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  • Which type of assets should be capitalized and when expense out?


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  • Assets are things which is provide service for long duration it may 3 years 4 years or for long period of timeThese items capitalize in our account books and charge depreciation in every year according to these rate it may 20 10 100 


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    • 1. What is the table that is used for aging bucket report, what is the main purpose of this report?
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    • 2. Which capital gains tax on property?
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    • 3. A debit signifies a decrease in

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    • A. revenues
    • B. liability
    • C. owner's equity
    • D. All of the above
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    • 4. Which of these is an example of eminent domain?

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    • A. a corporator forces public for sell their lands to him
    • B. a state forces people to sell their fields for building highway
    • C. Both A & B
    • D. None of the above
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    • 5. Liabilities are defined as
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    • 6. 'Equity schemes managed strong NAV gains, which boost their assets' was a news in some financial newspapers. What is the full form of the term NAV as used in above head lines ?

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    • A. Nil Accounting Variation
    • B. New Asset Venture
    • C. Net Accounting Venture
    • D. Net Asset Value
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    • 7. Goods that are excludable include both

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    • A. public goods and common resources
    • B. common resources and private goods
    • C. natural monopolies and public goods
    • D. private goods and natural monopolies
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    • 8. What is cash budget ?
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    • 9. Managerial accounting information is generally prepared for

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    • A. creditors
    • B. regulatory agencies
    • C. shareholders
    • D. managers
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    • 10. What opportunities does a financial downturn present to financiers?
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