Sunday, July 13, 2014

GCSE/ IGCSE Accounting (Principles of Account) Sample Questions I

Saul runs a manufacturing business.
Explain why it is necessary for Saul to prepare a manufacturing account in
addition to a trading and profit and loss account.
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Explain the difference between direct labour and indirect labour
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Khalid purchased a new packaging machine costing £120 000 for his business on
1 July 2010. He decided to depreciate this machine at the rate of 20% using the
reducing balance method.
 Explain the following two methods of depreciation.
 Straight line
Reducing balance
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Evaluate the application of the accruals (matching) concept and the consistency
concept in relation to depreciation of fixed assets.
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