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Introduction to financial accounting KCQ 1


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1. The three main forms of business ownerships in South Africa are:


 Public Company ,private company, and government owned company
 Partnership , limited liability company and sole trader
 Sole trader, partnership and private company
 Sole trader ,partnership and company


2. Manitoba invested R450 000 into a shoe making business. His brother
lends him 285 000 of the total investment. His contribution in the
investment is R65 000, while the bank provided

 R100 000
 R85 000
 R115 000
 R165 000

, 3.Which of the following is categorized as a liability
 Capital
 Debenture
 Property
 Office equipment


3. Malibongwe invests R500 000 in CoffeeLite, a coffee shop business.
Examining the statement of changes of CoffeeLite means

 Calculating Malibongwe’s profit in cofeelite
 Calculating the value of Malibongwe’s asset
 Examining the management skill of Malibongwe in CoffeeLite
 Examining Malibongwe’s interest in CoffeeLite

4. Adjustment is a transaction that involves 2 parties
 True
 False

5. Stationeries is one of the items deducted from the gross profit to
determine the net profit on the statement of financial position.
 True
 False

6. Short- term loan is a component of the ……………… in the financial
position statement
 Current asset
 Equity
 Current liabilities
 Non-current liabilities

7. Nadini , a student at the School of business studies was required to
provide information on the financial transactions of Hugo Limited as at
31 December , 2021. This information can be regarded as a form of
……………
 Financial accounting
 Management accounting
 Financial management
 Sustainability accounting

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