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Public Sector Accounting - Jamb Accounts - Principles of Accounts Past Questions and Answers

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Jamb Accounts - Principles of Accounts Past Questions

Jamb Past Questions and Answers on Public Sector Accounting

Question 21:


Given:
Balance at 31st December ............N14,744m
Treasury Bills issued Jan-Dec........N7124m
Revenue for the year ................N6387m
Expenditure .........................N8767m
What is the opening balance on the consolidated revenue fund account?

A. N10,000m
B. N12,000m
C. N90,000m
D. N11,000m


Question 22:


In the public sector, the method of accounting that reports revenues and expenditures in the period in which they are received and paid is called?

A. Fund accounting
B. Commitment accounting
C. Cash accounting
D. Accrual accounting


Question 23:


Which of these is a capital expenditure warrant?

A. Provisional general warrant
B. Development fund general warrant
C. Reserved expenditure general warrant
D. Supplementary warrant


Question 24:


Given:
(i) the consolidation revenue fund balance b/d..N650 000
(ii) issue from contingency fund amount to......N240 000
(iii) amount transferred to contingency fund is.N210 000
What is the consolidation revenue fund balance?

A. N1, 100 000
B. N680 000
C. N440 000
D. N410 000


Question 25:


According to the provisions of the 1999 Constitution, all revenues generated by the Federal Government must be paid into the?

A. Consolidated Revenue Fund
B. Federation Account
C. Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission's Account
D. Equalization Fund






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