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the correct alternative:
1) Capital is
(a) internal liability,
(6) external liability
(c) internal as well as external liability. (d) None of these.
:) Goods taken by the proprietor for personal use is
(a) Sale.
(6) Drawings.
(c) Purchase.
(d) None of these
) Amount received or receivable against sale of goods is
(a) revenue receipt.
(b) capital receipt.
(c) sometimes revenue receipt and sometimes capital receipt.
(d) None of these.
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Answer:
1. a) Internal Liability.
2. b) Drawings.
3. c) Revenue Receipt
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1) (A) internal liability
2) (B) Drawings
3) (C) Revenue receipts
Explanation:
- Capital is an internal liability.
- Capital refers to assets and the cash in the business. It is therefore an internal liability of the proprietor.
- Goods taken up by the proprietor for their personal use are known as Drawings.
- At times the owner of the company needs cash for his/her personal use. Therefore, he/she draws out cash in the form of drawings.
- The amount received or receivables against the sales of goods are known as revenue receipts.
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