Control Account - SS1 Accounting Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is a control account?
A financial account that summarizes and represents the activity and balances of a group of related accounts
An account used to purchase inventory
An account used to record employee salaries
An account used to track advertising expenses
Which of the following is an example of a control account?
Office supplies expense account
Rent expense account
Customer accounts receivable account
Utilities expense account
What is the purpose of a control account?
To track the balances of multiple accounts within an organization's financial records
To purchase inventory
To record employee salaries
To track advertising expenses
How does a control account help in financial management?
It helps organizations stay organized and efficient in their record-keeping
It increases the number of accounts in an organization
It decreases the accuracy of financial records
It causes confusion in financial reporting
What is the main purpose of using a control account?
The main purpose of using a control account is to summarize and represent the activity and balances of a group of related accounts within an organization's financial records.