FA 3 Excercise
FA 3 Excercise
FA 3 Excercise
1. Fill in the Blank (Each word begins with ONE given letter, each blank has no more than
2) The goods which a company produces, but which have not yet been sold is called the
inventory
4) The single -step income statement shows only one step in determining net
income.
5) Earnings per share calculates the profit made on a per – share basis.
8) Posting is the process of proving the equality ofdebits and credits in the
trial balance.
accounting.
account.
Discount
B) Preparing journals
A) Capital+Liabilities=Assets
C) Capital+assets=liabilities
D) Liabilities+Capital
B) Creditors
C) Notes payable
D) Bank loan
5) The multiple – step income statement for a merchandising company shows each of
A) Gross profit
6) If sales revenues are $400,000 cost of goods sold are $310,000 and operating
A) $340,000
B) $150,000
C) $90,000
D) $30,000
7) The Floral Company has the following information for 2015 is as follows:
Sales $2,650,000
Purchases $380,000
A) $2,260,000
B) $2,148,000
C) $378,000
D) $1,188,000
A) Present event
B) Future event
C) Past event
D) Non of them
1. Disagree.
The development of these principles has greatly differed between countries. local accounting standards
There are different standards among countries: US GAAP in USA, IFRS in UK.
. For examples, in most English – speaking countries it is often accepted practice to offset unrealized
gains from unrealized losses, or to re-value long term assets upwards, provide sufficient proof of the
current 4 value can be shown. This means that the accounts can have different values, depending on
whether the company chooses to follow local accounting standards, International Financial Reporting
Standards (IFRS) - formerly the International Accounting Standards (IAS) – or U.S. GAAP.
Prudence principles
Matching principles
Expense and revenue is recorded when they incur, not base on cash receive/ give out
Consistency principles
3. disagree.
In Japan, companies can prepare FS using the standards if IASC, but they must include reconciliation to
domestic GAAP
Writing:
b.
1. j
2. f
3.b
4.e
5. h
6.i
7. c
8.g
9. a
10.d