Under which principle, all the rights of an insured are transferred to insurance company after making payment of claim ?
A
Subrogation
B
Utmost good faith
C
Contribution
D
Average clause
Question 5Single Answer
Rs. 10,000 spent on the replacement of worn out parts of an electronic machinery is treated as –
A
Capital expenditure
B
Revenue expenditure
C
Deferred revenue expenditure
D
Capital loss
Question 6Single Answer
EPS is calculated as –
A
EBIT / Equity shares
B
EBIT – Preference Dividend / Equity shares
C
EAT / Equity shares
D
EAT – Preference Dividend / Equity shares
Question 7Single Answer
Which is the oldest form of organisation ?
A
Line
B
Line and staff
C
Functional
D
Matrix
Question 8Single Answer
In ‘Direction’ who is given importance ?
A
To machines
B
To paper work
C
To man
D
To production
Question 9Single Answer
Standard costing is a technique of –
A
Planning
B
Organising
C
Coordination
D
Control
Question 10Single Answer
‘Table A’ is an alternative to –
A
Prospectus
B
Articles of Association
C
Memorandum of Association
D
None of the above
Question 11Single Answer
FEMA stands for –
A
Foreign Exchange Management Act
B
Funds Exchange Management Act
C
Finance Enhancement Monetary Act
D
Future Exchange Management Act
Question 12Single Answer
What of the following is false about W.T.O. ?
A
It is the main organ for implementing the Multilateral Trade Agreement
B
It is global in its membership
C
It has far wider scope than GATT
D
Only countries having more than prescribed level of total GDP can become its member
Question 13Single Answer
……........… has been founded to act as permanent watchdog on the international trade .
A
ISRD
B
ADS
C
WTO
D
DIMF
Question 14Single Answer
Which of the following statement is correct ?
A
The disinvestment programme has been successfully carried out in India
B
Privatisation up to 100% has been carried out in all the PSU in India
C
Under strategic sale method of disinvestment, the government sells a major share to a strategic partner
D
None of the above
Question 15Single Answer
Advance Income-tax is shown in the –
A
Debit side of Profit and Loss Account
B
Liability side of the Balance Sheet
C
Credit side of Profit and Loss Account
D
Assets side of the Balance Sheet
Question 16Single Answer
In the absence of a Partnership Deed, the rate of interest allowed on the partner’s loan to the firm is –
A
5%
B
6%
C
10%
D
None of the above
Question 17Single Answer
Interim Dividend is shown –
A
In Profit and Loss Account
B
In Profit and Loss Appropriation Account
C
On Asset side of Balance Sheet
D
On Liabilities side of Balance Sheet
Question 18Single Answer
Memorandum of Association contains –
A
Objective clause
B
Name clause
C
Capital clause
D
All of the above
Question 19Single Answer
If a cheque presented through the Clearing House is returned unpaid for any reason, the banker has to enclose the cheque to a Returning Memo while returning the instrument to the customer. This provision has been prescribed under:
A
Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
B
Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
C
Banking Regulation Act, 1949
D
RBI Clearing House Rules
Question 20Single Answer
By which of the following methods a Company Secretary can be removed from his post ?
A
By passing a resolution in Board Meeting
B
By order of Registrar of Companies
C
By passing a resolution in Annual General Meeting
D
None of the above
Question 21Single Answer
Which one of the following statements is correct in respect of Duty Drawback Scheme ?
A
Relieving export goods of duties paid for components used for manufacturing the export goods
B
Providing cash incentives to exporters to compensate the duty paid by them in foreign countries
C
Compensating importers to the extent of import duty paid by them for importing life-saving drugs
D
Providing a facility for withdrawing the duty paid by exporters if their exports are rejected in foreign countries
Question 22Single Answer
In foreign trade, what is the price quoted by a supplier which includes all charges incurred up to door delivery of goods to the buyer, called ?
A
Loco price
B
C.I.F. price
C
Franco price
D
Landed price
Question 23Single Answer
If the cost of goods sold is Rs. 1,00,000, the value of opening stock is Rs. 20,000 and the value of closing stock is Rs. 80,000, then the stock turnover ratio would be –
A
5 Times
B
4 Times
C
2 Times
D
1 Time
Question 24Single Answer
If profit made during the year is Rs. 10,000; increase and decrease in the current assets is Rs. 5,000 and Rs. 4,000 respectively, then the cash from operation equals –
A
Rs. 9,000
B
Rs. 10,000
C
Rs. 11,000
D
Rs. 19,000
Question 25Single Answer
Commercial paper is a –
A
long-term corporate security meant for small investors
B
medium-term corporate security meant for institutional investors
C
treasury paper meant for corporate investors
D
short-term corporate security meant for large-scale investors
Question 26Single Answer
A cartel is a combination of firms –
A
which are functioning in a particular industry
B
whose combined assets are worth more than 90% of total assets of the industry
C
who control major chunk of the market
D
whose combined profits are enormous
Question 27Single Answer
One of the major difficulties improving the industrial efficiency in enterprises is –
A
low investment
B
low productivity
C
ineffective marketing
D
poor inventory control
Question 28Single Answer
Exam Bank of India provides financial assistance to exporters and importers in India :
A
in foreign currency only
B
both in Indian currency and foreign currencies
C
as zero-interest loans
D
as subsidies
Question 29Single Answer
‘Object Clause’ of a Memorandum of Association can be altered by –
A
Ordinary resolution
B
Special resolution
C
Special resolution and confirmation by Registrar of Companies
D
Special resolution and confirmation by Company Law Board
Question 30Single Answer
The takeover of a company in which most of the purchase price is paid with borrowed money is referred to as –
A
hostile takeover
B
illegal takeover
C
leveraged buy-out
D
management buy-out
Question 31Single Answer
A public company can start business –
A
After incorporation
B
After promotion
C
After registration
D
After getting certificate of commencement of business
Question 32Single Answer
Impact of O & M is that –
A
promotion possibility becomes restricted
B
it leads to less scope for high salary and wages
C
entire organization is streamlined
D
work measurement is costly
Question 33Single Answer
The term ‘Organisational climate’ best represents –
A
human environment prevailing in an organisation
B
union-management relations within an organisation
C
problems introduced by faulty organisational structure
D
socio-cultural environment in an organisation
Question 34Single Answer
The Memorandum of Association shall be signed by each –
A
director
B
shareholder
C
subscriber
D
promoter and director
Question 35Single Answer
Changing the name of a company requires –
A
special resolution and approval of Company Law Board
B
special resolution and approval of Securities and Exchange Board of India
C
special resolution and approval of Central Government
D
ordinary resolution and approval of Company Law Board
Question 36Single Answer
Registration of Articles of Association is optional in the case of –
A
unlimited company
B
private company limited by shares
C
company limited by guarantee
D
public company limited by share
Question 37Single Answer
The Base Rate system has replaced BPLR with effect from:
A
01.05.2010
B
01.06.2010
C
01.07.2010
D
01.08.2010
Question 38Single Answer
Under the accrual concept which one of the following will not be shown as an asset/liability in the balance sheet of an entity ?
A
Interest due but not paid
B
Interest due but not received
C
Interest due and paid
D
Interest paid but not due
Question 39Single Answer
Goods worth Rs. 24,000 were returned by X. The accountant however credited the sales returns account by Rs. 42,000. In order to rectify this error, what should be done ?
A
Debit the sale return by Rs.42,000
B
Credit the sales return account by Rs. 24,000
C
Debit the sales return account by Rs. 66,000
D
Debit the sales return account by Rs. 18,000
Question 40Single Answer
A machine with a written down value of Rs. 10,000 has been sold for Rs. 13,000. The amount realized is a –
A
Capital receipt and profit involved should be transferred to Capital Reserve
B
Revenue receipt
C
Capital receipt and profit involved should be transferred to General Reserve
D
Capital receipt and profit involved should be transferred to Profit and Loss A/c
Question 41Single Answer
Provisions are amounts set aside out of profits and other surpluses for –
A
meeting a liability, the amount of which can be determined with exact figure
B
any known liability of which the amount cannot be determined with substantial accuracy
C
meeting an eventuality arising out of revaluation of assets in ordinary course of business
D
meeting a liability arising out of arbitration
Question 42Single Answer
A Ltd. Company issues 3,000, 15% debentures of Rs. 100 each at a discount of 7•5% repayable at a premium of 5% at the end of 5 years. The loss on issue of debentures will be –
A
Rs. 22,500
B
Rs. 30,000
C
Rs. 37,500
D
Rs. 45,000
Question 43Single Answer
X Ltd. has current ratio of 2– 1 and quick ratio of 1•5– 1. If its current liabilities are Rs. 80,000, then the value of stock would be –
A
Rs. 1,60,000
B
Rs. 1,20,000
C
Rs. 40,000
D
Rs. 80,000
Question 44Single Answer
Test checking of entries in the audit work refers to –
A
the internal checks
B
the inernal controls
C
checking some sample items from a large number of similar items
D
checking the cash flow of business
Question 45Single Answer
Share premium account can be used for –
A
Paying tax liability
B
Meeting the cost of issue of shares or debentures
C
Paying Dividend on shares
D
Meeting the loss on sale of old asset
Question 46Single Answer
Ploughing-back of profits means –
A
Dividend declared but not claimed by shareholders
B
Non-declaration of dividend in any year
C
Profits earned from illegal sources and employed in business
D
Retaining the earnings of business for future expansion programme
Question 47Single Answer
As per Schedule VI of the Companies’ Act, 1956, Forfeited Share Account will be –
A
Added to paid up capital
B
Deducted from called up capital
C
Added to capital reserve
D
Shown as a revenue reserve
Question 48Single Answer
‘Profit objective’ is of least priority in case of –
A
Private enterprise
B
Public enterprise
C
Department undertaking
D
Cooperative society
Question 49Single Answer
Partnership may come into existence by –
A
The operation of law
B
An express agreement only
C
An express or implied agreement only
D
Inheritance of property
Question 50Single Answer
When a security is not treated in the Stock Exchange for a period of.........days prior to the date of valuation, it is treated as "Non- Traded" security:
A
30 days
B
45 days
C
60 days
D
90 days
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Commerce
Question 51Single Answer
Debit means:
A
Decrease in asset
B
Increase in liability
C
An entry on the left hand side of an account
D
Moderate increase in liability
Question 52Single Answer
Drawings account is related to:
A
Nominal account
B
Personal account
C
Real account
D
Company drawings account
Question 53Single Answer
Goodwill account is related to:
A
Nominal account
B
Personal account
C
Real account
D
Tangible account
Question 54Single Answer
Prepaid insurance is:
A
Nominal account
B
Personal account
C
Real account
D
Prepaid account
Question 55Single Answer
Revenue is considered as being earned when:
A
Cash is received
B
Production is done
C
Sale is effected
D
Purchase is done
Question 56Single Answer
Goods destroyed by fire should be credited to:
A
Purchases account
B
Sales account
C
Loss of goods by fire account
D
Insurance account
Question 57Single Answer
The credit balance of bank account indicates:
A
Amount payable by the bank
B
Amount payable to the bank
C
Cash at bank
D
Loan from bank
Question 58Single Answer
The credit balance in the bank account is:
A
An asset
B
A liability
C
An expense
D
Contingent liability
Question 59Single Answer
Return outward book makes a record of:
A
Goods returned to the suppliers
B
Goods returned to customers
C
Goods returned to proprietor
D
Goods returned to neighbours
Question 60Single Answer
When 1000 units are 60% complete in a process, it is equivalent to..............complete units.
A
60
B
600
C
6000
D
1000
Question 61Single Answer
The Life Insurance in India was nationalised in the year –
A
1870
B
1956
C
1960
D
1966
Question 62Single Answer
The ‘Doctrine of Indoor Management’ provides protection to the –
A
Board of Directors
B
Shareholders
C
Managing Director
D
Outsiders
Question 63Single Answer
Liability of a Company Secretary is –
A
Contractual only
B
Statutory only
C
Civil only
D
Both contractual and statutory
Question 64Single Answer
...............process loss should be transferred to costing profit & loss account.
A
Abnormal
B
Normal
C
Both A & B
D
None of these
Question 65Single Answer
In inter process profits, the output of one process is transferred from one process to another not at...........but at..............
A
Market price, actual cost
B
Actual cost , market price
C
Both A & B
D
None of these
Question 66Single Answer
In process costing, the abnormal loss is treated as...........cost and written off to profit & loss account.
A
Unit
B
Period
C
Future
D
Process
Question 67Single Answer
.............arises where the actual process loss is less than the normal predetermined process loss.
The budget relating to................must be prepared first and the other budgets should be prepared in the light of that factor
A
Limiting factor
B
Materials
C
Labour
D
Production
Question 70Single Answer
..............budget may be classified into material cost budget, labour cost budget and overhead budget.
A
Cost of production
B
Purchase
C
Sales
D
Cash
Question 71Single Answer
..............is the consolidated summary of the various functional budgets.
A
Master budget
B
Sales budget
C
Performance budget
D
Cash budget
Question 72Single Answer
...............budget gives different budgeted costs for different levels of activity
A
Master
B
Fixed
C
Flexible
D
All of these
Question 73Single Answer
When actual loss is .............than the estimated loss, the difference between the two is considered to be abnormal gain.
A
More
B
Less
C
Higher
D
None of these
Question 74Single Answer
When the actual loss is more than the estimated loss, the difference between the two is considered to be..............
A
Abnormal loss
B
Normal loss
C
Loss
D
None of these
Question 75Single Answer
Average unit cost for each process is calculated by dividing the............by...........
A
Total cost, number of units
B
Total process cost, number of units in process
C
Total process cost, number of finished goods
D
Total cost, number of units produced
Question 76Single Answer
In.................costing where standardized goods or services result from a sequence of repetitive and more or less continuous operations to which costs are collected and averaged over the units produced during the year.
A
Multiple
B
Process
C
Operation
D
Single
Question 77Single Answer
If the present cost of the car is Rs. 1,00,000 residual value at the end of the 5th year is Rs. 20,000, the monthly depreciation is.........
A
Rs. 20,000
B
Rs. 16,000
C
Rs. 1,333
D
Rs. 17,333
Question 78Single Answer
In service costing, fixed charges are also called as............
A
Standing charges
B
Variable charges
C
Fixed charges
D
None of these
Question 79Single Answer
In transportation costing a composite unit such as............is used.
A
Passenger mile/km or Ten kilometer
B
Per km
C
Per passenger
D
Per stop
Question 80Single Answer
Calendar Ratio
A
B
C
D
Question 81Single Answer
Efficiency Ratio =
A
B
C
D
Question 82Single Answer
................is a summary of all function budgets in a Capsule form.
A
Master budget
B
Sales budget
C
Performance budget
D
Cash budget
Question 83Single Answer
Cash Budget is a............budget.
A
Long-term
B
Very long-term
C
Short-term
D
Very short-term
Question 84Single Answer
Sales budget is a:
A
Functional budget
B
Master budget
C
Expenditure budget
D
None of these
Question 85Single Answer
The difference between fixed and variable cost has a special significance in the preparation of:
A
Flexible budget
B
Master budget
C
Cash budget
D
Sales budget
Question 86Single Answer
In case of materials the key factor may be.
A
Insufficient advertising
B
Restrictions imposed by quota
C
Low market demand
D
Shortage of power
Question 87Single Answer
Standard cost is a.............cost.
A
Predetermined
B
Historical
C
Actual
D
Final
Question 88Single Answer
Standard costing is more widely applied in..............industries.
A
Process and engineering
B
Jobbing industries
C
Construction industry
D
All of these
Question 89Single Answer
The deviation of the actual cost or profit or sales from the standard cost or profit or sale is known as............
A
Difference
B
Variance
C
Discrepancy
D
Inconsistency
Question 90Single Answer
Material price variance is the difference between standard and actual prices of materials used multiplied by.............
A
Actual quantity of materials used
B
Budgeted quantity of materials used
C
Standard quantity of materials used
D
Either A or B
Question 91Single Answer
Idle time variance is...............
A
Idle time × actual labour
B
Idle time × standard rate
C
Idle time × budgeted labour rate
D
Idle time × histrionica cost
Question 92Single Answer
Standards set provide yardsticks against which ...............are compared.
A
Budgeted costs
B
Estimated costs
C
Actual costs
D
None of these
Question 93Single Answer
Total Material cost variance =
A
Standard cost of materials-actual cost of materials
B
Budgeted cost of materials-actual cost of materials
C
Standard cost of materials-budgeted cost of materials
D
Actual cost of materials-budgeted cost of materials
Question 94Single Answer
Material price variance = Actual u (..............)
A
Standard price
B
Standard unit price-actual unit price
C
Actual price
D
Standard usage
Question 95Single Answer
Material mix variance = standard cost of standard mix - ..............
A
Actual cost of actual mix
B
Actual cost of standard mix
C
Standard cost of actual mix
D
Standard cost of budgeted mix
Question 96Single Answer
Volume Variance =
A
Standard rate (Actual output-budgeted output)
B
Actual output x standard rate-budgeted fixed overheads
C
Standard rate per hour (Standard hours produced-actual hours)
D
All of the above
Question 97Single Answer
A favorable variance will arise when capital revenues are…………….than expected.
A
more
B
less
C
Lesser
D
None of the above
Question 98Single Answer
An unfavorable material usage arises because of:
A
Price increase in raw materials
B
Price decrease in raw materials
C
Less than anticipated normal wastage in the manufacturing process
D
More than anticipated normal wastage in the manufacturing process.
Question 99Single Answer
………………….is an example of long-term budget.
A
Cash budget
B
Capital expenditure budget
C
Research and development budget
D
Both B & C
Question 100Single Answer
…………..is an example of short-term budget.
A
Cash budget
B
Capital expenditure budget
C
Material budget
D
Both A & C
Question 101Single Answer
Which of the following is not shown on the liability side of a balance sheet of a company ?
A
Authorized capital
B
Issued capital
C
Paid up capital
D
Reserve capital
Question 102Single Answer
Penalty for delay in refunding application money:
A
6%
B
5%
C
15%
D
20%
Question 103Single Answer
Public limited companies cannot issue .........
A
Equity shares
B
Deferred shares
C
Preference shares
D
Right shares
Question 104Single Answer
The minimum share application money is...............
A
Rs 1/ share
B
5% of the face value of share
C
10% of the issue price of share
D
None of these
Question 105Single Answer
The rate of discount on issue of shares should not exceed........ % of the nominal value of shares.
A
10
B
2
C
4
D
5
Question 106Single Answer
Right shares are those shares which are issued to:
A
Directors
B
Promoters
C
Existing shareholders
D
None of these
Question 107Single Answer
The profit on reissue of shares is transferred to .............
A
General reserve
B
Capital reserve
C
P/L account
D
P/L appropriation account
Question 108Single Answer
Voluntary return of shares by shareholders to the company for cancellation is called:
A
Transfer of shares
B
Forfeiture of shares
C
Surrender of shares
D
Buyback of shares
Question 109Single Answer
Stock is a consolidation of.............. Shares .
A
Partly paid
B
Fully paid
C
Equity
D
Sweat
Question 110Single Answer
Preference shareholders are entitled to a fixed rate of.........
A
Interest
B
Dividend
C
Coupon
D
Capital
Question 111Single Answer
............. Is deducted from the called-up capital in order to calculate paid-up capital .
A
Calls in arrear
B
Calls in advance
C
Uncalled capital
D
Reserve capital
Question 112Single Answer
On forfeiture of shares, which of the following account is credited with the amount of money already received on such shares?
A
Shares forfeited a/c
B
Share capital a/c
C
Unpaid calls a/c
D
Share premium a/c
Question 113Single Answer
................... Implies issue and allotment of shares to a selected group of persons and not to general public.
A
Initial public offer
B
Right issue
C
Private placement
D
Preemptive right
Question 114Single Answer
Shares which carry preferential rights are called ...............
A
Equity shares
B
Preference shares
C
Sweaty equity
D
Green shoe
Question 115Single Answer
Preference shares can be redeemed................
A
If they are fully paid up
B
If they are partly paid up
C
If they are convertible
D
None of these
Question 116Single Answer
At present, a company limited by shares cannot issue...............preference shares.
A
Redeemable
B
Irredeemable
C
Convertible
D
None of these
Question 117Single Answer
Capital redemption reserve can be utilized for................
A
Declaring dividend
B
Writing of capital losses
C
Issue of fully paid up bonus shares
D
None of these
Question 118Single Answer
Which of the following is not a source of redemption of preference shares?
A
Divisible profit
B
Securities premium a/c
C
Realization of asset
D
Proceeds of fresh issue
Question 119Single Answer
Redemption of preference shares should not be regarded as reduction of..............capital of the company.
A
Paid-up
B
Called-up
C
Subscribed
D
Authorized
Question 120Single Answer
Under the scheme of buyback of shares, the company in order to perform its obligations, is required to open an...............account.
A
Fixed deposit
B
Escrow deposit
C
Saving deposit
D
Current deposit
Question 121Single Answer
Debenture holders are...............of the company.
A
Owners
B
Creditors
C
Both A and B
D
None of these
Question 122Single Answer
When debentures are redeemed out of profits, an equal amount is transferred to.................
A
CRR
B
Capital reserve
C
Revenue reserve
D
Debenture redemption reserve
Question 123Single Answer
When own debentures are cancelled any profit on cancellation is transferred to...............
A
General reserve
B
Capital reserve
C
P/L Account
D
None of these
Question 124Single Answer
................is a document which either creates or acknowledges a debt.
A
Debenture
B
Trust deed
C
Security
D
Articles of Association
Question 125Single Answer
................ Is a document prepared by the company before the issue of prospectus to the public for subscription of debentures.
A
Debenture
B
Trust deed
C
Abridged prospectus
D
Call letter
Question 126Single Answer
Discount on issued of debentures is a...............
A
Capital loss
B
Capital profit
C
Revenue loss
D
Revenue profit
Question 127Single Answer
Interest on debenture is........
A
An appropriation of profit
B
A charge against profit
C
An adjustment of profit
D
None of these
Question 128Single Answer
Dividend is paid on............capital.
A
Called
B
Paid up
C
Issued
D
None of these
Question 129Single Answer
Dividend declared in between two annual general meeting is called..............
A
Unclaimed dividend
B
Interim dividend
C
Proposed dividend
D
Scrip dividend
Question 130Single Answer
Unclaimed dividend is shown in................
A
P/L account
B
P/L appropriation account
C
Balance sheet
D
None of these
Question 131Single Answer
When the proposed dividend exceeds 20% of paid up capital, percentage of profit transferred to general reserve is.............
A
2.5%
B
5%
C
7.5%
D
10%
Question 132Single Answer
Which of the following does not represent application of fund of a company?
A
Fixed asset
B
Good will
C
Debentures
D
Debtors
Question 133Single Answer
Which of the following reserve does not appear in the balance sheet of a company?
A
Secret reserve
B
General reserve
C
Capital reserve
D
Specific reserve
Question 134Single Answer
Unclaimed dividend is shown on the liability side of the balance sheet of a company as.............
A
Share capital
B
Current liabilities
C
Reserves & Surplus
D
Non-current liability
Question 135Single Answer
Financial statement in relation to a company includes:
A
Balance sheet
B
Statement of P & L
C
Cash flow statement
D
All of these
Question 136Single Answer
Calls in advance is shown in the balance sheet as.............
A
Current liabilities
B
Added to called-up capital
C
Current assets
D
Deduction from called-up capital
Question 137Single Answer
Pooling of interest method is applicable for amalgamation in the nature of...........
A
Merger
B
Consolidation
C
Reconstruction
D
Realization
Question 138Single Answer
Realization loss is transferred to...............
A
Preference shareholders a/c
B
Equity shareholders a/c
C
Creditors a/c
D
None of these
Question 139Single Answer
Accounting for amalgamation is given in...........
A
AS 14
B
AS 16
C
AS 20
D
None of these
Question 140Single Answer
Which of the following fictitious assets is not taken over by the transferee company?
A
Preliminary expenses
B
Underwriting commission
C
Discount on issue of shares
D
All of these
Question 141Single Answer
The accumulated losses and fictitious assets of the transferor company are transferred to .............a/c.
A
Equity share holders
B
Transferee company
C
Equity capital
D
Realization
Question 142Single Answer
Under purchase method of amalgamation, ................of the transferor company continues to appear in the balance sheet of the transferee company.
A
Capital reserve
B
General reserve
C
Statutory reserve
D
Specific reserve
Question 143Single Answer
While preparing the transferee company's financial statement under amalgamation in the nature of purchase, the assets and liabilities taken over from the transferor company should be incorporated at.............
A
Cost
B
Book value
C
Revised value
D
None of these
Question 144Single Answer
Which of the following is considered while calculating purchase consideration under Net asset method?
A
Assets taken over
B
Liabilities taken over
C
Goodwill taken over
D
All of the above
Question 145Single Answer
Which of the following is a statutory reserve?
A
Development Allowance Reserve
B
Capital Reserve
C
Workmen's Compensation Fund
D
CRR
Question 146Single Answer
While preparing the books of the transferee company in purchase method, the difference between purchase consideration and share capital of the transferor company should be adjusted in............
A
Share capital
B
Reserve
C
Assets
D
Liabilities
Question 147Single Answer
In purchase method, the excess of net asset of the transferor company acquired by the transferee company over the purchase consideration should be recognized as.............
A
P&L
B
Goodwill
C
General reserve
D
Capital reserve
Question 148Single Answer
The amount of surrendered shares is credited to..............
A
CRR
B
Sinking fund
C
Capital reduction
D
None of these
Question 149Single Answer
Capital reduction account is used to.........
A
Write off losses
B
Transfer to capital
C
Issue bonus shares
D
None of these
Question 150Single Answer
..............is the account created in connection with internal reconstruction.