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Financial Accounting-I




                    Notes          5.4 Keywords

                                   Accounting Equation: The recording of business transactions in the books of account is based on
                                   a fundamental equation called Accounting Equation.
                                   Asset: Any physical thing or right owned that has money value is an asset.
                                   Liability:  It means the amount which the  firm owes to outsiders that is, accepting the

                                   proprietors.
                                   Stock: The goods purchased are for selling, if the goods are not sold out fully, a part of the total
                                   goods purchased is kept with the trader unlit it is sold out, it is said to be a stock.
                                   5.5 Self Assessment


                                   Fill in the blanks:
                                   1.   The basic accounting equation is the foundation for the .......................................  system.
                                   2.   A .................................... reports what a business owns (assets), what it owes (liabilities) and
                                       what remains for the owners (equity) as of a certain date.
                                   3.   An owner’s investment into the company will increase the company’s assets and will also
                                       increase .........................................
                                   4.   Accounting Equation serves as a basis for preparing ....................................
                                   5.   Liabilities = ................... – Capital
                                   Choose the appropriate answers:
                                   6.   The basic accounting equation is Assets = Liabilities + Equity. The Equity term of the
                                       equation can be further broken down into several other terms. Assume that the entity is a
                                       sole proprietorship. Which of the following statements is correct?
                                       (a)   Additional investments by the business owner will increase equity; and revenues
                                            will decrease equity.
                                       (b)   Additional investments by the business owner will decrease equity; and revenues
                                            will increase equity.
                                       (c)   Increases in expenses will decrease equity; and owner withdrawals will decrease
                                            equity.
                                       (d)   Revenues will increase equity; and owner withdrawals will increase equity.
                                       (e)   Revenues will decrease equity; and owner withdrawals will increase equity.
                                   7.   If at the end of the accounting period the company’s liabilities total ` 19,000 and its equity
                                       totals ` 40,000, then what must be the total of assets?

                                       (a)   ` 14,000                    (b)   ` 40,000
                                       (c)   ` 21,000                    (d)   ` 59,000
                                       (e)   None of the above
                                   8.   If during the current accounting period the company’s assets increased by ` 24,000 and
                                       equity increased by ` 5,000, then how did liabilities change?
                                       (a)  Increased by ` 29,000        (b)   Increased by ` 24,000
                                       (c)  Decreased by ` 5,000         (d)   Decreased by ` 19,000
                                       (e)  Increased by ` 19,000






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