IC46 GENERAL INSURANCE ACCOUNTS PREPARATION - 04
Q1.On which basis where it is possible to determine the underwriting result of an insurance business written in an accounting period at the end of that period? |
a) Annual Basis of accounting |
b) Fund Basis of accounting |
Q2.Capital, drawings, and individuals are examples of which account? |
a) Personal accounts |
b) Nominal accounts |
c) Real accounts |
d) None of these |
Q3.From the above date, compute the following accounting ratios for analysis of financial statements vis-a-vis performance analysis for 2005-06 ABC General insurance company. Calculate Net Earnings Ratio? |
a) 9.65% |
b) 14.25% |
c) 28.51% |
d) 39.68% |
Q4.Which of the following concepts states that a business entity will not be closed down in the near future? |
a) Money measurement concept |
b) Going concern concept |
c) Accounting cost concept |
d) Realization concept |
Q5.Investment income, Rent, and Commission are examples of which account? |
a) Personal accounts |
b) Nominal accounts |
c) Real accounts |
d) None of these |
Q6.Records of individuals' ledger accounts are kept in a book called Ledger. Say whether True or False. |
a) True |
b) False |
Q7.What gives rise to an item of an asset usually enhancing earning capacity? |
a) Capital expenditure |
b) Capital receipt |
c) Revenue expenditure |
d) Revenue receipt |
Q8.What is referred to as a condition or situation, the ultimate outcome of which, gain or loss, will be known or determined only on the occurrence, or non-occurrence, of one or more uncertain and anticipated future events? |
a) Contingencies |
b) Balance sheet |
c) Disclosure |
d) Depreciation |
Q9.Following is one of the fundamental accounting assumptions as per Accounting Stand ard-I |
a) Prudence |
b) Substance over form |
c) Materiality |
d) Consistency |
Q10.Which is one based on many similar and equivalent risks, balancing of portfolio losses collectively and distributing proportionately as per terms of the treaty? |
a) Reinsurance accounting |
b) Management accounting |
c) Unbalanced portfolio |
d) Balanced portfolio |