Solutions
Multiple Choice Questions - Solutionsβ
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Adjusting entries are made:
- Answer: c) Adjusting entries are made at period end, after regular transactions, before financial statements.
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Which type of adjusting entry involves recording an expense and a liability?
- Answer: c) Accrued expenses record an expense (debit) and a liability (credit).
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A business pays β¬1,200 for 12 months of insurance on January 1. The adjusting entry at the end of January should:
- Answer: a) One month (β¬100) of insurance expires and becomes an expense.
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Depreciation is recorded as:
- Answer: b) Depreciation increases accumulated depreciation, a contra-asset account.
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In Luxembourg, adjusting entries must:
- Answer: c) Luxembourg requires accrual basis accounting and PCN compliance.
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An adjusted trial balance is prepared:
- Answer: b) Adjusted trial balance is prepared after all adjusting entries are made.
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Unearned revenue is initially recorded as:
- Answer: c) Unearned revenue is a liability because the business owes future services.
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Accrued salaries would be recorded as:
- Answer: b) Accrued salaries record the expense and the liability to pay.
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Which PCN account is used for VAT Payable?
- Answer: b) 430000 is VAT Payable (Class 4).
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Provisions in Luxembourg are classified in PCN:
- Answer: a) Provisions are in Class 1 (110000-119999).
Note: Solutions will be provided in a separate solutions manual. For now, students should work through problems and cases, then compare with instructor-provided solutions or discuss in class.