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Question 591
jamb 2014
The profit of a branch is usually credited to the
Aadjustment account
Bhead office sales
Chead office goods account
Dhead office current account
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Question 592
jamb 2014

In the absence of a partnership deed, the act stipulates that

Aan amount should be fixed as salary for partners
Binterest on partners loan should be 25%
Cinterest should not be allowed on partners drawings
Dprofits and losses should not be shared equally
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Question 593
jamb 2014
Hussaina Enterprises sent goods worth #800,000 at cost plus mark-up of 20% to its branch

Determine the profit on the goods sent to the branch at profit margin of 25% mark-up
A#150,000
B#160,000
C#170,000
D#180,000
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Question 594
jamb 2014
Hussaina Enterprises sent goods worth #800,000 at cost plus mark-up of 20% to its branch

What is the cost price of the goods sent to the branch
A#600,000
B#620,000
C#640,000
D#700,000
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Question 595
jamb 2014
If goods are sent to to branch at 25% on cost, what will be the cost of goods sent to the branch at a selling price of #100,000?
A#130,000
B#125,000
C#80,000
D#75,000
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Question 596
jamb 2014
In a departmental account, the expenses to be apportioned on the basis of turnover is
Acarriage inwards
Breturns outwards
Cdiscount recieved
Dcarriage outwards
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Question 597
jamb 2014
In a departmental account, where no basis of apportionment exist, apportionment is
Aon profit basis
Baccording to employee decision
Caccording to material available
Don equal basis
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Question 598
jamb 2014
Given:

Sales #180,000
Stock 1/1 # 25,000
Purchases #110,000
Sales returns # 1000
Purchases returns # 1,500
Gross profit # 58,000

Determine the value of stock as at 31st December
A#8000
B#9,500
C#12,500
D#15,500
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Question 599
jamb 2014
Social Club Subscription (Extract)

31/12/2009 Subscription accrued #18,900
Subscription received in advance #16,400
Subscription received during
the year 2009 #38,570

What is the amount of subscription to be shown as liability in the balance sheet as at December 2009
A#14,200
B#16,400
C#18,900
D#20,500
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Question 600
jamb 2014
Social Club Subscription (Extract)

31/12/2009 Subscription accrued #18,900
Subscription received in advance #16,400
Subscription received during
the year 2009 #38,570

Determine the amount of subscription for the year
A#57,470
B#41,070
C#40,210
D#35,300
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Question 601
jamb 2014
Subscription in arrears is treated in the balance sheet of a club as
Acurrent asset
Bcurrent liability
Cfixed asset
Dintangible asset
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Question 602
jamb 2014
The value of the sales ledger control account is derived from the summation of
Athe total debtors' account
Bthe total creditors' account
Call day books
Dboth the debtors'and creditors' accounts
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Question 603
jamb 2014
A book of account that possesses the features of both day book and ledger is
Asales day book
Bcash book
Cpurchases day book
Dreturns day book
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Question 604
jamb 2014
The control account is used in facilitating
Athe location of errors in the various accounts
Bup to date bank transactions
Cthe payment of debts and liabilities of the firm
Dassets distribution with respect to income
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Question 605
jamb 2014
2/3 Purchases 900 books at #1,000 each
4/3 Purchases 590 books at # 950 each
15/3 Sales 300 books at #900 each

Calculate the cost of goods available for sale using LIFO
A#801,000
B#1,100,500
C#1,160,500
D#1,175,500
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Question 606
jamb 2014
2/3 Purchases 900 books at #1,000 each
4/3 Purchases 590 books at # 950 each
15/3 Sales 300 books at #900 each

Determine the cost of goods sold using FIFO
A#285,000
B#300,000
C#570,000
D#600,000
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Question 607
jamb 2014
The excess of sales over cost of goods sold is
Agross sales
Bgross profit
Cnet profit
Dnet sales
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Question 608
jamb 2014
Balance sheet (Extract)

Creditors #7,940
Prepaid expenses # 290
Accrual expenses # 323
Stock #4,500
Cash balance #4,956
Debtors # 905

Determine the current liabilities
A#8,553
B#8,263
C#7,940
D#1,228
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Question 609
jamb 2014
Balance sheet (Extract)

Creditors #7,940
Prepaid expenses # 290
Accrual expenses # 323
Stock #4,500
Cash balance #4,956
Debtors # 905

The value of the current assets will be
A#10,361
B#10,651
C#17,396
D#17,848
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Question 610
jamb 2014
If machine X cost #600,000 with anticipated life span of five years and estimated scrap value of #50,000, using straight line method; depreciation charged for two years will be
A#700,000
B#240,000
C#220,000
D#202,000
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