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1

What is the first step in extracting balances from a ledger account? 

A

Review the account transactions

B

Determine the balance of the account

C

Identify the account type 

D

Identify the account you want to extract the balance from

correct option: d
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2

What is the purpose of extracting balances from a ledger account?

A

To identify the account type

B

To determine the balance of the account at a specific point in time 

C

To review the transactions that have been recorded in the ledger account

 

D

To increase the balance of the account

correct option: b
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3

Which of the following is an account that may be important for financial reporting?

A

Telephone expenses

B

Employee salaries

C

Cash 

D

Office Supplies

correct option: c
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4

How do you determine the balance of a ledger account?

A

By identifying the account type

B

By reviewing the account transactions

C

By adding up all the transactions recorded in the account up to a specific date

D

By analyzing the transactions recorded in the account

correct option: c
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5

Which of the following account types has a credit balance? 

A

Accounts receivable

B

Inventory 

C

Accounts payable 

D

Cash

correct option: c
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6

What is the purpose of analyzing the transactions recorded in a ledger account? 

The purpose of analyzing the transactions recorded in a ledger account is to determine the balance of the account at a specific point in time.

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7

How do you identify whether an account has a debit or credit balance?

 

Accounts that increase with a debit entry and decrease with a credit entry are considered to have a debit balance. Similarly, accounts that increase with a credit entry and decrease with a debit entry are considered to have a credit balance.

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