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1. . ………..cheques and amounts paid in, not yet credited are used to prepare the bank reconciliation statement.
8. A journal entry states which account is to be debited and which account is to be credited, along with a ……….. to explain the reason for the entry.
40. Bad debts are debts that the business is unable to………..
84. In the petty cash book, any payment item has to be entered twice, once in the total column and once in the appropriate analysis column.
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95. Revenue expenditure is chargeable to the trading and profit and loss account while capital expenditure results in ………… figures for the balance sheet.
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148. Where business ………… (e.g. telephone) are used for the owner’s personal use, this is also regarded as drawings, and adjustments must be made at the end of the year to reflect this.
<b>► facilitiesf</b>
equipmentse expensese servicess
149. With the straight line method of depreciation, the estimated disposal value should not be allowed for in calculating the annual depreciation provision.
<b>► FalseF</b>
150. Year-end ……… are necessary to give a true and fair picture, as far as possible, of the performance of the business over the period.
<b>► adjustmentsa</b>
accountsa calculationsc performancep