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QUESTIONS FROM ACCOUNTING FOR WALL STREET BOOK CHAPTER 1, 3 and 4
(HIGHLIGHTED PORTION AND QUIZ AT THE BACK) and Chapter 1 and 2 of
Textbook
Q1: [ ] is the standardized set of financial statements geared towards external users
such as investors, shareholders, customers, creditors, lenders, suppliers and governmental and
regulatory authorities
A)
Financial Accounting B)
Managerial Accounting C)
Tax Accounting D)
None of the above
Q2: [ ] is the second set of books that are used to determine how much taxes the
company needs to pay. These tax rules are determined by the Internal Revenue Services (IRS),
the tax collection agency in the U.S., which administers the Internal Revenue Code enacted by
the Congress. Tax returns, to a large extent are based on financial accounting information
adjusted to conform with income tax reporting requirements
A)
Financial Accounting B)
Managerial Accounting C)
Tax Accounting D)
None of the above
Q3: [ ] focuses
on the development and interpretation of accounting information for the
purpose of assisting management to operate the business.
It
deals with the measurement and
communication of information for internal users. It provides customized reports so managers
within the organization can make informed decisions. A)
Financial Accounting B)
Managerial Accounting C)
Tax Accounting D)
None of the above
Q4: Which accounting assumption details that a company will continue to exist long enough or
for an indefinite period to meet its objectives and commitments and will not liquidate for the
foreseeable future?
E)
Time period F)
Going concern G)
Economic entity H)
Accrual basis of accounting
Q5:
Which accounting principal details that assets and liabilities are recorded at cost at which
they were acquired and generally not restated for changes in value? A)
Matching principal
B)
Full disclosure C)
Historical cost D)
Revenue recognition
Q6: Which constraints of accounting details that
companies should not require particular
accounting measurements if the costs of implementing them exceed the benefits accrued to users
of the information?
A)
Costs and benefits
B) Materiality C) Conservatism Q7: What are the detailed disclosures called that
accompany the financial statements and provide
additional information to the items on the financial statements? A)
Statement of retained earnings B)
Notes to the financial statements C)
Cash flow statement
Q8: A company buys a machine for $100,000 and the machine has a useful life of five years and
the residual value of the machine at the end of the five years is $40,000. What would be the
depreciation expense if the company uses straight-line depreciation method?
A) $60,000
B) $10,000
C)
$12,000
D) $16,000
Q9: A company’s operating income or
EBIT is $20,000, depreciation and amortization which
was included in selling, general and administrative expenses are $6,000 and interest expense is
$2,000. The tax rate is 20%. What would be the EBITDA of the company? A) $8,000
B) $12,000
C)
$26,000
D) $7,000
Q10: Company A
has a net income of $20,000
and has a tax rate of 50%. Its interest expense is
$8,000 and interest income is $4,000. The company has depreciation and amortization which is
included in COGS and SG&A of $4,000. Please calculate EBITDA of Company A. A) $28,000 B) $40,000 C)
$48,000
D) $56,000 Q11: For a public company, should the actual amount of depreciation and amortization expense
(please note we are talking about the dollar amount of D&A
and not the line item called
depreciation and amortization on the income statement)
A)
Always be included in the income statement
B)
Sometimes be included in the income statement C)
Never be part of the income statement since it is shown separately in the cash flow
statement D)
Depreciation is shown in balance sheet and not in the income statement Q12:
Retained earnings is the A)
Company’s net income and losses from the date of incorporation to the current balance
sheet date minus the cumulative amount of dividends declared B)
Net income of the current year C)
Net income of the year plus dividends D)
Company’s net income and losses from the date of incorporation to the current balance
sheet date plus the cumulative amount of dividends Q13:
Shareholders’ equity comprises of amounts invested by shareholders in a company as well
as the amounts earned by the company on behalf of the shareholders. It comprises of A)
Par value and additional paid-in capital
B)
retained earnings
C)
treasury stock and accumulated other comprehensive income
D)
all of the above
Q14:
Earnings before tax (EBT) is also called pre-tax income
and is calculated by A)
EBIT plus interest expense minus interest income B)
is the same as EBITDA C) subtracting all expenses including COGS, SG&A and interest expense (net) from
revenues. Interest expense net is interest expense minus interest income D)
subtracting depreciation from EBIT
Q15: If a company receives cash before it recognizes the associated revenue, it results in what in
the balance sheet? A)
Unearned revenue
B)
Accounts receivable C)
Prepaid expense
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