A) Debit Petty Cash Expenses; Credit Cash at Bank
B) Debit Petty Cash; Credit Cash at Bank
C) Debit Petty Cash; Credit Petty Cash Payable
D) Debit Cash at Bank; Credit Petty Cash Payable
E) Debit Account Expenses; Credit Cash at Bank
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A) Debit Taxi Expenses; Credit Cash at Bank
B) Debit Petty Cash; Credit Cash at Bank
C) Debit Taxi Expenses; Credit Petty Cash
D) Debit Taxi Expenses; Credit Accounts Payable
E) Debit Accounts Payable; Credit Petty Cash
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Multiple Choice
A) The most effective internal control procedures are preventative, ie, they are designed to avoid inefficiencies or theft occurring.
B) An example of a theft avoidance procedure is to require cash to always be held in a locked safe.
C) An example of a theft detection procedure would be to conduct a surprise search of employee bags as staff leave the hotel.
D) Control is best achieved when completion of a particular task is assigned to three or more people.
E) Internal audits generally involve an appraisal of the extent to which document procedures are adhered to.
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A) Preparing written procedure manuals
B) Segregating physical assets from computer hardware
C) Use of mechanical and electronic devices
D) Physical controls
E) All of the above represent internal control procedures
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A) Companies should prepare a bank reconciliation statement every week.
B) A bank reconciliation statement reflects bank account payments and receipts.
C) A bank statement can be a useful procedure to alert management to any banking anomalies.
D) Accounting errors are the main reason for a difference between a company's bank account balance reported on its bank statement and the balance reported by its internal accounting system.
E) If a company has a positive balance in its bank account, in its own accounting records, a credit balance will be reflected for the account "Money at bank".
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A) Deducted form the balance appearing on the bank statement.
B) Added to the hotel's cash receipts record.
C) Deducted when preparing the bank reconciliation statement.
D) Added to operating revenue.
E) None of the above
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A) Debit Lunch Expenses; Credit Cash at Bank
B) Debit Petty Cash; Credit Cash at Bank
C) Debit Lunch Expenses; Credit Petty Cash
D) Debit Lunch Expenses; Credit Accounts Payable
E) Debit Accounts Payable; Credit Petty Cash
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A) Under a periodic inventory system, an up-to-date record of the inventory balance is maintained.
B) If an inventory accounting system were to move from a periodic to a perpetual basis, stock-takes would have to be conducted more regularly.
C) A perpetual inventory system is generally preferred when accounting for small supply items.
D) A perpetual inventory system is preferable if a hotel is experiencing an inventory pilferage problem.
E) None of the above
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A) Timing differences, eg, some cheque payments by a company may be late in being presented to the bank.
B) Errors, eg, an error may be made in recording a deposit amount in the company's accounts.
C) Bounced cheque, ie, a customer's cheque that has been recorded in a hotel's accounting system might not be honoured by the customer's bank.
D) Direct deposits to the bank account that have not yet been recorded by the company holding the bank account.
E) All of the above.
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A) The most effective internal control procedures are preventative.
B) Internal control procedures can be classified into two main types: 1) administrative controls, and 2) accounting controls.
C) Cash management presents a particularly significant internal control challenge in hotels due to the large number of cash transactions occurring in restaurants and bars.
D) High staff turnover in hotels increases the need for hotel managers to have an awareness of internal control procedures.
E) Unlike administrative controls, accounting internal control procedures are primarily concerned with promoting adherence to business policies.
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Multiple Choice
A) Debit Accounts Payable; Credit Petty Cash
B) Debit Petty Cash; Credit Cash at Bank
C) Debit Taxi Expenses; Credit Petty Cash
D) Debit Taxi Expenses; Credit Accounts Payable
E) Debit Taxi Expenses; Credit Cash at Bank
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A) Establish clear lines of responsibility
B) Prepare written procedures
C) Conduct internal audits
D) All of the above
E) B and C
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A) Consolidate responsibility for related transactions
B) Job rotation
C) Restricted access to assets
D) All of the above
E) B and C
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A) Job rotation
B) Segregation of duties
C) Restricted access to assets
D) All of the above
E) B and C
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A) Credit balance of $3,217.
B) Debit balance of $3,217.
C) Credit balance of $3,243.
D) Debit balance of $3,243.
E) None of the above.
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A) Added to the business records balance
B) Deducted from the business records balance
C) Added to the balance as per bank statement
D) Deducted from the balance as per bank statement
E) Debited to the bank statement
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A) The previous period's bank reconciliation statement.
B) The company's record of bank account payments and receipts.
C) A bank statement covering the bank reconciliation period.
D) The bank account balance per the company's accounting system at the period end.
E) All of the above.
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A) Safe for holding cash
B) Employee identification cards
C) Maintenance of a petty cash balance.
D) Lockable storage areas.
E) External fencing
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A) The petty cash being managed by a responsible person.
B) The petty cash being used to fund small purchases.
C) The fund being periodically replenished with enough cash to return it to its original balance.
D) Frequent reconciliations of the petty cash account being made.
E) None of the above
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A) It is approved by the company's external auditors.
B) All staff members agree to the new procedure.
C) It enhances bank reconciliation preparation.
D) The benefits of the new procedure are expected to be greater than the cost of its implementation.
E) None of the above
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