11. Which one of the following is capital expenditure?
12. Following are the events which generally happen in the life of a public limited company
1. Public issue of shares (IPO)
2. Firm Incorporation
3. Preliminary expenditures
4. Issue of equity shares to promoters of the company
Choose the correct sequence (chronological order) of the envets from the options given below:
1. Public issue of shares (IPO)
2. Firm Incorporation
3. Preliminary expenditures
4. Issue of equity shares to promoters of the company
Choose the correct sequence (chronological order) of the envets from the options given below:
13. The cost of a machine is Rs. 70,000. Its life span is 10 years, after which its expected residual price will be Rs. 5,000. Based on straight line method, the depreciation for first four year will be
14. Funds' in the fund flow statements means-
15. Interest on capital is added with
16. X and Y agree to form a partnership. X contributes Rs. 5,000 in assets and devotes one half time to partnership while Y contribution Rs. 20,000 in cash and devotes full time to the firm. How will the partners share the profits of the firm:
17. Assertion (A): Accounting information refers to only events concerned with a business firm.
Reason (R): Accounting information is presented in financial statements.
Reason (R): Accounting information is presented in financial statements.
18. Goodwill account is
19. In liquidation proceedings of a company certain lists are attached with the statement of affairs of the company. Match list-I with list-II and select your answer:
List-I
List-II
a. List E
1. Preference shareholders
b. List F
2. Equity shareholders
c. List G
3. Deficiency account
d. List H
4. Unsecured creditors
List-I | List-II |
a. List E | 1. Preference shareholders |
b. List F | 2. Equity shareholders |
c. List G | 3. Deficiency account |
d. List H | 4. Unsecured creditors |
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