31. Indicate the correct statement as regards the sources of funds for a Funds Flow Statement from the following:
i. Increase in working capital
ii. Decrease in working capital
iii. Writing off the intangible/fictitious assets
iv. Issuing equity shares for acquisition of a building for office
v. Charging depreciation on fixed assets
i. Increase in working capital
ii. Decrease in working capital
iii. Writing off the intangible/fictitious assets
iv. Issuing equity shares for acquisition of a building for office
v. Charging depreciation on fixed assets
32. The cost of debt capital is as-
33. A trader values his opening stock 10% over cost. It value of opening stock is written as Rs. 27,500 then its cost would be
34. Trial balance is prepared to ascertain-
35. Under which method of depreciation, the value of machinery never comes to zero:
36. Debenture holders are
37. The balance of a partner's current accounts is
38. The general manager is entitled to a commission of 10% on net profit after charging the commission of works manager. The works manager is entitled to a commission of 5% on the net profit after charging the commission of general manager. The profit before charging any commission is Rs. 7,000. The commission of the works manager, to the nearest rupee, will be
39. An accounting system that does not take into consideration outstanding expenses and accrued incomes for computation of profit Is called
40. Which method of HR Accounting was developed by Lev and Schwartz?
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