Abasyn University
Masters in Public Health
Mid Term Exam Jan2009
Attempt ALL Questions
Q1: Look at the following transactions and fill in the
corresponding cells. The first one has been solved for you. Complete the rest.
Q.2: For the year just ended, a business reports $5,200,000sales revenue. All its sales are
made on credit (to other businesses). Historically, its year-end accounts receivable balance equals about five weeks of annual sales revenue; in other words, an amount equal to five weeks of annual sales revenue is not yet collected at the end of the year. Sales are level throughout the year. What amount of accounts receivable would you expect in the business’s year-end balance sheet?
Q.3: You are the manager of a company, and you have the following items on your balance sheet on 30th April 2008. Capital: $20,900.00, Creditor $.1600.00, Fixtures $3500.00,
Vehicle $4200.00, Stock of goods $4950.00, Debtors $3280.00, Cash at bank
$6450.00, Cash in hand $120.00
During the first week of May 2008 You
Masters in Public Health
Mid Term Exam Jan2009
Attempt ALL Questions
Q1: Look at the following transactions and fill in the
corresponding cells. The first one has been solved for you. Complete the rest.
| Increase | Action | Decrease | Action |
Paid for postage stamps by Cash Rs.50 | Expenses of Postage | Debit Postage Account | Cash Assetts | Credit Cash Account |
Paid for electricity by cheque Rs. 5000 | | | | |
Received Rent in cash Rs.3500 | | | | |
Paid insurance by cheque Rs 150 | | | | |
made on credit (to other businesses). Historically, its year-end accounts receivable balance equals about five weeks of annual sales revenue; in other words, an amount equal to five weeks of annual sales revenue is not yet collected at the end of the year. Sales are level throughout the year. What amount of accounts receivable would you expect in the business’s year-end balance sheet?
Q.3: You are the manager of a company, and you have the following items on your balance sheet on 30th April 2008. Capital: $20,900.00, Creditor $.1600.00, Fixtures $3500.00,
Vehicle $4200.00, Stock of goods $4950.00, Debtors $3280.00, Cash at bank
$6450.00, Cash in hand $120.00
During the first week of May 2008 You
- bought extra stock of goods $770.00 on credit
- One of debtors paid you $120.00 cash
- You buy extra fixtures worth $1000.00 by cheque
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