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FAC1503 - Financial Accounting for Law Practitioners - QUIZ

FAC1503 · Financial Accounting for Law Practitioners

University of South Africa

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  1. 1
A debtor, T Bafu, owes QW Traders R1,800 for six months. The entity charges 12% interest per annum on accounts outstanding for six months or more. What is the correct amount of interest to be charged for this period?
  • 2According to the course material, which of the following are considered 'managing practice systems' that a functional law practice should consist of?
  • 3When an owner contributes private computer equipment to the business, which account is credited in the general ledger?
  • 4Based on the Statement of Financial Position for JB Traders, calculate the Acid Test Ratio (Round to 2 decimal places).
  • 5In the bank reconciliation process, how should a dishonoured cheque (originally received from a debtor) be recorded in the entity's books?
  • 6M&M Traders purchased merchandise on credit for R2,508 (inclusive of 14% VAT). Calculate the amount of VAT Input that will be recorded.
  • 7Which of the following factors must be taken into account by a law practice to ensure fees charged to clients are reasonable?
  • 8A payment of R550 for a donation was made via the bank but not recorded in the accounting records. What is the effect of recording this transaction on the accounting equation?
  • 9What must a proper receipt of trust money indicate to be legally valid?
  • 10Using the provided data for JB Traders (Opening Inventory R164,500, Closing Inventory R234,000, Cost of Sales R810,500), what is the Inventory Turnover Rate?
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