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Which item in the balance sheet is recorded incorrectly?

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D\text{D}

11

C\text{C}

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C\text{C}

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A\text{A}

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C\text{C}

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B\text{B}

16

C\text{C}

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D\text{D}

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Part 10

Which item in the balance sheet is recorded incorrectly?
A BSP Loan is a liability (money owed to the bank), but it is listed under Assets in the provided balance sheet.
D. BSP Loan
The final answer is D\boxed{\text{D}}

Part 11

C\text{C}

What will be the owner's contribution if the mistake above is corrected in the balance sheet?

  1. Identify the correct assets.

    The assets are Cash at bank (K2000) and Vehicle (K8000). The BSP Loan (K5000) is incorrectly listed as an asset and should be removed from the asset side.

    Total Assets=K2000(Cash)+K8000(Vehicle)=K10000\text{Total Assets} = \text{K}2000 (\text{Cash}) + \text{K}8000 (\text{Vehicle}) = \text{K}10000
  2. Identify the correct liabilities.

    The liabilities are Loan from JC (K1000). Assuming the K5000 BSP Loan was simply a mistaken entry on the asset side and not an additional liability to be added, the total liabilities remain as stated.

    Total Liabilities=K1000(Loan from JC)\text{Total Liabilities} = \text{K}1000 (\text{Loan from JC})
  3. Calculate Capital using the accounting equation

    Assets = Liabilities + Capital.

    Capital=Total Assets−Total Liabilities\text{Capital} = \text{Total Assets} - \text{Total Liabilities} Capital=K10000−K1000=K9000\text{Capital} = \text{K}10000 - \text{K}1000 = \text{K}9000

    C. K9000
    The final answer is C\boxed{\text{C}}

Part 12

C\text{C}

What transaction occurs when the owner of a business receives an invoice?
An invoice is a document received by a buyer from a seller, indicating that goods or services have been provided on credit and payment is due.
C. Received goods on credit from the supplier
The final answer is C\boxed{\text{C}}

Part 13

A\text{A}

What is the main reason for moving goods away from the wall when storing?
Moving goods away from walls allows for proper air circulation, which helps prevent moisture buildup, mold, pest infestations, and general damage to the goods.
A. To allow air to circulate to avoid damages
The final answer is A\boxed{\text{A}}

Part 14

C\text{C}

Who is responsible for price marking, cleaning and stacking up shelves and serving customers?
These tasks are typically part of the daily duties of a Shop Assistant in a retail environment.
C. Shop Assistant
The final answer is C\boxed{\text{C}}

Part 15

B\text{B}

Which alternatives states the two (2) main methods or types of bookkeeping?
The two primary methods of bookkeeping are Single Entry and Double Entry.
B. Single Entry and Double Entry
The final answer is B\boxed{\text{B}}

Part 16

C\text{C}

Sales done using cash register issues a receipt from the cash register machine. The document or receipt is called cash _____.
The document issued by a cash register for a sale is commonly referred to as a cash receipt.
C. receipt
The final answer is C\boxed{\text{C}}

Part 17

D\text{D}

Which journal would you record this transaction? Purchase Inventories from City Stationery for K500.
A Purchase Journal is specifically used to record credit purchases of goods for resale (inventories). If it were a cash purchase, it would be recorded in the Cash Payment Journal.
D. Purchase journal
The final answer is D\boxed{\text{D}}

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