Financial Statement of Corporate Organisations Set 2

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This set of Analysis of Financial Statements Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Financial Statement of Corporate Organisations Set 2

Q1 | Which from the following is NOT an example of intangible assets?
  • trademarks
  • patents
  • buildings
  • technical expertise
Q2 | The following are the examples of financial assets except?
  • stocks
  • bank loan
  • bond
  • raw material
Q3 | Business finance refers to ...... and ........ employed in a business.
  • money
  • credit
  • both a & b
  • none of the above
Q4 | Business finances is concerned with _________ funds and _______ funds from different sources.
  • estimation of funds
  • raising of funds
  • short term finance
  • both a & b
Q5 | Which of the following is not a function of finance manager?
  • mobilization of funds
  • deployment of funds
  • control over use of funds
  • manipulate share price of the company
Q6 | Which is the following main decision taken by the financial manager in a company?
  • income decision
  • financing decision
  • appraisal decision
  • budget decision
Q7 | Finance Function comprises
  • safe custody of funds only
  • expenditure of funds only
  • procurement of finance only
  • procurement & effective use of funds
Q8 | The finance manager is accountable for.
  • earning capital assets of the company
  • effective management of a fund
  • arrangement of financial resources
  • proper utilization of funds
Q9 | The focal point of financial management in a firm is:
  • the number and types of products or services provided by the firm.
  • the minimization of the amount of taxes paid by the firm.
  • the creation of value for shareholders.
  • the dollars profits earned by the firm.
Q10 | The term financial statement refers to…
  • income statement
  • cash flow and fund flow
  • balance sheet
  • all
Q11 | Which of the following is the main objective of a financial statement?
  • to know the solvency
  • to know the debt capacity
  • to know the earning capacity
  • all
Q12 | In financial statements, the fixed assets are shown at …
  • market price
  • cost price
  • replacement price
  • none
Q13 | What is followed while preparing the financial statements?
  • accounting conventions
  • accounting principles
  • accounting concepts
  • all
Q14 | In financial statement the stock is valued at cost or market price whichever is less on the basis of…
  • accounting concepts
  • accounting conventions
  • accounting principles
  • none
Q15 | The balance sheet shows …
  • the source of working capital
  • the change in working capital
  • both
  • none
Q16 | The analysis and interpretations of the financial statement will reveal …
  • the financial position
  • the profitability
  • none
  • both
Q17 | The process of explaining the meaning, significance and relationship between two financial factors iscalled …
  • summarization
  • analysis
  • interpretation
  • none
Q18 | The process of comparing various financial factors of a company over a period of time is known as …
  • inter‐firm comparison
  • ratio analysis
  • intra‐firm comparison
  • inter‐industry comparison
Q19 | Which of the following is technique of financial statement analysis?
  • common‐size statement
  • comparative statement
  • trend analysis
  • all
Q20 | ________is a simply the amount of cash coming in to a business.
  • cash flow
  • inflow
  • both a and b
  • none of the above.
Q21 | If value of opening inventories increases, what happens to the value of gross profit?
  • decreases
  • increases
  • stays the same
  • gets closer to net profit
Q22 | Incorrect cash flow planning can lead to ________
  • solvency
  • insolvency
  • bankruptcy
  • failure
Q23 | Analysis of any financial Statement comprises
  • balance sheet
  • p&l account
  • trading account
  • all of the above
Q24 | Which of the following are techniques, tools or methods of analysis and interpretation of financialstatements?
  • ratio analysis
  • average analysis
  • trend analysis
  • all of the above
Q25 | Interpretation of accounts is the
  • art and science of translating the figures
  • to know financial strengths and weaknesses of a business
  • to know the causes for the prevailing performance of business
  • all of the above