Introduction & Conceptual Framework
Ind AS 113
Ind AS 2, 16 & 40
Ind AS 115
Ind AS 1
100

Under capital maintenance, profit is recognized only after maintaining which two types of capital?

Financial capital or Physical capital.

100

True or False: Fair value assumes a forced transaction.

False (It assumes an orderly transaction).

100

Under Ind AS 16, can revaluation increase be recognized in P&L?

No (Recognized in OCI).

100

Revenue is recognized when

when control of goods or services is transferred to the customer.

100

Can liabilities expected to be settled after 12 months still be classified as current?

Yes, if they are part of the normal operating cycle.

100

Neutrality is a component of this fundamental characteristic

Faithful Representation

100

The market with highest activity is

Principal market

100

Investment property under Ind AS 40 follows the

Cost model

100

Control includes transfer of

legal Title

100

OCI forms part of:
A) Profit before tax
B) Total comprehensive income
C) Revenue
D) Equity only

B) Total comprehensive income

100

What are carve-ins and carve-outs in Ind AS?

  • Carve-outs: Deviations from IFRS made while adopting in India.

  • Carve-ins: Additional guidance included in Ind AS but not present in IFRS.

100

The fair value hierarchy prioritises:

A. Entity judgment
B. Historical cost
C. Observable inputs over unobservable inputs
D. Management assumptions over market data

C. Observable inputs over unobservable inputs

100

Which of the following is included in the cost of inventories?
A. Abnormal wastage
B. Selling expenses
C. Import duties and non-recoverable taxes
D. Administrative overheads unrelated to production

C. Import duties and non-recoverable taxes

100

What is transaction price?

The amount of consideration expected in exchange for goods or services.

100

Financial statements are prepared under the assumption of:
A) Accrual only
B) Going concern
C) Prudence
D) Fair value

B) Going concern

100

Revenue is recognised when earned, not when cash is received. This is based on:
A. Cash Concept
B. Matching Concept
C. Accrual Concept
D. Realisation Concept

C. Accrual Concept

100

4. Transaction costs are:
A) Included in fair value
B) Added separately
C) Deducted from fair value
D) Excluded from fair value

D) Excluded from fair value

100

Investment Property is property held to:
A. Sell in ordinary course of business
B. Use in production of goods
C. Earn rentals or for capital appreciation
D. Use for administrative purposes

C. Earn rentals or for capital appreciation

100

The first step in the revenue recognition model is:
A. Determine transaction price
B. Identify performance obligations
C. Identify the contract with a customer
D. Recognise revenue

C. Identify the contract with a customer

100

If management intends to liquidate the entity, financial statements should NOT be prepared under:

A. Accrual basis
B. Going concern assumption
C. Cash basis
D. Cost model

B. Going concern assumption

500

What are the elements of financial statements as per the Conceptual Framework.

Asset
Liability
Equity
Income
Expense

500

Core Principles of Ind AS 113

Exit Price Concept
Market-Based Measurement
Orderly Transaction
Principal or Most Advantageous Market
Highest and Best Use (for Non-Financial Assets)
Fair Value Hierarchy

500

what are the measurement of inventories under Ind AS 2. 

Cost of purchase
Cost of conversion
Other costs
Exclusion of abnormal wastage
Lower of cost and NRV rule

500

Explain the five-step model.

  • Identify contract

  • Identify performance obligations

  • Determine transaction price

  • Allocate transaction price

  • Recognize revenue when control transfers

500

Components of complete financial statements.

Balance Sheet
Statement of Profit & Loss
Statement of Changes in Equity
Cash Flow Statement
Notes to Accounts

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