Nwoye buys stock and pays by cheque. The entries in the books of Nwoye is Debit
Purchases; Credit cheque
Purchases; Credit bank
Bank; Credit Purchases
Cheque; Credit Purchases
Correct answer is B
To answer this question, note that whatever comes into the business is recorded on the debit side, and whatever goes out is recorded on the credit side.
''Nwoye buys stock and pays by cheque''. The entries in the books of Nwoye is, debit Purchases and Credit bank. what this accounting entry means is that, money had gone out of the business by virtue of the cheque that was issued to a seller by nwoye for the purchase of stocks (goods) for resale and in return, goods were given to Nwoye (goods have come into the business after payment was made by cheque). Always remember the principle of double entry which states that, for every credit entry, they must be a corresponding debit entry vice versa.
NOTE: in accounting, purchases are goods that are bought for the purpose of reselling.
I, III and IV
I, III and V
II and IV
III and V
Correct answer is D
Impersonal account; any account other than a personal account, being classified as either a real account, in which property is recorded, or a nominal account, in which income, expenses and capital are recorded.
A non-monetary value
Tangible and intangible qualities
Monetary cost and future benefit
An inadequate monetary value
Correct answer is B
Tangible assets are physical in nature that can be either long-term or short-term asset. Intangible assets are long-term assets that are not physical, but rather, intellectual property. Both tangible and intangible assets are recorded on the balance sheet.
External users of accounting information include
Employees
Management
Banks
Directors
Correct answer is C
External users are people outside the business entity (organization) who use accounting information. Examples of external users are suppliers, banks, customers, investors, potential investors, and tax authorities.
N7,425
N7425
N7,625
N7,925
Correct answer is A
No explanation has been provided for this answer.