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Accounting Financial Statement Questions:

by | Nov 30, 2023 | questions

Accounting Financial Statement Questions:

Q1. James Corporation had income of $100,000, expenses of $65,000 and a profit of $35,000 in its fiscal year ending December 2011. In which of James Corporation’s financial statements would a potential investor find this information?

a. Statement of incorporation
b. Balance Sheet
c. Income Statement
d. All financial statements will have this information

Q2. For the fiscal year ending in 2011, what was the gross profit for Patti’s Prunes, Inc.?

a. $195
b. $195,000
c. $97
d. $97,000

Q3. If Gill’s Grapes had sales of $525,000 in the fiscal year ending in 2010 and paid $225,000 for the apples, $30,000 in rent, $52,000 for administrative salaries, $55,000 for production help, and $12,000 for utilities and supplies, how much was the company’s gross profit?

a. $300,000
b. $206,000
c. $203,000
d. $151,000

Q4. If Patti runs the business and draws a salary of $65,000, in which category would that expense be included?

a. Cost of goods sold
b. Selling and administrative expense
c. Non-operating income
d. Depreciation expense

Q5. Gill’s Grapes had after-tax earnings in 2011 of $280,000. The company had 225,000 shares of stock outstanding. What was its EPS?

a. $1.38
b. $1.24
c. 95 cents
d. 80 cents

Q6. The Balance Sheet for Dave’s Apples shows $1,489,000 for assets and $625,000 for liabilities. The owners’ equity must be

a. $2,300,700
b. $2,114,000
c. $864,000
d. $625,000

Q7. Why are marketable securities listed after cash under Current Assets on the Patti’s Prunes Balance Sheet?

a. Because current assets are listed in alphabetical order
b. Because Patti’s Prunes, Inc., has less in marketable securities than in cash
c. Because marketable securities are less liquid than cash
d. Because that’s how the accountant for Patti’s Prunes prefers to list the assets

Q8. Bill Poole has a hot dog wagon that he sets up on weekends during ball games and county fairs. He just paid $1,200 for hotdogs, buns and mustard, 4200 for advertising handouts, and $4,100 for a wagon. What is the value of Bill’s inventory?

a. $200
b. $1,200
c. $1,400
d. $5,500

Q9. Alice Wexner started a printing business five years ago and bought a printing press for $100,000. If she assumes it will have no residual value and she depreciates it straight line with a useful life of 10 years, what is the value of her net plant and equipment today?

a. $100,000
b. $90,000
c. $75,000
d. $50,000

Q10. If a company’s fiscal year ends between its paydays (which are at the end of each pay period), the Balance Sheet will show a liability for the wages not paid. This would be called

a. Accounts Payable
b. Income Taxes Payable
c. Accrued Expenses
d. Total current Liabilities

Q11. The Addison Corporation has total assets of $2,685,000. It issued 4 million shares of common stock which sold at par value of 20 cents per share. Its Retained Earnings are $958,000. What are its liabilities?

a. $927,000
b. $1,758,000
c. $1,885,000
d. $2,685,000

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