Accountancy Cashbook, Passbook and Other Subsidiary- JKSSB

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MCQS on Cashbook in Accountancy



The total of the Purchases day book is posted periodically to the debit of

- Purchases book

- Journal Proper

- Cash book

- Sales book                     

 

A cheque of 3500 received from P. K. Jain a customer, endorsed in favour of P. C. Jain, a supplier. It is to be recorded in _____

- Journal proper

- Bills receivable book

- Double column cashbook

- None

 

When furniture is sold for cash, the entry should be made in _____.

- Journal proper

- Cashbook

- Sales book

- Petty CB

 

Goods sold for cash were returned by a customer but cash was not given immediately. This is recorded in ______________

- Cashbook

- Purchase return book

- Sales return book

- Journal proper

 

Which document is issued by a supplier when a customer returns goods?

- Dr Note

- Cr note

- Invoice

- Bill

 

Which book of prime entry is also a ledger account?

- Journal

- Ledger

- Purchase account

- Cash book

 

The purchase Book is also known as

- Credit book

- Debit Book

- Invoice Book

- Voucher Book

 

The debit balance of cash book Means?

- Plus balance

- Either Plus or Minus Balance

- Minus Balance

- NOTA

 

Bank Column Of Cashbook Always Shows Debit Balance?

- Yes

- NO

 

If the balance as per passbook is given, discount allowed was wrongly entered in in bank column instead of discount column. In BRS the same amount will be

- Added

- Subtracted

- None

 

Cash receipt of Rs.5100 was wrongly posted to credit side bank column of cash book as Rs.510. bank balance as per cash book will be ________

- More by 510

- More by 5100

- Less by 1020

- Less by 510

 

Debit balance as per bank column of cashbook is

- Favourable

- Unfavourable

- Zero

- None

 

When a firm maintains Two-column cash book, it does not maintain

- Purchase book

- Journal Proper

- Sales book

- Bank and cash account in ledger

 

Which of the following is not recorded in the cash book?

- Credit Sales

- Cash receipts

- Cash payments

- Opening cash balance

 

A pass book is a copy of

- Cash book relating to bank column

- Firm’s receipts and payments

- Cash book relating to cash column

- A customer’s account in the bank’s books

 

Total of these transactions is posted in Purchase account?

- Purchase Return.

- Purchase of Furniture.

- Cash and credit purchase.

- Purchase of Stationary.

 

Balancing of account means:

- Total of Dr Side

- Total of Cr side

- Difference in total of debit and credit

- None

 

A periodic total of the purchases book is posted to the

- debit side of the sales account

- Credit side of the purchases account

- Credit side of the purchases account

- debit side of the purchases account

 

Journal proper is also called as

- Journal residual

- Purchase journal

- Day book

- Postage book

 

Debit notes reduce account ____ and Credit note reduces account____

- Receivable, payable

- Payable, receivable

- Asset, expense

- Expense, asset

 

Sales invoices are first entered in

- Cash book

- Purchase journal

- Sales journal

- Sales account

 

.......is used for credit purchases and credit sales

- Cash receipt

- Debit Note

- Invoice

- Credit Note

 

Source document for recording entries in the sales Journal is/ are:

- Sales invoice or bills

- Cheque

- Credit note

- Debit note

 

Periodically, at the end of each month the amount column in sales journal is totalled and posted to the ____ side of the _____ account in ledger

- Credit, sales account

- Debit, sales return account

- Credit, ledger account

- Debit, journal account

 

Periodically, at the end of each month the amount column in purchase journal is totalled and posted to the ____ side of the _____ account in ledger

- Debit, purchase account

- Debit, sales account

- Credit, purchase account

- Debit, sales account

 

Posting from purchase journal or sales journal is done _____ to their respective accounts in ledger

- Periodically

- Monthly

- Daily

- Weekly

 

Common practice to make credit note is in____

- Red ink

- Blue ink

- Green ink

- Yellow ink

 

Petty cash account in ledger is_____ with the amount which is given to Petty casher.

- Debited

- Credited

- Replaced

- Reduced

 

Purchase journal records

- Credit purchase of Goods

- Cash purchase of Goods

- Credit purchase of Goods and assets

- Cash and credit purchase of Goods

 

A bearer cheque can also be called as –

1. Order Cheque

2. Closed Cheque

3. Open Cheque

4. Crossed Cheque

 

When the word bearer is struck off by drawing a line, the cheque becomes an

- Struck cheque

- Order cheque

- Ordered cheque

- Not valued cheque

 

If you want to ensure that your money will be secured if cheques sent are wasted in the post, you should

A) Always pay by cash

B) Cross your Cheques ‘Account Payee only, Not Negotiable.’

 C) Always get the money in person

D) None

 

In case of an Account payee only crossing the amount of the cheque can be deposited to...?

- In any Account

- Counter cash payment

- Only in Account of the person whose names appears on the cheque

- All of the above

 

How many columns in double column cash book In Accountancy?

- 7

- 8

- 9

- 10

 

In case the debt side exceeds the credit side, the difference is written on which side.

- Debt side

- Credit side

- Both credit and debit side

- None of side

 

Cheque collection charges, incidental charges interest on overdraft, unpaid cheques are, the examples of

- Direct debits made by the bank on behalf of customer

- Cheques paid into the bank but not yet collected

- Cheques issued by bank but not yet presented for payment

- Cheques deposited/bills discounted dishonoured

 

Special journals are also called as:

- Subsidiary books

- Daybooks

- Both

- None

 

Which is not recorded in cash book?

- Depreciation

- Credit sale

- Goods Loss by fire

- All are not recorded

 

Credit side of cashbook denotes?

- C. Payments

- D. Receipts


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