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  • A. $501,500
  • B. $401,500
  • C. $201,500
  • D. $301,500

Explanation: Since working capital equals current assets minus current liabilities, current liabilities are $856,000 − $654,500 = $201,500.

Correct answer: $201,500
  • A. cost statement
  • B. preformed statement
  • C. sales statement
  • D. market statement

Explanation: These are called pro forma statements, which present projected financial results or plans for future periods.

Correct answer: preformed statement
  • A. communicating company position to investors
  • B. helping managers make decisions
  • C. future oriented
  • D. single person orientation

Explanation: Financial accounting provides standardized information about a company's financial position and performance to external users, especially…

Correct answer: communicating company position to investors
  • A. external parties
  • B. internal parties
  • C. environmental parties
  • D. transactional partiesHire Grant Writers

Explanation: Investors, banks, suppliers, and government agencies are outside the business, so they are external users of financial accounting…

Correct answer: external parties
  • A. $1,000
  • B. −$1000
  • C. $17,000
  • D. −$17000

Explanation: Gross margin equals revenue minus cost of goods sold, so revenue is $9,000 + $8,000 = $17,000.

Correct answer: $17,000
  • A. $23,000
  • B. −$23000
  • C. −$9000
  • D. $9,000

Explanation: Cost of goods sold equals revenue minus gross margin: $16,000 − $7,000 = $9,000.

Correct answer: $9,000
  • A. −$8000
  • B. $3,000
  • C. −$3000
  • D. $8,000Access Government Careers

Explanation: Gross margin equals revenue minus cost of goods sold, so cost of goods sold is $5,000 − $2,000 = $3,000.

Correct answer: $3,000
  • A. revenues
  • B. selling price
  • C. unit price
  • D. bundle price

Explanation: Gross margin is revenue minus cost of goods sold; therefore, adding gross margin back to cost of goods sold gives revenue.

Correct answer: revenues
  • A. Gross margin
  • B. income margin
  • C. sales margin
  • D. cost marginHire An Accountant

Explanation: Gross margin compares sales revenue with the cost of goods sold, so it helps indicate how competitively a business can price its products…

Correct answer: Gross margin
  • A. $13,000
  • B. −$13000
  • C. $3,000
  • D. −$3000

Explanation: Revenue equals cost of goods sold plus gross margin: $8,000 + $5,000 = $13,000.

Correct answer: $13,000
  • A. income margin percentage
  • B. Gross margin percentage
  • C. cost margin percentage
  • D. sales margin percentage

Explanation: Gross margin divided by revenue measures the portion of sales remaining after cost of goods sold, so it is the gross margin percentage.

Correct answer: Gross margin percentage
  • A. revenues
  • B. operating leverage
  • C. contribution margin
  • D. operating marginCompany Earnings

Explanation: Revenue is derived by adding gross margin to cost of goods sold: Revenue = Cost of goods sold + Gross margin.

Correct answer: revenues
  • A. $3,000
  • B. $300
  • C. $4,700
  • D. $4,500

Explanation: Static budget variance equals actual results minus the original static budget: $2,500 minus $2,200 equals $300.

Correct answer: $300
  • A. factory overhead costs
  • B. manufacturing overhead costs
  • C. Inventoriable Costs
  • D. finished costs

Explanation: Inventoriable costs are product costs initially recorded as inventory assets on the balance sheet and expensed as cost of goods sold when…

Correct answer: Inventoriable Costs
  • A. direct materials inventory
  • B. work in process inventory
  • C. finished goods inventory
  • D. indirect material inventory

Explanation: Goods that have entered production but are not yet complete are held in work in process inventory.

Correct answer: work in process inventory
  • A. profit and loss account
  • B. Manufacturing account
  • C. Income and Expenditure Account
  • D. Cost of good sold

Explanation: A non-trading institution does not primarily calculate profit from buying and selling goods, so it prepares an Income and Expenditure…

Correct answer: Income and Expenditure Account
  • A. 0.65
  • B. 0.35
  • C. 1.50
  • D. 5.29

Explanation: Return on investment is calculated as asset turnover multiplied by profit margin: 1.85 × 0.35 = 0.6475, or approximately 0.65.

Correct answer: 0.65
  • A. 50,000
  • B. 55,000
  • C. 60,000
  • D. 65,000

Explanation: Cost of goods sold is sales less gross profit, or 220,000 minus 40,000 = 180,000.

Correct answer: 60,000
  • A. Dressing Balance Sheet
  • B. Marshalling Balance Sheet
  • C. Formatting Balance Sheet
  • D. Make up of Balance Sheet

Explanation: Marshalling means arranging balance-sheet items in a logical order, usually according to liquidity or permanence.

Correct answer: Marshalling Balance Sheet
  • A. Income from sale of trading goods
  • B. Bad debts recovered
  • C. Interest on FDs
  • D. None

Explanation: Interest on fixed deposits is normally non-operating income because it arises from an investment rather than the main trading activity.

Correct answer: Interest on FDs