Which one of the following represents the Accounting Equation?

A business made a loss of R20 000. Income amounted to R80 000. Therefore expenses were...

The following is an example of an expense:

The following is a source document that you will only find in the CRJ:

If a car dealership buys a delivery van with the intention to sell it at a profit, the delivery van will be classified as:

A business has R400 000 worth of land and buildings; R30 000 in the bank; R500 in petty cash and R50 000 worth of equipment. Their non-current assets equals...

The following is an example of an expense:

The double entry principle means that for every debit there is a

Non-current liabilities that has to be repaid over a period of more than

The following would be a user of the accounting information of a business:

SARS is the abbreviation for the...

The following represents different forms of ownership:

The following is an example of a non-current asset:

When a business pays for its rental- the Bank account will be credited. The contra account will be

The following is no longer accepted as a method of payment in South Africa:

If an amount was deposited directly into the bank account of the business, this amount will first go to the Analysis of Receipts column in the CRJ. True or false?

A business buys stationery with a marked price of R3500. At the till they receive a 5%. How much do they pay for the stationery?

The weekly wages of a business are R4000. They decide to give all wage workers a 6% increase. What would the total weekly wages be after this increase?

A business buys equipment and pays for it via EFT. The accounts debit/credit are as follows:

The money kept in the cash register of the business to use as change is called....

Money kept - normally in a small steel box - for small payments is called...