FAR — Financial Accounting & Reporting — Quiz 13
Questions in this quiz (10)
Which adjusting entry is required when interest income has been earned but not yet received?
- Debit Cash; Credit Interest Revenue
- Debit Interest Receivable; Credit Interest Revenue
- Debit Interest Expense; Credit Cash
- Debit Interest Revenue; Credit Cash
Which step in the accounting cycle occurs immediately after adjusting entries?
- Preparing the adjusted trial balance
- Closing entries
- Recording transactions
- Posting journal entries
Which accounts are classified as temporary accounts?
- Assets and liabilities
- Revenue and expenses
- Assets and equity
- Liabilities and equity
What is the primary objective of closing entries?
- Prepare adjusting entries
- Transfer temporary account balances to retained earnings
- Prepare trial balance
- Record transactions
Which of the following best explains the purpose of accrual accounting adjustments?
- To record transactions when cash is exchanged
- To match revenues and expenses to the correct period
- To close revenue accounts
- To prepare financial statements
A company receives $9,000 on October 1 for services to be provided over three months. How much revenue is recognized in October?
- $0
- $1,500
- $3,000
- $9,000
Which adjusting entry is required for interest earned but not yet collected?
- Debit Cash; Credit Interest Revenue
- Debit Interest Receivable; Credit Interest Revenue
- Debit Interest Expense; Credit Cash
- Debit Revenue; Credit Interest Receivable
Which of the following is an example of a prepaid expense?
- Unearned rent
- Prepaid insurance
- Accounts payable
- Accrued wages
A company owes employees $2,500 at period end. Which adjusting entry is required?
- Debit Salaries Expense $2,500; Credit Salaries Payable $2,500
- Debit Cash $2,500; Credit Salaries Expense $2,500
- Debit Salaries Payable $2,500; Credit Cash $2,500
- Debit Salaries Expense $2,500; Credit Cash $2,500
Which account increases when prepaid utilities are used?
- Utilities Expense
- Utilities Payable
- Utilities Revenue
- Accounts Receivable
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