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Separation of cash handling and accounting functions is an example of
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a. the bank reconciliation process
b. an internal control of cash CorrectCorrect
c. a transaction
d. petty cash
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For the purposes of the Cash Receipts Book, which of the following is the most appropriate definition of cash?
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a. notes and coins
b. credit card receipts and direct credits into the bank account
c. notes, coins, cheques, manual credit card receipts and direct credits into the bank account CorrectCorrect
d. cheques
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Which of the following are examples of cash receipts:
Select one:
a. cash sales, contributions from the owner, commission expense
b. cash sales, interest expense, rental income
c. interest earned, rental income, proceeds from sale of an asset CorrectCorrect
d. employee wages, commission income, proceeds from the sale of an asset
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Which of the following provides evidence that a cash receipt transaction has occurred?
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a. Cheque butt
b. Tax invoice
c. Source document CorrectCorrect
d. Cash Receipts Book
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Which of the following is an example of a column heading in a Cash Receipts Book?
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a. Amount Banked CorrectCorrect
b. Total Paid
c. Cheque Number
d. GST paid
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In a Cash Receipts Book, receipts that cannot be allocated to one of the columns provided can be entered into the _________ column.
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a. Service Fee
b. Sundry CorrectCorrect
c. Amount Banked
d. Total
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Which of the following documents is proof to the business that the money has been lodged (deposited) with the bank?
Select one:
a. An entry in the Cash Payments Book
b. Deposit slip stamped by the bank CorrectCorrect
c. Deposit slip stamped by the cash receipts officer of the business
d. An entry in the Cash Receipts Book
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When a large number of notes are received, which of the following is an appropriate procedure to follow
prior to banking?
Select one:
a. Sort the notes in the same denomination, all facing the same way and bundle them into groups of ten and secure the bundles with an elastic band CorrectCorrect
b. Use the notes to pay expenses from that day thereby reducing the amount of money to be banked
c. Keep the notes to pay cash wages
d. Place them in no particular order in the bottom of the banking bag for the bank teller to sort
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An example of a cash receipt transaction is:
Select one:
a. the purchase of inventory on credit
b. the payment of an accounts payable
c. the sale of goods to a customer on credit
d. additional cash contributions received from the owner CorrectCorrect
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For businesses using manual credit card vouchers, at the end of each day all credit card sales are recorded on a:
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a. tax invoice
b. cash payments book
c. receipt
d. merchant summary CorrectCorrect
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The bank statement becomes a source document for which of the following receipt of monies:
Select one:
a. cash sales
b. bank interest received CorrectCorrect
c. sales made through a cash register
d. credit sales
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Good internal controls for the handling of cash include:
Select one:
a. Placing the cash is a well-known location
b. Prompt banking of all cash received Correct
c. Recording the address of the of the payer
d. Giving the money to the manager to store
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Which of the following is not a valid form of receipt evidence?
Select one:
a. Cash register receipt
b. Receipt book page
c. Thanking the customer for their payment Correct
d. Computerised numbered transaction
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The stamped deposit slip provided by the bank teller:
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a. Is not necessary as you have already have recorded the details in your receipts books
b. Is the proof of lodgement that the money has been banked Correct
c. Provides a list of all amounts withdrawn from the business bank account
d. Is likely to be different from the amount recorded in your cash receipts book
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When you record receipts in the Cash Receipts Book, in the Amount Banked column you:
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a. record the total of the receipts for that day. Incorrect
b. record every receipt.
c. wait until the end of the month and total the receipts in that column.
d. record the total of the receipts that you are taking to the bank.
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The GST applicable to a $330 invoice that is inclusive of GST is:
Select one:
a. $300.00
b. $3.30
c. $33.00
d. $30.00 Correct
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Under the single entry system, all cash receipts and cash payments are entered into a Cash Receipts or Cash Payments Book and every month the totals are transferred to an annual summary.
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True Correct
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The total of the Amount Banked column in the Cash Receipts Book should equal the addition of the remaining column totals.
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EFTPOS transactions are included on the deposit slip (bank deposit form) which is taken to the bank.
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Receipts are never numbered. Select one:
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A cheque received from a customer for payment of their account is a type of cash receipt.
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Cash receipts are always revenue.
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A docket issued by a cash register is an example of a receipt.
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A cheque may not be accepted if it is post-dated (dated after the current date).
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When a customer uses EFTPOS to pay for their purchases, the EFTPOS system will check if the card has been reported as stolen.
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