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VCE Accounting Unit 1 - Accounting for small business
VCE Accounting Unit 1 - Accounting for small business
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A 12 question quiz on accounting principles and characteristics
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Which accounting principle requires losses to be reported as soon as they are probable?
Consistency
Conservatism
Reporting Period
Historical Cost
2
Accounting Principles
inform the way accounting reports are prepared
govern the way accounting information is recorded
3
Which Qualitative Characteristic tells us what to include in our reports?
Relevance
Reliability
Understandability
Comparability
4
Using different accounting methods to report information breaches the characteristic of
Reliability
Comparability
Relevance
Understandability
5
What stage of the accounting process is collecting source documents known as?
Input
Output
Processing
Advice
6
The separation of business and personal transactions is ensured by which principle?
Conservatism
Consistency
Reporting Period
Entity
7
Which accounting principle is most closely linked to the Going Concern principle?
Going Concern
Reporting Period
Entity
Monetary Unit
8
Financial information
is sorted, classified and summarised financial data
is usually provided to a business by the Tax Office
Is useless tom everyone
is raw facts and figures
9
Reliability ensures
records are free from error and bias
reports are free from bias and error
records are include the right information
reports can be easily understood
10
Which stage of the acc. process is performed by the preparation of a Balance Sheet?
Input
Output
Processing
Advice
11
How can reports be made more understandable?
Tables
Charts
all of the above
Graphs
12
Which acc. principle allows transactions affecting the future of the business to be reported?
Historical Cost
Entity
Going Concern
all of the above