1. Assets and liabilities are both
decreased by credits.
True
False
2. The owner’s capital account is
increased by credits.
True
False
3. The ledger is also known as the
book of original entry.
True
False
4. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s
Capital – Drawings + Revenues –
Expenses is a correct form of the
expanded basic accounting
equation.
True
False
5. Debits should be listed before
credits in journal entries.
True
False15
6. The Drawings account is closed to
the Income Summary account.
True
False
7. Unearned revenue is an example
of a revenue.
True
False
8. If a company purchases goods
FOB shipping point, the
purchasing company will be
responsible for the payment of the
freight costs.
True
False
9. The counting of the inventory
should be done by employees who
are not responsible for either
custody of the inventory or keeping
inventory records.
True
False
10.Proper segregation of accounting
duties eliminates the need for
internal controls.
True
False
1)FALSE.
Assets is decreased by credits and liabilities decrease by debits.(Generally Assets has Debit balance and liabilities has Credit balance) to decrease it we have to do opposite.
2) TRUE
Owner capital is increased by credits. It's a Liability and the liability has credit balance and to increase it further we have to credit it.
3)FALSE
A ledger is also known Book of final entry whereas journal is known as book of original entry.
4) FALSE.
Basic Accounting Equation = Assets = Liabilities + Owners equity.
5) TRUE .
Generally debits should be entered first and then later on the credits should be entered. In order to avoid completexities.
6)FALSE.
Drawings are closed in the owner equity or capital account. And not in the income Summary account.
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