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Multiple Choice Single
Answer
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Question
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Increase in the amount of bills
payable results in
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Answer
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Increase in cash
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Multiple Choice Single
Answer
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Question
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The assets held by a business
which can be converted in the form of cash or used during the course of
normal operations is termed as
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Answer
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Current assets
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True/False
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Question
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Inadequate provision for
depreciation may be the cause of overcapitalisation
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Answer
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TRUE
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Select The Blank
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Question
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Factoring indicates the
relationship between ________ and a business organisation
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Answer
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Financial institutions
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True/False
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Question
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Inadequate provision for
depreciation may be the cause of overcapitalisation
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Answer
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TRUE
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Multiple Choice
Multiple Answer
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Question
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Gross Profit can be increased by
either
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Answer
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Reduced Production cost, sales price remaining
the same , Increased Sales price, Reduced Production cost , Increased Sales
price, Production cost remaining the same
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Multiple Choice
Multiple Answer
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Question
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Limitations of cash flow analysis
are
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Answer
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It cannot be equated with the income
statement , Cannot replace the fund flow statement , Dose not represent real
liquid position
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Multiple Choice
Multiple Answer
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Question
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Disadvantages of factoring are
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Answer
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The financial burden on the company
increases , It may be considered to be a symptom of financial weakness on the
part of the selling company , In Indian circumstances, factoring is mainly
with-recourse factoring. The risk of non-payment on the part of customer is
borne by the selling firm. This restricts its popularity
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True/False
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Question
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In calculating funds from
operations non-business expenses like dividends paid etc. as well as non cash
expenses like depreciation etc. are added back in the net profits shown by
the Profit & Loss Account
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Answer
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TRUE
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Note: Please tally the answers and verify them from SCDL textbooks as all answers might not be correct.
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