Operational Aspects of Accounting Entries is the Ninth Unit (Unit 9) under Module A: Accounting Principles and Processes of Paper – III (Accounting & Financial Management for Bankers)
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Practice MCQ Question and Answer – Operational Aspects of Accounting Entries
Quiz 1
1. In what terms are financial transactions always recorded ?
- In terms of quantity of goods.
- In terms of number of employees.
- In terms of monetary units.
- In terms of time duration.
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Answer is (b)
In terms of monetary units
2. Why is it important to record financial transactions ?
- To provide stakeholders with a financial position at the beginning of the Accounting Period
- To prepare the balance sheet and the P&L account.
- To provide stakeholders with a fair picture of results of operations during the Accounting Period
- To hide financial information from stakeholders.
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Answer is (c)
To prepare the balance sheet and the P&L account and To provide stakeholders with a fair picture of results of operations during the Accounting Period
3. In Banking operations, what is the sequence of entering accounting entries?
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Answer is (d)
Entries are made in the ledger accounts, then in the journal and finally in the control account
4. How are accounting entries authenticated in manual operations in a Bank ?
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Answer is (d)
By the Authorized Officer of the Branch.
5. What is the role of the Branch staff in computerized operations of accounting entries ?
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Answer is (b)
They only enter accounting entries into the system.
6. How many corresponding entries should every credit or debit accounting entry have in the double-entry system ?
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Answer is (c)
One or more
7. Why is it important for bank staff to understand the manual system of accounting ?
- Clarity about the Process Involved
- To have a backup in case of system failures.
- To efficiently reply to customer queries.
- To be able to respond to auditor queries.
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Answer is (b)
Clarity about the Process Involved, To efficiently reply to Customer and Auditor queries
8. In bank accounting, where is the total of entries from the journal finally posted ?
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Answer is (a)
Control account of the General Ledger
9. What role does the control account in the General Ledger play in bank accounting ?
- It is used to prepare the balance sheet
- It is used to summarize all transactions from different ledgers
- It is directly involved in making manual entries
- It is where physical ledgers are recorded
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Answer is (a)
It is used to prepare the balance sheet and summarize all transactions from different ledgers
10. How are manual entries processed in bank accounting ?
- Entries are directly entered into the journal by staff
- Entries are first made in the physical ledgers by staff
- Entries are posted to the control account first
- Entries are summarized and recorded in the journal (day book)
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Answer is (b)
Entries are first made in the physical ledgers by staff and Entries are summarized and recorded in the journal (day book)
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Module A: Accounting Principles and Processes
- Definition, Scope and Accounting Standards including Ind AS
- Basic Accountancy Procedures
- Maintenance of Cash/Subsidiary Books and Ledger
- Bank Reconciliation Statement
- Trial Balance, Rectification of Errors and Adjusting & Closing Entries
- Depreciation and its Accounting
- Capital and Revenue Expenditure
- Bills of Exchange
- Operational Aspects of Accounting Entries
- Back Office Functions/Handling Unreconciled Entries in Banks
- Bank Audit & Inspection
Module B – Financial Statements and Core Banking Systems
- Balance Sheet Equation
- Preparation of Final Accounts
- Company Accounts – I
- Company Accounts – II
- Cash Flow & Funds Flow
- Final Accounts of Banking Companies
- Core Banking Systems & Accounting in Computerised Environment
Module C – Financial Management
- Financial Management – An Overview
- Ratio Analysis
- Financial Mathematics – Calculation of Interest & Annuities
- Financial Mathematics – Calculation of YTM
- Financial Mathematics – Forex Arithmetic
- Capital Structure and Cost of Capital
- Capital Investment Decisions/Term Loans
- Equipment Leasing/Lease Financing
- Working Capital Management
- Derivatives
Module D – Taxation and Fundamentals of Costing
- Taxation: Income Tax/TDS/Deferred Tax
- Goods & Services Tax
- An Overview of Cost & Management Accounting
- Costing Methods
- Standard Costing
- Marginal Costing
- Budgets and Budgetary Control