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Under accrual accounting, the net profit (or loss) for the year will not equal the cash and cash equivalents at year end. Which one of the following can be a cause for this:
Select one:
a. Depreciation charges
b. Receipts from customers
c. Proceeds from the sale of plant and equipment Incorrect
d. Dividends paid.
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Which one of the following would be classified as a Cash Flow from Operating Activities:
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a. Repayment of bank loan
b. Income tax payment Correct
c. Purchase of supplies on credit
d. Proceeds from sale of fixed asset.
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Which one of the following would be classified as a Cash Flow from Investing Activities:
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a. Increase in accumulated depreciation
b. Draw down on loan from bank
c. Purchase of new plant and machinery paid by cheque Correct
d. Proceeds received from issues of shares.
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Which one of the following would be classified as a Cash Flow from Financing Activities:
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a. Payments to suppliers
b. Increase in tax payable
c. Draw down on loan from bank Correct
d. Finance company pay dealer for purchase of new delivery van.
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The statement of cash flows provides information about an entity’s source and uses of cash and its cash position.
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True Correct
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The Accounting Standard AASB107 requires that interest received to be disclosed in the Statement of Cash Flows.
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The Accounting Standard AASB107 requires that the tax liability to be disclosed separately in the
Statement of Cash Flows.
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The information included in the income statement and the statement of financial position can be used to prepare a statement of cash flows.
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The Accounting Standard AASB107 states that entities are encouraged to report cash flows from
operating activities using the direct method.
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True Correct
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The indirect method of preparation of statement of cash flows discloses individual amounts for cash received and cash paid.
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When using the indirect method, it is necessary to remove the non-cash items when preparing a statement of cash flows from the information extracted from the financial reports which were prepared using accrual accounting concept.
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If the statement of financial position of an entity has trade debtors account balance, adjustments will need to be made to remove the non-cash transactions from the account.
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In a statement of cash flows, the transfers of profits to or from reserves must also be disclosed as cash flows from financing activities.
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The Accounting Standard AASB107 requires, on the statement of cash flows, the disclosures of cash flows received and paid from _________ activities, _____________ activities and ___________ activities be included in the Statement of Cash Flows..
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a. operating; investing; financing Correct
b. cash-in; cash-out; non-cash
c. selling; buying; other
d. cash; credit; banking
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Cash holdings in a statement of cash flow are defined as ___________ and ____________ equivalents
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a. cash and cash Correct
b. current and non-current
c. cash and credit
d. short term and long term
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A statement of cash flows can be prepared by using an entity’s ___________ records.
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a. accounting
b. cash Incorrect
c. banking
d. sales
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Adjustments will need to be made to remove the effects of non-cash transactions when the income statement and statement of financial position are prepared on _____________ accounting basis.
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a. accrual Correct
b. cash
c. non-cash
d. cost
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The Accounting Standard AASB107 requires that cash flows from operating activities be reported
by using either ____________method or __________ method.
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a. direct or indirect Correct
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b. cash or non-cash
c. real or unreal
d. future value present value
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Cash flows from _________ activities are primarily derived from the principal revenue-producing activities of the entity.
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a. operating Correct
b. financing
c. investing
d. budget
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Only expenditures that result in a recognised asset in the statement of financial position are eligible for classification as ___________ activities.
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a. investing Correct
b. operating
c. financing
d. budget
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Which of the following does AASB107 require to be disclosed in the Statement of Cash Flows?
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a. Transfers to or from the retained profits Incorrect
b. Bonus shares issues
c. Investing activities
d. Transfers to the reserve accounts
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Which of the following is not defined as cash equivalent?
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a. Term Deposit (for 11 months) Correct
b. Short-term investment
c. Highly liquid investment
d. Deposits at-call
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Which of the following items is a finance activity?
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a. Purchase of investment
b. Receipt of dividend
c. Purchase of goods on credit
d. Borrowing repaid Correct
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Which of the following items is an operating activity?
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a. Proceeds from the sale of plant and equipment Incorrect
b. Proceeds from share issues
c. Dividend received
d. Dividend paid to shareholders
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Which of the following accounts in the statement of financial position indicate that accrual amounts, rather than cash amounts, will appear on the income statement?
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a. Prepaid expenses Correct
b. Property, plant and equipment
c. Asset revaluation reserve
d. Retained profits
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When preparing a reconciliation of cash flows from operating activities to operating profit/loss, changes in the opening and closing balances of assets and liabilities have these consequences:
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a. Increase in assets or liabilities is a cash inflow; Decrease in assets or liabilities is a cash outflow Incorrect
b. Increase in assets or a decrease in liabilities is a cash outflow; Decrease in assets or increase in liabilities is a cash inflow
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c. Decrease in assets or a increase in liabilities is a cash outflow; Increase in assets or decrease in liabilities is a cash inflow
d. Increase in assets or a decrease in liabilities is a cash inflow; Decrease in assets or increase in liabilities is a cash outflow
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All inventories are purchased on credit. On the basis of the following accounting records information, the amount paid to the trade creditors is:
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a. $468 000
b. $470 000
c. $464 000 Correct
d. $142 000
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