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JAMB and WAEC Accounts (Principles of Accounts) questions

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  1. Question 121· Bank reconciliation statements· JAMB

    Bank statement balance ₦45,000; unpresented cheques ₦9,000; uncredited deposits ₦5,000. The adjusted cash book balance is

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  2. Question 122· Bank reconciliation statements· JAMB

    The bank statement shows ₦60,000 in hand. Unpresented cheques total ₦15,000 and uncredited lodgements ₦9,000. What should the cash book show?

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  3. Question 123· Bank reconciliation statements· WAEC

    Cheques paid into the bank but not yet shown on the bank statement are called

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  4. Question 124· Bank reconciliation statements· WAEC

    A dividend received by direct credit, shown only on the bank statement, should be

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  5. Question 125· Bank reconciliation statements· WAEC

    Cash book balance ₦30,000 (debit). Unpresented cheques ₦6,000. Uncredited lodgements ₦4,000. The bank statement balance is

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  6. Question 126· Bank reconciliation statements· JAMB

    On 30 June the cash book of Musa Traders showed a debit balance of ₦84,000. The following were discovered: 1. Cheques issued but not yet presented: ₦15,000 2. Cheques paid in but not yet credited by the bank: ₦9,000 3. Bank charges not entered in the cash book: ₦1,200 4. A dividend of ₦7,000 received directly by the bank, not entered in the cash book

    What balance should the bank statement show?

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  7. Question 127· Bank reconciliation statements· WAEC

    A dishonoured cheque from a customer is recorded by

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  8. Question 128· Bank reconciliation statements· JAMB

    Uncredited lodgements are

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  9. Question 129· Bank reconciliation statements· WAEC

    Interest credited by the bank should be

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  10. Question 130· Branch and departmental accounts· WAEC

    Goods invoiced to a branch at ₦15,000 include a mark-up of 50% on cost. The cost of the goods is

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  11. Question 131· Branch and departmental accounts· WAEC

    In branch accounts, the goods sent to branch account is closed by transfer to

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  12. Question 132· Branch and departmental accounts· JAMB

    In departmental accounts, the wages of staff who work in only one department are charged to

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  13. Question 133· Branch and departmental accounts· WAEC

    In departmental accounts, the salary of the general manager is best shared on the basis of

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  14. Question 134· Branch and departmental accounts· JAMB

    Transfers of goods between departments are recorded in order to

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  15. Question 135· Branch and departmental accounts· JAMB

    Goods sent by head office to a branch but not yet received at the year end are

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  16. Question 136· Branch and departmental accounts· JAMB

    The branch stock adjustment account records

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  17. Question 137· Branch and departmental accounts· WAEC

    Branch accounts help the head office to

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  18. Question 138· Branch and departmental accounts· WAEC

    Head office sends goods costing ₦10,000 to a branch at cost plus 25%. The invoice price is

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  19. Question 139· Branch and departmental accounts· JAMB

    In branch accounts, goods sent to branch are recorded at cost price or

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  20. Question 140· Branch and departmental accounts· WAEC

    Rent of ₦60,000 is shared between departments A and B by floor area of 400 m² and 200 m². Department A's share is

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