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Single Entry Disadvantages/Limitations - SS2 Accounting Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What type of information does a single entry system provide?

A

Complete information about financial transactions

B

Limited information about financial transactions

C

Detailed analysis of financial transactions

D

None of the above

correct option: b
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2

What is the risk associated with a single entry system?

A

Risk of errors and fraud

B

Risk of bankruptcy

C

Risk of overpaying taxes

D

None of the above

correct option: a
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3

What is the scalability of a single entry system?

A

Suitable for businesses with a high volume of transactions

B

Suitable for businesses with a low volume of transactions

C

Suitable for businesses of any size

D

None of the above

correct option: b
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4

What is the main disadvantage of a single entry system?

A

It provides too much information

B

It is too accurate

C

It does not provide enough information for financial analysis

D

None of the above

correct option: c
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5

Is a single entry system widely accepted by external stakeholders?

A

Yes, it is widely accepted

B

No, it is not widely accepted

C

It depends on the type of business

D

None of the above

correct option: b
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6

What is the risk associated with a single entry system?

The risk associated with single entry system is the risk of errors and fraud.

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7

Is a single-entry system suitable for businesses with a high volume of transactions?

No, it is not suitable for businesses with a high volume of transactions.

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