,100)
c. Purchases not recorded in 2023 (2,000)
d. Income received in advance no adjusted at the end of 2022 1,500
e. Unused supplies not taken up at the end of 2023 900
Adjusted Net Income P 23,500
X: P & L ratio 40%
Profit share of Paul P 9,400

12-13
LAZARO SIMEON THOMAS Total
TE 40 40 280 360
NI 24 24 24 72
TOTAL 64 64 304 432
LOSS (172) (172) (172) (516) 12C
CAFD (108) (108) 132 (84)
108 (54) (54)
0 162 78 (84)
162 162
0 0 78 78 13A

14) A
Adj. cap at FV 108
New Partner’s Inv. 60
Total Agreed Cap 168
x 40%
NP’s cap 67,200

Bonus from Old P’s


(67,200 – 60,000) 7,200
Benjamin’s Cap 80,000
Share in valuation (33T x 40%) (36,800)
Bonus(7.2 x 40%) (2,880)
BALANCE 40,320

16) A

COI 1,800,000
NCI 0
Total 1,800,00
FV of NA (1,400 + 150 – 50) 1,500,00
GW 300,000
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16) B
FV of shares issued is P 11.0 M
FV of acquiree Co. is P 7.5 M

17) A

G C M A Total
TE Beg 150 80 140 78 448
LOSS (69) (34.5) (172.5) (69) (345)
CAFD 81 45.5 (32.5) 9 103
AL (13) (65) 32.5 (13)
BALANCE 68 39 0 (4) 103
AL (2667) (1333) 4 -
DIST. 65,333 37,667 0 0 103T

18) D
Net income during the year:
Sales P800,000
Cost of sales:
Inventory, beginning P400,000
Add: Purchases 600,000
Less: Inventory, end ( 550,000) ( 450,000)
Operating expenses ( 250,000)
Depreciation (P15,000 + P60,000) ( 75,000)
Net income P 25,000

Daniela Romina Total


Salaries (10,000 x 12) P120,000 P120,000 P240,000
Interest
5% x 750,000 37,500
5% x 520,000 26,000 63,500
Balance 2:3 ( 111,400) ( 167,100) ( 278,500)
Share of each partner P 46,100 P( 21,100) P 25,000
D

19) A
Capital before net income and drawings P620,000
Add: Share in the net income ( 21,100)
Less: Drawings ( 120,000)
Capital ending P478,900 A

20) C
Loss absorption capacity of each partner:
Charles = 80,000/10% = P800,000,000
Edgar = 30,000/30% = P100,000,000
Arthur = 60,000/40% = P150,000,000
JL = 90,000/20% = P450,000,000

Edgar has the lowest loss absorption capacity which means that any loss greater than P100,000 will result in a
capital deficiency to Edgar, thus no cash will be given to him. Therefore, the maximum loss should not be
greater or equal to P100,000,000.
Book value of land and building P250,000,000
Loss lower than ( 100,000,000)
Selling prince must be more than P150,000,000 C

21) A
Deficiency of Eunice P 8,000
Share on the possible loss equal to noncash assets (100,000 x 40%) 40,000
Maximum amount of loss to Eunice P48,000 D
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22) D
Martha Eunice R Rebecca Total
Capital or equity balances P69,000 (P 8,000) P58,000 P119,000
Loss on liquidation ( 40,000) ( 40,000) ( 20,000) ( 100,000)
Deficiency of Eunice ( 32,000) 48,000 ( 16,000)
Deficiency of Martha 3,000 ( 3,000)
Cash distribution -0- -0- P 19,000 P 19,000 D

23) B

Available cash to partners:


Beginning cash P36,000
Add: Sale of noncash assets 41,000
Less: Liabilities ( 17,000)
Available to partners P60,000

Martha Eunice Rebecca Total


Capital or equity balances P69,000 (P 8,000) P58,000 P119,000
Loss on liquidation ( 23,600) ( 23,600) ( 11,800) ( 59,000)
Deficiency of Jackqui ( 21,067) 31,600 ( 10,533)
Cash distribution P24,333 -0- P35,667 P 60,000
B

24) C
Available cash to partners:
Beginning cash per trial balance P 12,000
Add: Collections and proceeds from sales:
Accounts receivable 33,000
Inventory 20,000
Total P65,000
Less: Liquidation expenses ( 2,000)
Liabilities paid ( 34,000)
Cash retained ( 16,000)
Available cash to partners P 13,000
Loss absorption capacity of partners:
Melanie (134,000 – 24,000) = 110,000/50% = P220,000
Alfred (45,000/30%) = P300,000
Love (63,000 – 15,000) = 48,000/20% = P240,000
Based on the above LAC priority 1 goes to Alfred:
(P300,000 – P240,000) x 30% = P18,000 therefore the total available cash must be given to
Alfred.

25) D
Branch Per Branch BP COST ALLOW
Sales 3,765,000 BI 120,000 BI 75,000 60,000 15,000
COGS 3,057,500 Shipment 2,187,500 Shipment 2,187,500 1,750,000 437,500
GP 707,500 Purchases 1,000,000 TGAS 452,500
OE 250,000 TGAS 3,307,500 EI 130,000 104,000 26,000
NI per branch 457,500 EI (250,000) COGS 426,500
RGP 426,500 COGS 3,057,500
True NI 884,000
HO
Sales 6,900,000 BI 800,000
COGS 5,210,000 Shipment (1,750,000)
GP 1,690,000 Purchases 6,800,000
OE 356,000 TGAS 5,850,000
NI - HO 1,334,000 EI (640,000)
NI – B 884,000 COGS 5,210,000
CNI 2,218,000
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26) B

27) D

28) C
Vanessa Booz Total
Salaries P50,000 P20,000 P70,000
Interest:
15% x 140,000 = P21,000
Available is just P15,000 shared 6:15 4,285 10,715 15,000
P54,285 P30,715 P85,000 C

29) C
A B C D Total
Capital balances 5,000 75,000 (60,000) (40,000) (20,000)
Creditors paid by A 20,000 20,000
Deficiency of D 3:3:2 ( 15,000) ( 15,000) (10,000) 40,000 -
Contributions of C 70,000 70,000
Cash distribution 10,000 60,000 - - (70,000)
C

30) B
Realized profit equal to understatement of branch net income:
Unrealized profit before adjustment P32,500
Unrealized profit after adjustment (30,000 x 1/6) ( 5,000)
Realized profit P27,500 B

31) D
Gerald James Joshua Total
Salaries P 12,500 P 8,750 P 6,250 P 27,500
Interest of 4% on average capital 3,900 292 170 4,362
Balance 60:10:30 42,982.80 7,163.80 21,491.40 71,638
Total share P 59,382.80 P16,205.80 P27,911.40 P103,500
Capital before net income 70,000 11,800 ( 1,700) 80,100
Capital ending P129,382.80 P28,005.80 P26,211.40 P183,600
Agreed capital 60:10:30
D = 183,600 x 60% 110,160 18,360 55,080 183,600
Settlement P 19,222.80 P 9,645.80 (P28,868.60) -

The above computations indicate that Joshua should pay Gerald P 19,222.80 and will pay James P 9,645.80.
Therefore the only possible answer must be D.

32) C
In distributing the net income using agreement 1, the following tabular computation will show share of Roger
as follows:
Roger Mark Leandro Total
Salaries P70,000 P30,000 - P100,000
Bonus = 5%/105% x NI ? ?
Interest of 8% on average capital 4,000 8,000 P12,000 24,000
Balance 40:40:20 ? ?
Total ?
Agreement 2 will show the share of Roger as follows:
Roger Mark Leandro Total
Salaries P29,200 P30,000 - P 59,200
Bonus = 15%/115% x NI ? ?
Interest of 10% on average capital 5,000 10,000 P15,000 30,000
Balance 50:35:15 ? ?
Total ?

With the above presentation you can now compute the Net Income (NI) using algebra.
First equation:
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70,000 + .05/1.05(NI) + 4,000 + .4(NI – 100,000 - .05/1.05(NI) – 24,000)


= 29,200 + .15/1.15(NI) + 5,000 + .5(NI – 59,200 - .15/1.15(NI) – 30,000)
Second equation:
70,000 + .047619NI + 4,000 + .40NI – 40,000 - .019047619NI – 9,600
= 29,200 + .13043478NI + 5,000 +.50NI – 29,600 - .06521739NI – 15,000
Third equation:
+ .047619NI + .40NI - .019047619NI - .13043478NI - .50NI + .06521739NI
= - 70,000 - 4,000 + 40,000 + 9,600 + 29,200 + 5,000 - 29,600 - 15,000
Fourth equation:
- .136646NI = - 34,800
NI = 34,800/.136646009
NI = P254,673 C

33 ) A
R E H Total
Equity 32,000 24,900 15,000 71,900
Loss (12,000) ( ) ( ) ( 24,000)
CAFD 20,000 _________ _________ 47,900
Proceeds = 47,900 + 20,000 – 6,000 = 61,900

34) D
Cap. bal. 350 200 90 640
Adj. ( 50 ) ( 30 ) (20) (100)
Bal. 300 170 70 540

TCC TAC
G 300 ( 30 ) 270
N 170 ( 8) 162
L 70 30 108
F 270  270
810  810 (540 / 2/3 )
35) C

Investment of ACE 270,000


Share of NI (1/2) 53,975
Inventory taken (33,750)
Cash settlement P290,225

36 ) D P65,000

37 ) A P5,720,000

38 )
ANSWER: A
Cost of investment (800,000 + 15,000)) P 800,000
Fair value of net assets of Hanes:
Current assets P 100,000
Land 75,000
Building 300,000
Equipment 275,000
Liabilities ( 102,000) 648,000
Goodwill from business combination P 152,000 A
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39) B

Total Park Ride

Bonus:
30% of (P280,000 – P200,000) P 24,000 P 24,000
30% (P160,000 – (50% of P 280,000) 6,000 P 6,000
Residual profit P 30,000
Allocate 50:50 130,000 65,000 65,000
P 160,000 P 89,000 P 71,000

40 D

41 A

42 D

43 C

44 C

45 B

46 D

47 C

48 A

49 C

50 A

51 D

52 C

53 D

54 C

55 C

56 A

57 D

58 B

59 B

60 D

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