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Sep 12 Class Quiz for Financial Accounting
Question 1: On January 5, Overnight purchased $10,000 of tools on credit to be paid in 2 months. What would be the impact on Overnight’s balance sheet? A)
Tools up by $10,000 and Accounts Receivable down by $10,000
B)
Tools down by $10,000 and Accounts Payable Up by $10,000
C)
Tools up by $10,000 and Accounts Payable up by $10,000
D)
Tools up by $10,000 and Accounts Receivable up by $10,000
Question 2: Ovenight paid $1,000 in operating expenses. How does that impact the balance sheet? A)
Increase cash by $1,000 and reduce operating expenses by $1,000
B)
Reduce cash by $1,000 and retained earnings by $1,000
C)
Reduce Cash by $1,000 and Fixed Assets by $1,000
D)
Reduce cash by $1,000 and increase accounts receivable by $1,000
Question 3: ABC pays $300 to Overnight as partial settlement of its accounts receivable. How does that impact Overnight’s balance sheet? A)
Cash goes down by $300 and Accounts Receivable goes down by $300
B)
Cash goes up by $300 and Accounts Receivable goes down by $300
C)
Accounts Receivable goes up by $300 and Retained Earnings goes down by $300
D)
Cash goes up by $300 and Accounts Payable Goes up by $300
Question 4: EBIT is $1,000, Interest Expense is $200 and tax rate is 50% how much is net income? A) $800
B)
$1200
C)
$400
D) $200
Question 5: Which of the following is not a big four accounting firm? A)
Ernst and Young B)
Deloitte C)
KPMG D) Blackstone
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