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We are facing a situation of maximum stability or financial balance if:
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The assets of a company are financed with own resources
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Current assets are financed with current liabilities
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Non-current assets are financed with current liabilities
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The financial situation of a company is of maximum stability when:
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Working capital is equal to zero
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Working capital is equal to current assets
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Working capital is negative
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Current liabilities are made up of:
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The contributions of the partners
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The set of elements that mean short-term obligations
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The set of elements whose function is to ensure the activity that is the object of the company
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To what patrimony mass does the Reserves item belong?
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To long-term liabilities
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To non-current assets
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To equity
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The fundamental equation of patrimony is expressed as:
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Equity = Assets + Liabilities
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Liabilities = Equity - Assets
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Assets = Liabilities + Equity
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Two companies that have achieved the same profit figure, do they always have the same economic profitability?
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No, since the investment made by each of these companies must be taken into account
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No, since the productivity of the labor force must be taken into account
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Yes, since the concepts of profitability and profit are the same
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Net worth is the difference between:
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Assets and liabilities
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Current assets and current liabilities
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Fixed assets and liabilities due in the short-term
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The part of the Law that regulates the economic activity of the company es the ___ Law:
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Fiscal
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Commercial
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Labor
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The financial structure of a company is represented in:
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All its investments
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The assets of the balance sheet
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Equity and liabilities on the balance sheet
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We are in a situation of maximum stability or financial balance if:
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The assets of a company are financed with own resources
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Current assets are financed with current liabilities
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Fixed assets are financed with short-term liabilities
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The annual accounts established by the new General Accounting Plan are:
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Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account and Statement of changes in net worth
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Balance sheet, profit and loss account, statement of changes in equity, statement of cash flows and memory
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Balance sheet, profit and loss account and memory
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The asset constitutes:
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The financial structure of the company
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The economic structure of the company
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Funding sources
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When current assets are less than current liabilities, it's said that:
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A situation of financial stability occurs
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The working capital is positive
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The working capital is negative
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The relationship between the result obtained by the company and its capital is called:
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Profitability
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Productivity
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Efficiency
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The set of goods and rights of the company is called:
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Net worth
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Assets
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Current liabilities
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Among the patrimony elements that we can find in the balance sheet of a company are:
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Lease and royalties
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Suppliers
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Long-term debt interest
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If the Asset of a company is equal to the Net Equity:
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The company is in a serious financial situation
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It's a situation of normal financial stability
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We are facing the maximum financial stability
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A patent is:
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Non-current assets
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Current liabilities
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Current assets
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The economic structure of the balance sheet:
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It must be the same as the financial structure
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The other answers are correct
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Refers to total assets
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The accounting ratios:
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They are a quotient of two economic magnitudes
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They measure financial balances and imbalances
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The other answers are correct
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Items of tangible fixed assets are:
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Land and natural assets, technical facilities and buildings
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Machinery, stocks and buildings
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Land and natural assets, machinery and stocks
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In a situation of excess liquidity:
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It would be necessary to request more short-term financing
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There is a risk of holding non-performing or low-profitability assets
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Suspension of payments is incurred
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To what patrimony mass does the heading "Capital" belong?
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To non-current liabilities
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To non-current assets
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To equity
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A long-term loan received is a patrimony element of:
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Liabilities
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Net worth
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Assets
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The Statement of Changes in Equity:
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Comments, explains and expands the information cointained in the Balance Sheet and in the Profit and Loss account
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Reflects changes in the composition of the company's net worth from one year to another
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It doesn't belong to the annual accounts