1. Question: Which of the following errors/s can a trial balance be used to detect?

    A
    A calculation error resulting in sales tax being entered twice

    B
    The omission of depreciation on a new asset purchase

    C
    A transposition error when entering the credit side of an entry

    D
    A missing payroll entry

    Note: Not available
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  2. Question: What is the purpose of an income statement?

    A
    To show the reader how the company made and spent money in the period presented

    B
    To examine income tax liability

    C
    To show how much cash was generated in the period presented

    D
    To determine management bonuses at year end

    Note: Not available
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  3. Question: What is Treasury Stock?

    A
    Stock purchased by the U.S. Treasury Department

    B
    Stock repurchased by the issuing company, reducing the amount of stock outstanding in the open market

    C
    Stock purchased by the treasurer of the company for their personal portfolio

    D
    Stock not allowed to be purchased in the first 30 days after IPO

    Note: Not available
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  4. Question: How do investors turn the information on the financial statements into more useful data which is comparable to other companies?

    A
    Read all of the notes

    B
    Skip to the net income number, the only important number

    C
    Track cash balance

    D
    Perform financial analysis

    Note: Not available
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  5. Question: What is another name for the Income Statement?

    A
    Income Statement

    B
    Profit & Loss Statement

    C
    Statement of Cash Flows

    D
    Statement of Financial Position

    Note: Not available
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  6. Question: Which is/are the primary financial statements used to measure solvency?

    A
    Balance Sheet

    B
    Income Statement

    C
    Balance Sheet and Income Statement

    D
    Cash Flow Statement and Income Statement

    Note: Not available
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  7. Question: The formula to calculate Ending Retained Earnings is ______.

    A
    Ending Retained Earnings = Cash + Current Assets - Fixed Assets

    B
    Ending Retained Earnings = Beginning RE - Investments - Dividends Paid + Net Income

    C
    Ending Retained Earnings = Investments + Dividends - Net Income

    D
    Ending Retained Earnings = Change in Accounts Receivable - Change in Accounts Payable

    Note: Not available
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  8. Question: The three sections of a Statement of Cash Flows are _____.

    A
    Leverage, liquidity, financing

    B
    Operating, investing, profit

    C
    Operating, investing, financing

    D
    Sales, investing, financing

    E
    Operating, investing, borrowing

    Note: Not available
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  9. Question: What does GAAP stand for?

    A
    General Accounting Accrual Procedures

    B
    Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

    C
    Gap Accounts receivable Accounting Practices

    D
    General Accounting Accounts Payable

    Note: Not available
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  10. Question: Which financial statement best allows a firm to assess its ability to pay dividends?

    A
    Statement of Cash Flows

    B
    Income Statement

    C
    Balance Sheet

    D
    Statement of Operations

    Note: Not available
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