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Q. What is the main advantage of the Units of Production Method?
  • A. Simplicity
  • B. Accuracy in matching expenses to revenues
  • C. Lower initial depreciation
  • D. Higher tax benefits
Q. What is the main advantage of using activity-based costing (ABC)?
  • A. Simplicity in calculations
  • B. More accurate product costing
  • C. Lower administrative costs
  • D. Easier to implement
Q. What is the main advantage of using NPV over other capital budgeting techniques?
  • A. It is easier to calculate
  • B. It provides a clear dollar value of profitability
  • C. It does not require cash flow estimates
  • D. It is the only method that considers risk
Q. What is the main advantage of using the Units of Production Method for depreciation?
  • A. Simplicity
  • B. Matching Expenses with Revenue
  • C. Tax Benefits
  • D. Consistency
Q. What is the main advantage of using the units of production method?
  • A. It simplifies accounting records.
  • B. It matches expenses with actual usage.
  • C. It provides a higher depreciation expense in early years.
  • D. It is easier to calculate than other methods.
Q. What is the main advantage of using the weighted average method for inventory valuation?
  • A. Simplicity
  • B. Tax benefits
  • C. Accuracy
  • D. Compliance with GAAP
Q. What is the main difference between direct and indirect costs?
  • A. Direct costs are variable, indirect costs are fixed
  • B. Direct costs can be traced to a specific cost object, indirect costs cannot
  • C. Direct costs are always higher than indirect costs
  • D. There is no difference
Q. What is the main disadvantage of a partnership?
  • A. Limited capital
  • B. Shared profits
  • C. Complexity in decision-making
  • D. Unlimited liability
Q. What is the main disadvantage of a sole proprietorship?
  • A. Complex tax structure
  • B. Limited capital raising ability
  • C. Shared decision-making
  • D. Limited liability
Q. What is the main disadvantage of using LIFO for inventory valuation?
  • A. Lower net income
  • B. Higher ending inventory
  • C. Complexity in record-keeping
  • D. All of the above
Q. What is the main focus of flexible budgeting?
  • A. To compare actual costs with fixed costs
  • B. To adjust budgets based on actual activity levels
  • C. To eliminate all variances
  • D. To set sales targets
Q. What is the main focus of marginal costing?
  • A. Total costs
  • B. Variable costs
  • C. Fixed costs
  • D. Sunk costs
Q. What is the main focus of marketing in a business?
  • A. Product development
  • B. Customer satisfaction
  • C. Cost reduction
  • D. Employee training
Q. What is the main focus of marketing management?
  • A. Product development
  • B. Sales strategies
  • C. Customer satisfaction
  • D. Financial analysis
Q. What is the main focus of marketing?
  • A. Product development
  • B. Customer satisfaction
  • C. Financial management
  • D. Human resources
Q. What is the main focus of relationship marketing?
  • A. Maximizing short-term sales
  • B. Building long-term customer loyalty
  • C. Reducing marketing expenses
  • D. Increasing product variety
Q. What is the main focus of strategic management?
  • A. Day-to-day operations
  • B. Long-term goals and direction
  • C. Employee performance evaluation
  • D. Financial accounting
Q. What is the main focus of strategic planning?
  • A. Daily operations
  • B. Long-term goals
  • C. Employee management
  • D. Financial forecasting
Q. What is the main focus of variance analysis?
  • A. To compare actual costs to budgeted costs
  • B. To determine the break-even point
  • C. To classify costs into fixed and variable
  • D. To allocate overhead costs
Q. What is the main goal of marketing management?
  • A. To maximize production efficiency
  • B. To create customer value and satisfaction
  • C. To reduce operational costs
  • D. To increase employee engagement
Q. What is the main goal of marketing?
  • A. To increase production efficiency
  • B. To maximize customer satisfaction
  • C. To enhance employee performance
  • D. To reduce operational costs
Q. What is the main purpose of accounting ratios?
  • A. To prepare journal entries
  • B. To analyze financial performance
  • C. To calculate tax liabilities
  • D. To determine cash flow
Q. What is the main purpose of forming a limited liability partnership (LLP)?
  • A. To avoid double taxation
  • B. To limit personal liability
  • C. To simplify management
  • D. To increase ownership control
Q. What is the margin of safety if the break-even sales are $100,000 and actual sales are $150,000?
  • A. $50,000
  • B. $100,000
  • C. $150,000
  • D. $200,000
Q. What is the margin of safety if the break-even sales are $200,000 and the actual sales are $300,000?
  • A. $100,000
  • B. $50,000
  • C. $200,000
  • D. $300,000
Q. What is the marginal cost of producing one additional unit if the total cost of producing 100 units is $1,000 and the total cost of producing 101 units is $1,020?
  • A. $20
  • B. $10
  • C. $30
  • D. $15
Q. What is the maximum amount of deduction available under Section 80C for individual taxpayers?
  • A. Rs. 1,00,000
  • B. Rs. 1,50,000
  • C. Rs. 2,00,000
  • D. Rs. 50,000
Q. What is the maximum amount of deduction available under Section 80C for the financial year 2022-23?
  • A. Rs. 1,00,000
  • B. Rs. 1,50,000
  • C. Rs. 2,00,000
  • D. Rs. 50,000
Q. What is the maximum amount of deduction available under Section 80D for health insurance premiums for senior citizens?
  • A. Rs. 25,000
  • B. Rs. 50,000
  • C. Rs. 30,000
  • D. Rs. 40,000
Q. What is the maximum amount of deduction available under Section 80D for health insurance for a family including parents?
  • A. 25,000
  • B. 50,000
  • C. 75,000
  • D. 1,00,000
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