MCQ Collection
PPSC Accounts Audit Finance MCQs
Practice PPSC Accounts Audit Finance questions with answers and explanations.
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Correct Answer: C. depreciation
Explanation:
depreciation is the term that matches the description: systematic allocation of a depreciable asset’s cost over useful life
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Correct Answer: C. 840
Explanation:
Simple interest = P×R×T/100 = 7000×4×3/100 = 840.
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Correct Answer: A. expense
Explanation:
expense is the term that matches the description: a cost consumed in earning revenue
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Correct Answer: D. independent assurance and consulting activity within an organisation
Explanation:
internal audit refers to independent assurance and consulting activity within an organisation
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Correct Answer: B. 38
Explanation:
33 + 5 = 38.
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Correct Answer: D. government use of taxation and expenditure to influence the economy
Explanation:
fiscal policy refers to government use of taxation and expenditure to influence the economy
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Correct Answer: C. public expenditure
Explanation:
public expenditure is the term that matches the description: spending by government and public bodies
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Correct Answer: B. the residual interest in assets after deducting liabilities
Explanation:
equity refers to the residual interest in assets after deducting liabilities
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Correct Answer: C. 19
Explanation:
10% of 190 = 10/100 × 190 = 19.
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Correct Answer: A. current ratio
Explanation:
current ratio is the term that matches the description: current assets divided by current liabilities
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Correct Answer: D. plentiful
Explanation:
“plentiful” is a synonym of “abundant”.
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Correct Answer: C. recording each transaction with equal debit and credit effects
Explanation:
double-entry system refers to recording each transaction with equal debit and credit effects