Question: 1. All things being equal, a company would prefer: A. a higher accounts receivable turnover ratio. B. a lower profit margin. C. a lower accounts
1. All things being equal, a company would prefer:
| A. a higher accounts receivable turnover ratio. | ||
| B. a lower profit margin. | ||
| C. a lower accounts receivable turnover ratio. | ||
| D. a lower inventory turnover ratio. |
2. Which of these statements about credit card sales is incorrect?
| A. The retailer generally considers the sales as cash sales. | ||
| B. The retailer gets paid even if use of the credit card was fraudulent; "chargebacks" do not occur. | ||
| C.The retailer must pay a card issuer a fee for processing the transactions. | ||
| D. The retailer generally receives payment more quickly than if it had to process its own receivables. |
3. Reporting the inventory at the lower-of-cost-or-net-realizable-value
| A. is required when the value of the inventory is lower than its cost. | ||
| B. is a way to increase net income in the absence of sales. | ||
| C. generally occurs when the value of the inventory has increased. | ||
| D. is completely optional after reporting the cost of the inventory using one of the inventory costing methods such as FIFO or average cost. |
4. Which of the following should not be included in the physical inventory of a company?
| A. Goods the company owns, but has placed on consignment with another company. | ||
| B. Goods shipped from the company's supplier that were shipped F.O.B. shipping point on December 31, and are now in transit. | ||
| C. Goods shipped to a customer F.O.B. destination that are in transit on December 31. | ||
| D.All choices should be included |
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