This is ACCA F1 (BT/FBT) Business and Technology multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

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INFORMATION ABOUT THESE MCQs Test

Course: ACCA
Fundamental Level: Knowledge, FIA
Subject: Business And Technology
Paper: F1 – BT/FBT
Chapter: 10 to 14
Chapter Number: 14 of the Practice and Exam Kit
Syllabus Area: C – Accounting and reporting systems, technology, compliance and controls
Questions Type: MCQs and OTQs
Exam Section: Section B

Number of the Questions

There are 23 Questions in this Online F1 MCQ Test that cover Chapter 14, covers the Part C of the Syllabus; Accounting and reporting systems, technology, compliance and controls of ACCA F1 (BT/FBT) Business and Technology Module.

Time

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Students will get their F1 CBE MCQs Test results after they finish the entire test. They will also be able to see the correct and incorrect answers, as well as explanations for the incorrect questions.

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F1 - Chapter 14 - Part C Test - MCQs and MTQs

1 / 23

Scenario

The following are reasons why people might be interested in financial information about a large
public company.

Assessing how effectively management is running the company
To advise clients
To assess tax payable by the company
To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

Requirement: For each of the following users of financial information, match the appropriate reason for wanting the information form the list above:

(i) Suppliers
(ii) Tax authorities
(iii) Shareholders
(iv) Financial analysts

QUESTION

Tax authorities ____________ ?

(Why Tax authorities will be interested in financial information?)

Assessing how effectively management is running the company

To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

To assess tax payable by the company

To advise clients

2 / 23

____________ audit is based on testing and evaluating the internal controls of an organisation.

Which of the following correctly fills the blank?

3 / 23

A ______________ is a program that deals with a particular part of the accounting system.

Which word fills in the blank above?

4 / 23

Which of these is an example of an 'internal check'?

Use of control totals

Safeguarding of assets

Completeness of the accounting records

Adherence to internal policies

5 / 23

Scenario

The following are reasons why people might be interested in financial information about a large
public company.

Assessing how effectively management is running the company
To advise clients
To assess tax payable by the company
To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

Requirement: For each of the following users of financial information, match the appropriate reason for wanting the information form the list above:

(i) Suppliers
(ii) Tax authorities
(iii) Shareholders
(iv) Financial analysts

QUESTION

Financial analysts ____________ ?

(Why Financial analysts will be interested in financial information?)

To advise clients

To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

Assessing how effectively management is running the company

To assess tax payable by the company

6 / 23

A database does not need updating once it has been set up.

True

False

7 / 23

The external auditor should design audit procedures to have a reasonable expectation of detecting fraud. Everything else is the responsibility of the directors.

Which TWO of the following are advantages of computerised accounting systems over manual systems?

The risk of errors is eradicated

Corrections can be made quicker

Processing is faster

Information is less accessible

8 / 23

A control system consisting of sufficient controls will be entirely effective.

False

True

9 / 23

Scenario

QRT Co has just implemented a new computerised accounting package and also reinforced some of its accounting controls. The new system has the following features

All accounting entries must balance or they cannot be entered.
A module exists so that non-current asset purchases can be authorised by the relevant
member of management.
Users are set up with passwords in order to login to the system.
An audit trail is produced so all transactions can be traced to the time of posting and the
individual who entered them.

QUESTION

From the following controls, identify which are discretionary.

Authorisation of non-current asset purchase

Balancing of accounting entries

Review of the audit trail

Password access to the system

10 / 23

Only businesses need to prepare financial statements.

False

True

11 / 23

Which TWO of the following are examples of physical access controls?

Door locks

Physical inspection of inventory

Intruder alarms

Authorisation of purchases

Automatic system back ups

12 / 23

Which of the following statements are relating to the 'External audit'?

Work relates to the operations of the organisation

Designed to add value and improve an organisation's operations

Work relates to the financial statements, and the financial records that underlie them

Report is to those charged with governance

Independent of the company and its management

Enables an opinion to be expressed on the financial statements

13 / 23

Scenario

Stella is an external auditor who has observed some cash transactions that don't have any supporting documentation. Upon further investigation she discovered that these payments are made into bank accounts of the Finance Director's family. She discusses this with the audit manager and they jointly decide not to take any further action.

James is also an external auditor and has discovered a fraud at one of his clients and has decided he will make a report to his nominated officer. At the same time he decides to inform the financial controller of the client about making the report.

QUESTION

Which of the following offences has been committed by James?

Failure to report

No offence has been committed

Tipping off

14 / 23

Scenario

Elyse is transferring amounts of money from business to business to disguise the fact that the money was originally the proceeds from criminal activity.

Laura is in the process of banking several small amounts of illegally obtained money with a variety of banks in order to avoid anti-money laundering requirements.

QUESTION

Which of the following phases of money laundering is being undertaken by Elyse?

Integration

Layering

Placement

15 / 23

Scenario

The following are reasons why people might be interested in financial information about a large
public company.

Assessing how effectively management is running the company
To advise clients
To assess tax payable by the company
To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

Requirement: For each of the following users of financial information, match the appropriate reason for wanting the information form the list above:

(i) Suppliers
(ii) Tax authorities
(iii) Shareholders
(iv) Financial analysts

QUESTION

Suppliers ____________ ?

(Why suppliers will be interested in financial information?)

To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

Assessing how effectively management is running the company

To advise clients

To assess tax payable by the company

16 / 23

Which of the following statements are relating to the 'Internal audit'?

Enables an opinion to be expressed on the financial statements

Designed to add value and improve an organisation's operations

Work relates to the financial statements, and the financial records that underlie them

Work relates to the operations of the organisation

Independent of the company and its management

Report is to those charged with governance

17 / 23

Scenario

QRT Co has just implemented a new computerised accounting package and also reinforced some of its accounting controls. The new system has the following features

All accounting entries must balance or they cannot be entered.
A module exists so that non-current asset purchases can be authorised by the relevant
member of management.
Users are set up with passwords in order to login to the system.
An audit trail is produced so all transactions can be traced to the time of posting and the
individual who entered them.

QUESTION

From the following controls, identify which are non-discretionary.

Authorisation of non-current asset purchase

Balancing of accounting entries

Password access to the system

Review of the audit trail

18 / 23

Scenario

Elyse is transferring amounts of money from business to business to disguise the fact that the money was originally the proceeds from criminal activity.

Laura is in the process of banking several small amounts of illegally obtained money with a variety of banks in order to avoid anti-money laundering requirements.

QUESTION

Which of the following phases of money laundering is being undertaken by Elyse?

Layering

Placement

Integration

19 / 23

Check digits, control totals and limit checks are examples of which type of control?

Input control

Processing control

Output control

20 / 23

Scenario

The following are reasons why people might be interested in financial information about a large
public company.

Assessing how effectively management is running the company
To advise clients
To assess tax payable by the company
To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

Requirement: For each of the following users of financial information, match the appropriate reason for wanting the information form the list above:

(i) Suppliers
(ii) Tax authorities
(iii) Shareholders
(iv) Financial analysts

QUESTION

Shareholders ____________ ?

(Why Shareholders will be interested in financial information?)

Assessing how effectively management is running the company

To assess the ability of the company to pay its debts

To advise clients

To assess tax payable by the company

21 / 23

Scenario

QUESTION

Which of the following offences has been committed by Stella?

No offence has been committed

Failure to report

Tipping off

22 / 23

The statement of financial position must give _______________ view of the company at the end of the financial year.

Which of the following correctly fills the blank?

23 / 23

______________ controls help an organisation recover in the event of a disaster.

Which word fills in the blank above?

Your score is

F1 (BT) – Chapter 14 – PART C – MCQ’s and OTQs – ACCA