ACCOUNTING FOR NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANISATION (NPO)
TRUE-FALSE / MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQS)
Ans: True
2) Receipts and Payments account is a summary of cash transactions.
Ans: True
3) Receipts and Payments account is an Expenses Account.
Ans: False
4) Receipts and Payments account is equivalent to the Profit and Loss Account.
Ans: False (it is equivalent to CAsh Book)
5) Receipts and Payments account shows the cash position.
Ans: True
6) Receipts and Payments account is similar to Cash book.
Ans: True
7) Receipts and Payments Account records only the revenue receipts and revenue payments.
Ans: False
8) Receipts and Payments Account records only capital receipts and capital payments.
Ans: False
9) Receipts and Payments Account records both revenue and capital receipts and payments. Received or paid during a year.
Ans: True
10) A Receipts and Payments Account is followed by a balance sheet.
Ans: False
11) Receipts and payment account shows receipts and payments for a particular period.
Ans: True
12) Balance of Receipts and Payments Account at the close of the period is the profit earned by the concern.
Ans: False
13) A non-profit organization never undertakes trading activities.
Ans: False, ( A Non-Profit Organisation sometimes undertakes Incidental Trading activities)
14) Income and Expenditure Account is a real account.
Ans: False, ( A Non-Profit Organisation sometimes undertakes Incidental Trading activities)
14) Income and Expenditure Account is a real account.
Ans: False, (it is a Nominal Account)
15) Income and Expenditure account is similar to profit and loss account.
Ans: True
16) College is a Not-for-profit organisation.
Ans: True
17) Income and Expenditure Account of non-trading concern is equivalent to profit and loss account of a trading concern.
Ans: True
18) An Income and Expenditure Account open with a balance.
Ans: False
19) An Income and Expenditure Account is not followed by a balance sheet.
Ans: False
20) In Income and Expenditure account includes only revenue items.
Ans: True
21) A credit balance of Income and Expenditure denotes an excess of expenses over incomes.
Ans: False
22) A debit balance of income and expenditure denotes an excess of expenses over incomes.
Ans: True
23) Subscription in arrear is shown on the credit side of income and expenditure account and assets side of balance sheet.
Ans: True
24) Admission fees should be treated as revenue unless the amount is pretty large.
Ans: True
25) Profit on sale of furniture is credited to income and expenditure account.
Ans: True
26) Life membership fees should be capitalized.
Ans: True
27) If there is a specific fund for the prize, then income or expenditure relating to prize distribution should not be shown in the income and expenditure account.
Ans: True
28) Income from investment of any fund is added with the respective firm.
Ans: True
29) Receipts and Payments account is prepared on the cash basis of accounting.
Ans: True
30) Income and expenditure account is prepared on the accrual basis of accounting.
Ans: True
31) Donation for specific purposes is always capitalized.
Ans: True
32) Income derived from the specific fund investment is credited to the Specific Fund Account.
Ans: True
33) The whole of the sale value of fixed assets is treated as income.
Ans: False, (It is a capital receipt)
34) Capital Grant received from the Govt. is a capital income & not to be credited to the Income and Expenditure Account.
Ans: True
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