Bookkeeper Aptitude Test

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    True or False?  This is an accurate journal entry for the following transaction: A taxable charge sale of $ 195.00 plus $ 7.69 sales tax.     Debit – Accounts Receivable - $202.69   Credit - Sales Tax Payable - $7.69   Credit - Income - $195.00

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This exam will measure your bookkeeping skills and will help us to determine if you are capable of fulfilling the duties of this position. You have 20 minutes to complete the quiz. It has 11 questions. We will keep your answers and score confidential. Good luck.

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  • 2. 

    Income – Expenses = _______________________  

    Explanation
    The equation "Income - Expenses = Net Income, Profit" is a basic accounting formula used to calculate the net income or profit of a business. It represents the difference between the total income earned by a business and the total expenses incurred. If the result is positive, it indicates a net income or profit, while a negative result indicates a net loss. Therefore, the correct answer is Net Income, Profit.

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  • 3. 

    True or False?  This is an accurate journal entry for the following transaction: A purchase of a desk and office chair for $450.00.  Credit  – Fixed Assets - $450.00  Debit – Checking - $450.00

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The given journal entry is false. When purchasing a desk and office chair for $450.00, the correct journal entry would be a debit to Fixed Assets for $450.00 and a credit to Cash or Accounts Payable for $450.00, depending on whether the purchase was made in cash or on credit. The entry should not include Checking as a debit account.

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  • 4. 

    True or False?  This is an accurate journal entry for the following transaction: A $37.00 check from a customer is returned non-sufficient funds.  Debit – Accounts Receivable or Returned Checks Receivable - $ 37.00  Credit – Checking - $ 37.00

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The given journal entry accurately records the transaction of a $37.00 check from a customer being returned due to insufficient funds. It debits the Accounts Receivable or Returned Checks Receivable account for $37.00, representing the amount that was originally credited to the account when the check was received. It then credits the Checking account for $37.00, reflecting the decrease in the customer's balance due to the returned check. This journal entry accurately reflects the impact of the transaction on the accounts involved.

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  • 5. 

    True or False?  This is an accurate journal entry for the following transaction: A customer makes a payment on their account for $250.00  Debit – Income - $250.00  Credit – Accounts Payable - $250.00

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
  • 6. 

    Cost of Goods = Beginning Inventory + Purchases - _________________________  

    Correct Answer
    Ending Inventory
    Explanation
    The equation for calculating the Cost of Goods is the sum of the Beginning Inventory and Purchases, minus the Ending Inventory. This is because the Cost of Goods is the total cost of the goods that were sold during a specific period, and the Ending Inventory represents the value of the goods that remain unsold at the end of that period. Therefore, subtracting the Ending Inventory from the sum of the Beginning Inventory and Purchases gives us the cost of the goods that were sold.

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  • 7. 

    Assets = _______________________ + Equity

    Correct Answer
    Liability
    Explanation
    The given equation represents the fundamental accounting equation, which states that the total assets of a company are equal to the sum of its liabilities and equity. This equation is the basis for double-entry bookkeeping and helps to ensure that all financial transactions are properly recorded. Therefore, the correct answer is "Liability" as it completes the equation.

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  • 8. 

    Your January 31 Bank Statement reads: Item Date Amount Open Balance 31-Dec  $  547.43       Deposit 4-Jan  $  100.00 Deposit 15-Jan  $  350.00       Check 1003 2-Jan  $    50.13 Check 1006 7-Jan  $    10.09 Check 1007 19-Jan  $  250.00 Check 1008 26-Jan  $  101.19       Monthly Service Charge 31-Jan  $       5.00       Ending Balance 31-Jan  $  581.02 Your check register has the following information: Date Item Amount 4-Jan Deposit  $  100.00 31-Dec 1003  $    50.13 5-Jan 1004  $    25.00 5-Jan 1005  $    27.93 5-Jan 1006  $    10.09 15-Jan Deposit  $  350.00 16-Jan 1007  $  250.00 24-Jan 1008  $  101.19 31-Jan Deposit  $  212.89 What is your bank statement reconciled balance at January 31?   

    Correct Answer
    $740.98
    740.98
    Explanation
    The bank statement reconciled balance at January 31 is $740.98. This is calculated by starting with the opening balance of $547.43 and adding the deposits made on January 4th ($100.00) and January 15th ($350.00). Then, subtracting the checks written on January 2nd ($50.13), January 7th ($10.09), January 19th ($250.00), and January 26th ($101.19). Finally, subtracting the monthly service charge of $5.00. The ending balance on the bank statement is $581.02, but after reconciling it with the check register, the correct balance is $740.98.

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  • 9. 

    Which of the following accounts are normally classified as a debit:

    • Assets

    • Equity

    • Expense

    • Net Loss

    • Liability

    • Beginning Inventory

    • Income

    • Net Income

    • Bank Overdraft

    • Ending Inventory

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Assets
    A. Expense
    A. Net Loss
    A. Beginning Inventory
    Explanation
    Assets, expenses, net loss, and beginning inventory are normally classified as debit accounts. Debit accounts are those that increase with debits and decrease with credits. Assets represent resources owned by the company, expenses are costs incurred in the normal course of business, net loss is the result of expenses exceeding revenues, and beginning inventory is the value of inventory at the start of an accounting period.

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  • 10. 

    Add these numbers together. The total is ________   46.01 28.83  67.02 50.84 44.09 21.9 0.52 300 43.76 28 3007.07  294.34 84.59  4131.21 0.17 37.1 44.56 6.52 10.21  140.94

    Correct Answer(s)
    8291.36, '8,291.36'

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