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Finance Fundamentals Test

Assess knowledge of accounting principles, financial statements, valuation basics and commercial calculations.

45 minMedium20 questions18 sections
Accounting fundamentalsFinancial statementsValuation basicsFinancial calculations

Topics covered

Accounting EquationFinancial StatementsRevenue RecognitionGross MarginOperating ProfitWorking CapitalReceivablesPayablesDepreciationBreak-evenContribution MarginROITime ValueNPVLiquidity RatiosLeverageVarianceAnalysis

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Accounting EquationEasy

Which equation is fundamental to the balance sheet?

A.Assets = Liabilities + Equity
B.Revenue = Assets + Cash
C.Profit = Equity + Debt
D.Cash = Revenue - Assets

Assets are financed by liabilities and owners' equity.

Financial StatementsEasy

A balance sheet shows:

A.Financial position at a point in time
B.Revenue and expenses only over a period
C.Only cash receipts
D.Future forecasts

It reports assets, liabilities and equity at a date.

Revenue RecognitionMedium

A customer pays annually in advance. Why might the full cash receipt not be recognised as revenue immediately?

A.Revenue may be recognised as the service is delivered
B.Cash can never be revenue
C.Annual payments are liabilities forever
D.Accounting ignores contracts

Accrual accounting matches revenue to delivery or performance obligations.

Gross MarginMedium

Revenue is $500,000 and cost of goods sold is $300,000. What is gross margin percentage?

A.20%
B.40%
C.60%
D.66.7%

Gross profit is 200,000; 200,000 ÷ 500,000 = 40%.

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