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  • Question 1
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    Operating profit is also known as operating income, or earning before _______.
    Solution
    Operating profit is the profit earned through the normal operations and activities of the business. However, while calculating operating profit expenses which are of financial nature are not taken into consideration. Operating profit is the excess of operating revenue over operating expenses.
  • Question 2
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    _______ is the income earned from the core operations of a business, excluding any financing or tax-related issues.
    Solution
    Earnings before interest and taxes is a measure of a firm's profit that includes all incomes and expenses except interest expenses and income tax expenses. This is known as operating profit. Operating profit is the excess of operating revenue over operating expenses. Operating profit is the income earned from the core operations of a business, excluding any financing or tax-related issues.
  • Question 3
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    Ascertain gross profit from the following figures.
    Rs.
    Opening stock$$5,570$$
    Purchase$$13,816$$
    Sales$$15,248$$
    Purchase returns$$390$$
    Returns inward$$524$$
    Wages paid$$1400$$
    Import charges$$250$$
    Closing stock$$8,880$$
    Solution
                                                    Trading Account

     Particulars AmountParticulars  Amount
     To Opening Stock  5570 By Sales 15248
     To Purchases            13816  By Closing Stock  8880
     Less: Pur Return          390 13426  
     To Return Inwards   524
      
     To Wages Paid 1400  
     To Import Charges  250  
     To Gross Profit 2958  
  • Question 4
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    When sale is $$Rs. 48,00,000$$, gross loss is $$25$$% on cost, purchase is $$Rs. 35,00,000$$ and closing stock is $$Rs. 6,00,000$$ the stock in the beginning would be _________. 
    Solution
    Solution can be represented as:

    Sales= Cost of Goods Sold +Gross Profit

    Assuming COGS is Rs.100
    Gross loss will be 25% of Rs.100 i.e. Rs.25

    Therefore 

    Sales =Rs.100+Rs.25 i.e. Rs.125
    If we calculate the Gross Profit on Sales that becomes = GP/Sales*100
                                                                                               =25/125*100
    i.e. Gross  Loss will be 20% on sales
    Sales= Rs.4800000
    Gross Loss= 20% of Rs.4800000 i.e. Rs.960000
    Cost of Goods Sold= Sales-Gross Loss
                                    = Rs.4800000-Rs.960000
                                    = Rs.3840000

    Now, to find out the opening stock, below equation help us:

    Cost of Goods Sold= Op Stock+Purchases-Closing Stock
    3840000=Op Stock+3500000-Rs.600000
    3840000=Op Stock+ Rs.2900000
    Op Stock = Rs.3840000-Rs.2900000
    Opening Stock =Rs.940000.
  • Question 5
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    Which of the following is correct?
  • Question 6
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    Final accounts include preparation of_______.
  • Question 7
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    Sales + Closing stock - purchases - Gross profit = ____________.
    Solution
    This can be understood with the help of a Trading Account which is represented as:

     Particulars
     Amount Particulars Amount
     To Opening Stock  By Sales 
     To Purchases  By Closing Stock 
     To Gross Profit   
     Total xxxx Total xxxx
  • Question 8
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    If sales are $$Rs. 6,00,000$$; Gross profit is $$1/3$$ on cost; Purchases are $$Rs. 4,90,000$$ and the Closing stock is $$Rs. 90,000$$, then the opening stock will be_________. 
    Solution
    Solution can be represented as:

    Sales= Cost of Goods Sold +Gross Profit

    Assuming COGS is Rs.100
    Gross Profit will be 1/3 of Rs.100 i.e.33.33

    Therefore 

    Sales =Rs.100+Rs.33.33 i.e. Rs.133.33
    If we calculate the Gross Profit on Sales that becomes = GP/Sales*100
                                                                                               =33.33/133.33*100
    i.e. Gross  Profit will be 25% on sales
    Sales= Rs.600000
    Gross Profit= 25% of Rs.600000 i.e. Rs.150000
    Cost of Goods Sold= Sales-Gross Profit
                                    = Rs.600000-Rs.150000
                                    = Rs.450000

    Now, to find out the opening stock, below equation help us:

    Cost of Goods Sold= Op Stock+Purchases-Closing Stock
    450000=Op Stock+490000-Rs.90000
    450000=Op Stock+ Rs.400000
    Op Stock = Rs.450000-Rs.400000
    Opening Stock =Rs.50000.
  • Question 9
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    Given that:
    $$M = Opening\ Stock$$
    $$N = Purchases$$
    $$O = Closing Stock$$
    $$P =$$ Cost of goods sold
    The correct equations will be:
  • Question 10
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    The correct sequence in preparation of periodical financial statement would be.
    $$1$$. Preparation of balance sheet
    $$2$$. Preparation of cash flow statement
    $$3$$. Preparation of trial balance
    $$4$$. Preparation of Profit & Loss A/c
    Select the correct answer from the options given.
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