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Supplementary objective test questions




               CHAPTER 8 – ACCOUNTING ERRORS AND SUSPENSE ACCOUNTS


               8.1  XYZ have wrongly paid ABC $300 twice for goods purchased on credit. ABC
                     subsequently reimbursed XYZ for the overpayment of $300. How would the
                     reimbursement be accounted for by XYZ?

                     What is the double entry for this transaction?


                     A     Dr Cash received            Cr Discount allowed

                     B     Dr Cash received            Cr Discount received

                     C     Dr Cash received            Cr Receivables

                     D     Dr Cash received            Cr Payables


               8.2  Following preparation of a trial balance, it was found not to agree, and a
                     suspense account was opened with a credit balance of $80.

                     Which two of the following statement could explain this difference?


                     A     Omission of a sale of $80 from the sales account

                     B     Recording a purchase of $80 twice in the purchases account

                     C     Failure to write off an irrecoverable debt of $80

                     D     Recording an electricity bill paid of $40 by debiting the bank account and
                           crediting the electricity account

                     E     Omission of the insurance expense ledger account balance of $80 from
                           the trial balance


               8.3  LMN’s trial balance failed to agree and a suspense account was opened for the
                     difference. The following errors were found in LMN’s accounting records:

                     (1)   In recording the sale of a non-current asset, cash received of $9,900 was
                           credited to the disposals account as $9000.

                     (2)  An opening accrual of $56 has been omitted.

                     (3)   Cash of $500 paid for motor vehicle repairs was correctly accounted for in
                           the cash book but was credited to the motor vehicle cost account.

                     (4)  A cheque for $15,000 paid for the purchase of equipment was debited to
                           the equipment account for $51,000.






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