All 40 questions from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Accounting 2023 Objective paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation for each. Free, no signup needed.
The discrepancy between the Cash book and the Bank statement will be corrected using
A. Journal Entry
B. Suspense Account
C. Adjusted Cash BookCorrect
D. Bank Statement
Explanation
The Adjusted Cash Book only or Bank reconciliation only or combination of the two is used to correct the disagreement between Cash Book and Bank reconciliation statement.
(Use the following information to answer question 9-11: The following details relate to January activities of Hafeez Ltd. Balance 500; Cash Receipt 7,500; Credit Sales 16,000; Cash Sales 8,000; Discount Allowed 100; Carriage outward 200; Balance ?.) The information above can be used to prepare a A.
A. Total Creditors Control Account
B. Cash Book
C. Trial Balance
D. Total debtors control accountCorrect
Explanation
The information above is only related to information that is used to prepare Total Debtors control account because it relates sales.
Cash sales is not needed in this information because it will not be required to prepare the total debtor control account. (Use the following information to answer question 12-14: Prime -; Factory overhead 70,000; Opening working progress 10,000; Closing working progress 6,000. Goods are transferred to store @ 20% mark up.)
Cost of goods produced: Prime cost + Overhead cost = 70,000+10,000=80,000. Adjust in work-in-progress (#6,000-#3,000)=3,000. Cost of goods produced=83,000.
Unpresented cheques will make the cash book balance lower. This is because it has been deducted from the bank balance in the cashbook but not yet reflected in the bank.
The first account to be prepared when moving from single entry to double entry is A.
A. trial balance
B. profit and loss account
C. cashbook
D. balance sheetCorrect
Explanation
The balance sheet is the first account that is prepared when using from single entry to double entry to ascertain rent capital of the business. (Use the following information to answer question 21-22: Joy enterprise Plant and Machinery at cost 100,000; Estimated useful life 5years; Scrap value 10,000.)
The accumulated fund for a not-for-profit making organization is the equivalent of share capital for a limited liability company. (Use the following information to answer Question 25-27: JOHN PLC issued 500,000 of N5 ordinary share at the rate of #12:50 per share as follows: Application 0.50, First Call 5, Final Call 5, Allotment 2, Total #12:50. If Applications for 1,000,000 shares were received.)
To identify the profit of branch, which of the following accounts is useful? A.
A. Branch stock account
B. branch debtors account
C. branch profit and loss accountCorrect
D. branch adjustment account
Explanation
The branch profit and loss account is the account used to identify the profit of the branch. (Use the following information to answer question 31-32: Departments A,B,C: Sales #8,000, #12,000, #30,000; Purchases #6,000, #7,000, #15,000; Space occupied 6msq, 4msq, 10msq. Lighting cost for the whole company is #2,000. #5,000 was paid for salesman as commission on sales for all the departments.)
A debit balance on the suspense account will appear in A.
A. asset side of balance sheetCorrect
B. liability side of balance sheet
C. disregarded
D. all of the above
Explanation
A debit balance on the suspense account shows that the assets and expenses have been understated. Thus, it will appear in the asset side of the balance sheet.
The difference between a cashbook and receipt and payment account is A.
A. Cashbook records cash and bank only
B. receipt and payment records cash only
C. receipt and payment account records bank only
D. the cashbook is more detailedCorrect
Explanation
The cashbook is more detailed than the receipt and payment account. (Use the following information to answer question 39-40: Opening 5,000; Purchases 60,000; Sales 100,000.)