Option A: Petty cash
Option B: Cash book
Option C: Cash receipt
Option D: Discount
Correct Answer: Petty cash ✔
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Option A: Cash book
Option B: Two columns cash book
Option C: Three columns cash book
Option D: Petty cash book
Correct Answer: Three columns cash book ✔
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Option A: Receipts
Option B: Payments
Option C: Incomes
Option D: Expenditures
Correct Answer: Receipts ✔
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Option A: Lump sum
Option B: Prompt
Option C: Actual
Option D: None of them
Correct Answer: Prompt ✔
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Option A: Receipts
Option B: Payments
Option C: Income
Option D: Expense
Correct Answer: Payments ✔
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Drawings by owner of business are generally recorded on which of the following side of a cash book?
Option A: Receipts
Option B: Payments
Option C: Incomes
Option D: Expenditures
Correct Answer: Payments ✔
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Option A: Simple cash book
Option B: Two column cash book
Option C: Three column cash book
Option D: Petty cash book
Correct Answer: Petty cash book ✔
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Option A: Bank
Option B: Prepaid expenses
Option C: Accounts receivable
Option D: Creditor
Correct Answer: Prepaid expenses ✔
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Option A: Receipts
Option B: Payments
Option C: Incomes
Option D: Expenditures
Correct Answer: Payments ✔
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Option A: Bank
Option B: Payments
Option C: Discount
Option D: Cash
Correct Answer: Cash ✔
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Option A: Simple cash book
Option B: Two column cash book
Option C: Three column cash book
Option D: Petty cash book
Correct Answer: Two column cash book ✔
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Option A: Payee
Option B: Payer
Option C: Bank
Option D: Seller
Correct Answer: Seller ✔
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Option A: Cash
Option B: Bank balance
Option C: Accounts receivable
Option D: Cash reserve
Correct Answer: Accounts receivable ✔
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Option A: Every day
Option B: Every half year
Option C: Every year
Option D: At the end of every accounting period
Correct Answer: At the end of every accounting period ✔
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Option A: Bank balance
Option B: Cash at bank
Option C: Bank overdraft
Option D: Bank underdraft
Correct Answer: Bank overdraft ✔
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Option A: Liability
Option B: Asset
Option C: Expenses
Option D: Income
Correct Answer: Asset ✔
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Option A: Receipts
Option B: Payments
Option C: Incomes
Option D: Expenditures
Correct Answer: Payments ✔
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Option A: Bank
Option B: Accountant of business
Option C: Manager of a company
Option D: Bank’s cashier
Correct Answer: Accountant of business ✔
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Option A: Cash payments
Option B: Cash receipts
Option C: Cash payments and cash receipts
Option D: Neither cash payments nor cash receipts
Correct Answer: Cash payments ✔
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Option A: Cash entry
Option B: Contra entry
Option C: Payment entry
Option D: Compound entry
Correct Answer: Contra entry ✔
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Option A: A sale of an asset is recorded in the Sales Book
Option B: Total of Return Outward Book is debited to Return Outward Account
Option C: The balance of Petty Cash Book is a liability
Option D: Cash Book is a subsidiary book as well as a ledger
Correct Answer: Cash Book is a subsidiary book as well as a ledger ✔
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