For each of the following statements indicate if the statement is true or false. In your answer book you need only write the number of the statement and whether it is True or False. For example, Q.1.1.11 – True Q.1.1.1 Depreciation is classified as an asset. Q.1.1.2 Depreciation is the adjustment at the beginning of the year. Q.1.1.3 Accumulated depreciation is classified as a negative asset. Q.1.1.4 Periodic method is a method used to calculate depreciation. Q.1.1.5 According to the diminishing balance method annual depreciation is calculated as a percentage of the carrying value of the asset. Q.1.1.6 The accrual concept stipulates that all expenses must be assigned to the financial period in which they are incurred. Q.1.1.7 Accrued expense is classified as a current liability. Q.1.1.8 Accrued income is classified as income. Q.1.1.9 Doubtful debts should be based on an age analysis. Q.1.1.10 The allowance/provision for credit losses is based on an estimate and decreases the potential inflow of cash from debtors

For each of the following statements indicate if the statement is true or false. In your answer book you need only write the number of the statement and whether it is True or False. For example, Q.1.1.11 – True Q.1.1.1 Depreciation is classified as an asset. Q.1.1.2 Depreciation is the adjustment at the beginning of the year. Q.1.1.3 Accumulated depreciation is classified as a negative asset. Q.1.1.4 Periodic method is a method used to calculate depreciation. Q.1.1.5 According to the diminishing balance method annual depreciation is calculated as a percentage of the carrying value of the asset. Q.1.1.6 The accrual concept stipulates that all expenses must be assigned to the financial period in which they are incurred. Q.1.1.7 Accrued expense is classified as a current liability. Q.1.1.8 Accrued income is classified as income. Q.1.1.9 Doubtful debts should be based on an age analysis. Q.1.1.10 The allowance/provision for credit losses is based on an estimate and decreases the potential inflow of cash from debtors

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Chapter4: The Adjustment Process

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Problem 14MC: What adjusting journal entry is needed to record depreciation expense for the period? A. a debit to...

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