• Q : Purchase ledger balances....
    Financial Accounting :

    On 1 January 2010, the sales ledger balances were Rs 8024 debit and Rs 57 credit and the purchase ledger balances on the same date were Rs 6235 credit and Rs 105 debit.

  • Q : Bank reconciliation statement....
    Financial Accounting :

    On 30 June, Mr. Xind cash book showed an overdraft of Rs 300 on his current account. A bank statement as at the end of June showed that Mr. Xind was in credit with the bank by Rs 65.

  • Q : Presentation of financial statements....
    Financial Accounting :

    Make the following financial statements for MNC as per the revised IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements:

  • Q : Use audit procedures to gather audit....
    Auditing :

    In order to draw reasonable conclusions, an auditor is required to identify and use audit procedures to gather audit evidence. You are required identify and to write short notes on the different typ

  • Q : Provisions of intosai gov 9140 on internal audit....
    Auditing :

    List and explain the provisions of INTOSAI GOV 9140 on Internal Audit Independence in the Public Sector. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of each of the four methods of evidence gathering list

  • Q : Case study of hibiscus ltd....
    Auditing :

    Hibiscus Ltd is a company that provides call centre services for a variety of organisations. It operates in a medium sized city in which Alamanda Auditors is the largest audit firm.

  • Q : Objectives of independent audit....
    Auditing :

    Explain the objectives of independent audit. List and define three assertions about classes of transactions and two assertions about account balances for period under audit.

  • Q : Tax incentives-undesirable or simply vulnerable to misuse....
    Taxation :

    Are tax incentives inherently undesirable or more simply vulnerable to misuse? Describe this question by considering arguments for and against the use of tax incentives.

  • Q : Powers and duties of public accounts committee....
    Auditing :

    Explain the powers and duties of the Public Accounts Committee as set out in standing orders of the Assembly.

  • Q : Relevant-sufficient-reliable audit evidences....
    Auditing :

    In brief explain what are relevant, sufficient and reliable audit evidences. List all the three sources of audit evidence.

  • Q : Computing total income tax payable....
    Taxation :

    Compute the total income tax payable by Mr. John’s wife for the income year ended 30 June 2009.

  • Q : Taxation of a self-employed....
    Taxation :

    Make a brief report for Ranjiv listing the main differences existing between the taxation of a self-employed and that of an employee.

  • Q : Income tax liability for the tax year....
    Taxation :

    Compute Sue's income tax liability for the tax year 2008/9, if she is treated as carrying on a trade in respect of her motor car activities.

  • Q : Issuance of bonds and first semi-annual interest payment....
    Financial Accounting :

    NHS Co. issued $350,000 of 10-year bonds payable on January 1. NHS pays interest each January 1 and July 1 and amortizes any discount or premium by the straight-line method. NHS issued the bonds at

  • Q : Current annual operating income....
    Managerial Accounting :

    What is the current annual operating income? What is the present breakeven point in revenues?

  • Q : Prepare budgets for cash receipts and payments....
    Managerial Accounting :

    ABC Company Ltd manufactures razor blades. Its estimated sales for period January 2010 through June 2010 are as follows: Rs.100,  000 per month from January through March and Rs.120, 000 per mo

  • Q : Determining tax consequences....
    Taxation :

    What are the tax consequences to X of the distribution to Abby? X’s basis in the equipment was $36,000. X bought the equipment new six years ago.

  • Q : Types of accounts and rules for their journal entries....
    Accounting Basics :

    Explain various types of Accounts and Rules for their Journal entries with the help of appropriate examples.

  • Q : Discounting cash flow in project appraisal....
    Financial Accounting :

    What is the underlying rationale for applying Discounting Cash Flow in project appraisal?

  • Q : Net cash flows for each opportunity....
    Financial Accounting :

    Summarize the net cash flows for each opportunity for a period of 5 years. For simplification purposes, ignore the effect of taxes (both corporate and income tax).

  • Q : Normative ethical theories....
    Managerial Accounting :

    Describe to Margaret the two main normative ethical theories

  • Q : National insurance payable....
    Taxation :

    Calculate the national insurance payable in relation to Catherine Jones for 2013-14. You should assume that Catherine Jones in not contracted out.

  • Q : Usefulness of ratios analysis....
    Financial Accounting :

    Describe the usefulness of ratios analysis to the above named users of accounts making reference to three dimension of financial performance.

  • Q : Draft accounts of commentary ltd....
    Accounting Basics :

    What is our rate of return on capital employed? Does it make sense to compare that figure with those of other companies as a test of our performance?’

  • Q : Ways of combining the businesses and accounting procedures....
    Financial Accounting :

    Operating cash flow per share is better indicator of profitability than is EPS. Do you agree? Describe in detail. Explain the different ways of combining the businesses and the accounting procedures.

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