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14 Accounting for Equity: Capital and Drawings
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This quiz focuses on testing knowledge related to accounting concepts specific to sole proprietorships. It covers topics such as the equity section of a sole proprietorship, liabilities, profits distribution, equity calculation, journal entries, and accounting theories supporting certain practices in sole proprietorships.
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Which of the following items are included in the equity section of a sole proprietorship?
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a) Capital
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b) Revenue
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c) Expenses
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d) Liabilities
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What type of liability does a sole proprietor have?
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a) Limited liability
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b) Unlimited liability
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c) No liability
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d) Joint liability
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Who enjoys all profits earned by a sole proprietorship?
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a) Shareholders
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b) Lenders
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c) Owner
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d) Employees
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Which of the following is a formula to calculate equity?
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a) Total current assets less total current liabilities
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b) Total non-current assets less total non-current liabilities
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c) Total assets less total liabilities
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d) Total assets less total current liabilities
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What happens to the drawings account of a sole proprietor at the end of the financial year?
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a) Transferred to Income Summary
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b) Transferred to Capital
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c) Converted to Equity
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d) Paid to creditors
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The accounting theory that supports the recording of withdrawal of business’ assets for the owner’s personal use is:
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a) accounting period theory
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b) consistency theory
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c) going concern theory
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d) accounting entity theory
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Which of the following is not an equity item in a sole proprietorship?
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a) assets
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b) drawings
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c) capital
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d) losses
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What is the formula to calculate ending capital for a sole proprietor?
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a) Beginning capital - Additional capital - Profit Drawings
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b) Beginning capital - Additional capital - Profit - Drawings
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c) Beginning capital Additional capital Profit Drawings
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d) Beginning capital Additional capital - Profit - Drawings
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What is the journal entry to record the owner's contribution of $20,000 into the business bank account?
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a) Debit Cash at bank, Credit Capital
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b) Debit Capital, Credit Cash at bank
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c) Debit Cash at bank, Credit Drawings
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d) Debit Drawings, Credit Cash at bank
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What is the journal entry to record the transfer of profit for the year to the capital account?
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a) Debit Income summary, Credit Capital
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b) Debit Capital, Credit Income summary
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c) Debit Capital, Credit Drawings
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d) Debit Drawings, Credit Capital
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What is the journal entry to record the transfer of total drawings for the year to the capital account?
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a) Debit Capital, Credit Drawings
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b) Debit Drawings, Credit Capital
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c) Debit Capital, Credit Income summary
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d) Debit Income summary, Credit Capital
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