A time card is a record often used to record the time an employee works.
- True
- False
One factor affecting the amount of income tax withheld from an employee's earnings is his or her age.
- True
- False
An employer must match and pay to the IRS the amout of income tax withheld from the earnings of employees.
- True
- False
Most employers are required to pay state and federal unemployment taxes.
- True
- False
Form 941 will show the number of exemptions an employee is claiming for income tax withholding purposes.
- True
- False
The amount withheld from employee earnings for social security, medicare, and income taxes is reported annually to the IRS using form 941.
- True
- False
The cost recorded for plant or equipment includes all the costs necessary to make the asset ready for use.
- True
- False
The unit of production depreciation method is based on the asset's usage.
- True
- False
Recording depreciation expense for a period is an example of an adjusting entry.
- True
- False
A delivery truck is an example of an intangible asset.
- True
- False
Each revenue account after closing must begin the new period with -
- a zero balance
- a debit balance
- a credit balance
- a debit or credit balance depending on the account
An entry to write off an accounts receivable account is recorded in
- the general journal
- the cash disbursements journal
- the bad debt journal
- the sales journal
Book value of a plant asset is -
- original cost less accumulated depreciation
- original cost less salvage value
- appraised value less accumulated depreciation
- original cost plus accumulated depreciation
Using the cost of the inventory purchased last to calculate the cost of the items sold first is
- the LIFO method
- the FIFO method
- the Average Cost method
- the Rolling Stock method
Using the same inventory costing method each period is an application of -
- the consistency concept
- the going concern concept
- the revenue realization concept
- the matching concept
An amount paid for the use of borrowed money over time is called -
- interest
- principal
- loan origination fee
- interest rate
Current assets less current liabilities is referred to as -
- working capital
- net assets
- current ratio
- liquidity ratio
Which of the following is the least "liquid"asset ?
- Equipment
- Cash
- Accounts Receivable
- Inventory
A net loss for a corporation -
- decreases retained earnings
- increases retained earnings
- increases capital stock
- decreases capital stock
Segregating and keeping separate records for a business apart from the owners is based on -
- the business entity concept
- the going concern concept
- the double entry concept
- none of the listed answers are correct