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ICE ACTIVITY 4
Choose the most appropriate alternative from the options provided for each of the following questions.
Write down ONLY the letter of your choice next to the corresponding number
(e.g. 4.27 = B).
Note: where applicable, assume a VAT rate of 15%.
4.1 The balances of the following account(s) in the general ledger of a
A Capital accounts
B Current accounts
C Reserve accounts
D All of the above
4.2 An accrued expense of R500 was recorded as a prepaid expense during the adjustment process. The effect of the error would have caused the________.
A Gross profit to be understated by R500
B Gross profit to be overstated by R500
C Net profit to be understated by R1000
D Net profit to be overstated by R1000
4.3 Which of the following will constitute a line item in a close corporation’s statement of members’ net investment?
A Member’s contributions
B Revaluation surplus / reserve
C Loans from members
D Current accounts
4.4 Which of the following accounts will never be listed in the post-closing
A SARS (Income Tax)
B Accrued expenses
C Sales
D Distributions paid to members
4.5 Examples of businesses that trade in the informal sector in South Africa include_______.
A street vendors
B car guards
C flea markets.
D All of the above.
4.6 Which of the following equations is true?
A Owner’s equity = current assets – current liabilities
B Gross profit = total income – total expenses
C Capital + Net profit – drawings = total assets – total liabilities
D Sales – cost of sales = net profit
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