Accounts - Principles of Accounts JAMB, WAEC, NECO AND NABTEB Official Past Questions

2521

The issued share capital is the number of shares that are

  • A. authorized by share holders
  • B. shared among the directors
  • C. fully subscribed
  • D. in the share certificate
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2522

Given:
Applications were invited by the directors of Abiodun PLC for 500,000 ordinary shares of #1:00 each at #1:10 per share payable as follows;
On application 46k
On allotment 20k
1st Call 15k
2nd Call 19k

How much is to be paid for application?

  • A. #230,000
  • B. #280,000
  • C. #500,000
  • D. #550,000
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2523

Which of the following is the capital reserve of a company

  • A. Share premium
  • B. Retained profit
  • C. Accumulated depreciation
  • D. Loss on forfeited shares
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2524

The objective of departmental account is to

  • A. ascertain the cost of running the organization
  • B. ascertain the amount of profit or loss for each department
  • C. ascertain the amount of profits for losses for the enterprises
  • D. offset the loss of each treatment
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2525

Department        K                    Y
Opening stock  #2,500          #800
Purchases   #120,000        #100,000
Sales         #180,000           #200,000
Salaries      #8,000             #30,000
Closing stock #3,000          #1,500
Rate expenses of #1,500 are apportioned in the ratio 1:2.

What is the net profit of Y?

  • A. #52,000
  • B. #68,300
  • C. #68,800
  • D. #69,300
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2526

Department         K               Y
Opening stock    #2,500      #800
Purchases       #120,000    #100,000
Sales               #180,000     #200,000
Salaries           #8,000         #30,000
Closing stock   #3,000        #1,500
Rate expenses of #1,500 are apportioned in the ratio 1:2.

The gross profit for K is

  • A. #23,500
  • B. #60,500
  • C. #60,700
  • D. #82,500
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2527

When there is no basis of apportionment in an organization, the expenses should be apportioned based on

  • A. sales
  • B. purchases
  • C. equality
  • D. floor space
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2528

When shares are issued at a discount, entries are to debit

  • A. application allotment account and credit discount accoun
  • B. discount account and credit
  • C. cash account and credit discount account
  • D. discount account and credit bank account
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2529

The purchase consideration that is lower than the net asset implies that, the buyer has gained the advantage of

  • A. net income
  • B. revenue reserve
  • C. capital reserve
  • D. net loss
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2530

When a share valued at 50k is issued at #1.59, it is said to be issued at

  • A. par
  • B. premium
  • C. discount
  • D. interest
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2531

In a partnership account, interest on drawings is

  • A. debited to appropriation account
  • B. credited to appropiation account
  • C. treated as an expense in profit and loss account
  • D. recorded in the balance sheet as current assets
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2532

A partnership’s internal regulations are set out by

  • A. a deed
  • B. a law
  • C. a constitution
  • D. an article
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2533

The amount paid by a new partner on admission as a compensation for the reputation built up by old partners is a

  • A. bonus
  • B. commission
  • C. premium
  • D. goodwill
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2534

i. Direct materials
ii.Direct labour
iii.Direct expenses
iv. Factory expenses

Prime cost consist of

  • A. i, ii and iii
  • B. i, ii and iv
  • C. i, iii and iv
  • D. ii, iii and iv
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2535

Which of the following expenses relates to the profit and loss account of a manufacturing firm

  • A. Direct materials
  • B. Direct labour
  • C. Administrative overhead
  • D. Work-in-progress
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2536

Which of the following is accounted for in receipts and payment account

  • A. Subscriptions recieved in advance
  • B. Subscriptions due not yet recieved
  • C. Accrued expenses on annual dances
  • D. Depreciation of the club house
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2537

In manufacturing account, the work-in-progress at the end of the year is

  • A. deducted from the cost of goods completed during this year
  • B. added to the cost of goods completed
  • C. stated in the profit and loss account
  • D. stated in the prime cost section
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2538

Purchase of raw materials – #330,000
Closing stock of raw materials – #80,000
Direct wages – #30,000
Carriages of raw materials – #10,000

Determine the prime cost

  • A. #525,000
  • B. #515,000
  • C. #465,000
  • D. #370,000
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2539

Opening stock of raw materials – #75,000
Purchase of raw materials – #330,000
Closing stock of raw materials – #80,000
Direct wages – #30,000
Carriages of raw materials – #10,000

Calculate the cost of raw materials used

  • A. #495,000
  • B. #415,000
  • C. #325,000
  • D. #305,000
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2540

The addition of prime cost, indirect cost and opening work-in-progress less the closing work-in-progress will result in cost of

  • A. goods available for sale
  • B. goods sold
  • C. goods manufactured
  • D. materials put into production
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2541

When goods produced are transferred at cost plus mark-up sale, the difference between the cost and the transferred price is a

  • A. discount
  • B. sales commission
  • C. manufacturing profit
  • D. factory reserves
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