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Waec 2009 Accounts - Principles of Accounts Past QuestionsQuestion 26:The authorized capital of city entertainment company is made up of 200,000 2\(\frac{1}{2}\)% preference shares of Le 60 each and 300,000 ordinary shares have been issued at Le 30 each and fully paid. All the preference dividend and recommended ordinary divided Le 0.10 per share. Using the following information, What is the amount of the share premium? A. Le 9,000,000 B. Le 500,000 C. Le 3,000,000 D. Le 2,400,000 Question 27:The authorized capital of city entertainment company is made up of 200,000 2\(\frac{1}{2}\)% preference shares of Le 60 each and 300,000 ordinary shares have been issued at Le 30 each and fully paid. All the preference dividend and recommended ordinary divided Le 0.10 per share. Using the following information, the value of the ordinary share capital to be stated in the balance sheet is A. Le 9,000,000 B. Le 7,200,000 C. Le 4,800,000 D. Le 4,000,000 Question 28:The petty cash book has A. A debit balance only B. A credit balance only C. A nill balance only D. Both debit and credit balances Question 29:Credit sales was debited to A. Akpan instead of B. Akpan. This is an error of A. Principle B. Original entry C. Omission D. Comission Question 30:A motor car costing D100,000 was depreciated at 20% per annum by the diminishing balance method. Two years later, it was sold for D60,000. Using the information, the net profit or loss on the sale was A. D 40,000 profit B. D 4,000 profit C. D 4,000 loss D. D 40,000 loss |
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