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ANGOL NYELVEN
EMELT SZINT
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Important Information
Dear Examinee,
Before starting your examination, we suggest you look through all the questions.
Make sure you read and interpret the questions carefully and accurately.
When solving test and multiple choice questions, consider your answer well. If you mark all
available answers for test questions, no points will be awarded. If you mark more answers than
requested, the number of points awarded overall will be reduced by the number of surplus
answers provided. (The total number of points awarded will not be negative.)
You may correct incorrect answers, however, only clearly marked corrections will be accepted.
In the case of business documents, modifications and corrections will only be accepted if have
made corrections according to applicable rules.
When solving accounting questions, use the attached chart of accounts as needed.
Make sure you write in a legible manner and provide an easy-to-follow layout for your answers.
Elaborate your solutions in the space provided for this purpose. Make sure your auxiliary
calculations are clear and easy to follow.
TEST QUESTIONS
For Test Questions 1-9, we have provided four possible answers, but only one of these is
correct. The other answers are either partially correct or completely wrong. Select the
letter corresponding to the correct answer and write it into the table found below the
questions.
Attention! Only one answer will be accepted for each question. Unclear markings cannot
be awarded any points. In the case of corrections, only clear and unambiguous answers
may be accepted.
Question 1 (2 points)
If looking at the market of two goods it can be established that when a 5% change in the price
of one of the products occurs, the consumption of the other product also changes by 5% only
in the opposite direction, then the following is true for the two products:
a) the income elasticity of the two products is one unit.
b) the cross-price elasticity of the two products is one and is negative.
c) the two products are each other's substitute products.
d) the price elasticity of the two products is negative.
Question 2 (2 points)
A consumer's total utility is maximal,
a) when the number of consumed products is the highest.
b) when marginal utility equals zero.
c) when marginal utility decreases.
d) Solutions a) and b) are both true.
Question 3 (2 points)
The section of the market supply curve above the point of equilibrium represents excess
producer's supply, which means that
a) additional producers would be able to produce more and sell more products.
b) the quantity in demand exceeds the quantity in supply.
c) there will be oversupply in the market.
d) customers are competing with each other for access to the products.
Question 4 (2 points)
A perfectly competitive company only produces profit in the short-term, if
a) it realises economic profit.
b) its fixed costs are recovered.
c) its variable costs are recovered.
d) it realises ordinary profit.
Question 5 (2 points)
On a perfectly competitive market,
a) there are legal obstacles to market entry.
b) companies determine prices.
c) market players have an effect on the market.
d) market players accept prices.
Question 6 (2 points)
The name of the registered capital of a limited liability company is
a) equity capital.
b) equity contribution.
c) share.
d) shareholders capital.
Question 7 (2 points)
The counter-value payable after an insurance companys assumption of risk is the
a) insurance premium.
b) deductible amount.
c) compulsory insurance.
d) reinsurance.
Question 8 (2 points)
The number that is used to substitute the individual values in an average with the sum thereof
remaining the same is the
a) geometric mean.
b) arithmetic mean.
c) harmonic mean.
d) chronological mean.
Question 9 (2 points)
The root mean square of variance is
a) spread.
b) deviation.
c) relative deviation.
d) mode.
Question 10 (2 points)
From the list below, select the two characteristics that characterise bonds. Mark the
selected items with an X in the empty column provided after the given characteristic.
Unclear markings cannot be awarded any points. In the case of corrections, only clear and
unambiguous answers may be accepted.
B) Short-answer questions
Question 1 (4 points)
Decide whether the below listed statements related to financial concepts are true or false.
Write the appropriate word (true or false) on the dotted line below the statements. In the
case of corrections, only clear and unambiguous answers may be accepted.
1. A direct debit order is used, when the obligor owes amounts to several beneficiaries
under the same legal title.
The statement is: ...............................
3. The petty cash limit is the upper limit of the cash amount available in petty cash after
the cash desk is closed for the day until it is opened on the next day.
The statement is: ...............................
4. If the price of a bond is above face value, then simple yield is higher than nominal
yield.
The statement is: ...............................
5. The beneficiary and the contracting party to an insurance policy can be the same
person.
The statement is: ...............................
6. In a two-tier banking system, the central bank is in a direct relationship with economic
organisations.
The statement is: ...............................
7. One of the characteristics of a preference share is that its holder may receive
guaranteed, fixed dividend at the time of dividend payment.
The statement is: ...............................
8. If a bank pays the deposit amount to the holder of the deposit (the person presenting
the deposit) without checking, then the deposit is an at sight deposit.
The statement is: ...............................
Question 2 (4 points)
Determine what type of consequences changes in currency and foreign currency exchange
rates have (assuming other factors remain the same).
Pair up the events marked with numbers with the correct consequences. Write the letter
of the correct consequence in the column next to the given event. Enter only one letter into
a given field. There is one more consequence listed than is required. In the case of
corrections, only clear and unambiguous answers may be accepted.
Events:
1. The national currency of the country depreciates.
2. The price of the foreign currency expressed in the domestic currency increases.
3. The national currency of the country appreciates.
4. The domestic rate of inflation will be lower than the external rate of inflation.
Consequences:
A. Has a decelerating effect on commodities exports, and encourages commodities
imports.
B. The domestic currency appreciates.
C. Encourages commodities exports, and decelerates commodities imports.
D. The domestic currency depreciates.
E. The money market may rate the currency higher than its true value.
1. 2. 3. 4.
Question 3 (3 points)
Change in the number of employees at a company
in the 1st quarter of 2017 (people)
Month Headcount
(people)*
January 110
February 120
March 115
April 122
a) Name the type and origin of the statistical series in the table.
b) Indicate the method of calculation of the average headcount employed by the company
in the first quarter of 2017 (you do not need to perform the calculation), and provide
the name of the indicator used.
Calculation: ............................................................................
Question 4 (3 points)
A company (Kft) decided to purchase a machine to be used for the manufacturing of one of
their new finished products.
The company purchased the machine from its manufacturer on 1 April. The invoiced purchase
price of the machine was HUF 6 000 000 + 27% VAT. The machine was put into operation by
the experts of the selling company, and the total amount on the invoice issued on the
commissioning of the machine was HUF 254 000 inclusive of 27% VAT. The value of the spare
parts received together with the machine was HUF 500 000 + 27% VAT. The insurance
premium payable on the investment is HUF 10 000/month, which the company has been
transferring to the insurance company since the date of purchase. The interest payable on the
loan taken out for the investment is HUF 50 000 in the current year, of which HUF 15 000 can
be offset until the capitalisation of the machine. In the interest of continuous and uninterrupted
operation, regular maintenance cost is HUF 30 000/month.
The company (Kft) financed the purchasing of the machine partly from profit earned in the
previous year and partly from credit.
The machine was put into operation on 1 June. The planned useful life of the machine is 8 years,
residual value: HUF 500 000, and the write-off equals the cost ratio every year.
According to the accounting policy of the company, tangible assets present on the first day of
the quarter are depreciated on the last day of the quarter.
a) Characterise the investment according to the following aspects. Write the solution on
the dotted line.
According to the contractor: investment ............................................................
According to financing: investment ...................................................................
According to the type of investment: ................................................................. investment
Depreciation plan: .................................................
b) From the possible answers below, indicate which one would be used to calculate the
historical value of the machine, and write the corresponding letter on the dotted line.
Possible answers:
A. HUF 6 000 000 + HUF 254 000 + HUF 500 000 + 2 x HUF 10 000 + HUF 15 000
B. HUF 6 000 000 + HUF 254 000 / 1.27 + 3 x HUF 10 000 + HUF 15 000
C. HUF 6 000 000 + HUF 254 000 / 1.27 + 2 x HUF 10 000 + HUF 15 000
D. HUF 6 000 000 + HUF 254 000 / 1.27 + 2 x HUF 10 000 + HUF 15 000 + 2 x HUF
30 000
E. HUF 6 000 000 + HUF 254 000 / 1.27 + HUF 500 000 + 2 x HUF 10 000 + HUF
15 000
Question 5 (3 points)
Complete the following table. Put the name of the appropriate taxation-related concept
on the dotted line next to the definition provided.
Term Definition
The totality of tax types applied at the same time, and the
... institutional system engaged in tax administration.
Can be a percentage value or a specific tax.
Question 6 (3 points)
Make the following statements on income categories correct by placing the phrases
INCREASES, DECREASES or REMAINS UNCHANGED in the various sentences.
Write the solution corresponding to the given change on the dotted line. Apart from the
changes, all other conditions are assumed unchanged.
Production
TC VC FC AC AVC MC
quantity
(HUF (HUF (HUF (HUF (HUF (HUF
(thousand
thousand) thousand) thousand) thousand) thousand) thousand)
pieces)
5 35 7
10 120
20 540
25 675
30 1060
40 1680 100
50 2700
a) Complete the empty fields of the table. Calculate the missing amounts. Calculate the
values to two decimal places.
Show the following formulas.
AC = ..............................................
AVC = ..............................................
MC = ..............................................
2. Determine the price with which the company would be loss-making in the short
term. Explain your answer.
3. Lets assume that market price is HUF 47 000. In this case, what is the profit of the
profit maximising company?
Supplementary information:
The production value of the company increased by 12% from the 1st to the 2nd
quarter.
Production value per 1 manual worker increased by HUF 42 thousand/person in the
period under review.
The headcount of non-manual workers did not change in the period examined.
a) Complete the above table. Complete the appropriate dotted cells in the table with the
missing values. Show auxiliary calculations. Calculate the values to one decimal place.
Auxiliary calculations:
b) Name the statistical indicators you calculated in the last column of the table.
Name of indicator: ...................................................................
c) Name the type of statistical indicator the production value per manual worker is.
Name of indicator: ..................................................................
a) Prepare the repayment schedule of the loan. Mark auxiliary calculations. Use the
following table to prepare the loan repayment schedule.
Outstanding debt
Principal
Year Interest due Debt service at the end of the
repayment
period
1.
2.
3.
Total
Auxiliary calculations:
Auxiliary calculations:
1. On 3 April, the company purchased 500 kg of raw material from Gesztenye Kft (address:
8808 Nagykanizsa, Gesztenys utca 10; tax number: 213540135-2-41; payment account
number: 11604254-211056002-10080016) at a gross purchase unit price of HUF 5 080/kg
(VAT rate: 27%). Serial number of the invoice received: AF 02456. Payment method: bank
transfer; payment deadline: 21 April.
2. In the interest of the modernisation of production, the company purchased a production
machine on 11 April from Gpest Kft (address: 1173 Budapest, Kiss utca 4; tax number:
32622451-2-41; payment account number: 11502345-03624125). Amount indicated on the
invoice received: HUF 3 000 000 + 27% VAT. Invoice serial number CC 5689; payment
deadline: 30 April.
3. The machine was delivered to the company's business site by Fuvaros Kft (address: 1213
Budapest, z utca 4; tax number: 61756389-2-41; payment account number: 11707038-
04567899) on 11 April; serial number of the cash invoice received: PT 12345, total invoiced
amount: HUF 152 400 (VAT content: 21.26%).
4. The machine was put into operation (based on commissioning records) on 12 April.
5. On 24 April, 2 000 units of the finished product DD were sold to ALMA Nyrt (address:
1214 Budapest, Almafa utca 3; tax number: 22521856-2-41; payment account number:
11603462-02734625-03890082). The amount of the invoiced trade receivables: HUF 12
700 000 (VAT rate: 27%). Cost price of the finished product DD: HUF 3 800/unit. Invoice
serial number: 63541; payment method: bank transfer; payment deadline: 17 May.
6. On 28 April, ALMA Nyrt requested a 10% discount, due to the sales quality issues
experienced on 24 April. Our company decided that the quality complaint was justified and
gave the customer a 10% discount. A corrective invoice was prepared on the changes.
Please read the above information carefully and answer the questions below.
a) In light of the above economic events, answer the following questions. Show the
necessary auxiliary calculations.
1. External business documents received at the time of the purchasing of the raw
material:
Auxiliary calculations:
Auxiliary calculations:
b) Prepare the simplified value added tax accounting of DI Kft for the month of April.
Underline the term that refers to the type of tax to be settled.
VAT RETURN
Payable tax .......................................
Deductible tax .......................................
Accountable tax ....................................... (payable/refundable)
Auxiliary calculations:
(In the course the calculations, round up the value of the VAT to HUF 100, if necessary.)
1. On 3 April, the company purchased 500 kg of raw material from Gesztenye Kft at a gross
purchase unit price of HUF 5 080/kg (VAT rate: 27%).
2. In the interest of the modernisation of production, the company purchased a production
machine on 11 April from Gpest Kft. Amount indicated on the invoice received: HUF 3
000 000 + 27% VAT.
3. The machine was delivered to the company's business site by Fuvaros Kft on 11 April; total
invoiced amount: HUF 152 400 (VAT content: 21.26%).
4. The machine was put into operation (based on commissioning records) on 12 April.
5. On 24 April, 2 000 units of the finished product DD were sold to ALMA Nyrt. Amount of
invoiced trade receivables: HUF 12 700 000 (VAT rate: 27%). Cost price of the finished
product DD: HUF 3 800/unit.
6. On 28 April, ALMA Nyrt requested a 10% discount, due to the sales quality issues
experienced on 24 April. Our company decided that the quality complaint was justified and
gave the customer a 10% discount. A corrective invoice was prepared on the changes.
Auxiliary calculations:
Chart of Accounts
1. Fixed assets
11. Intangible assets
12. Real properties
123. Buildings
129. Ordinary depreciation of real properties
13. Technical machinery, equipment, vehicles
131. Production machines, machinery
139. Ordinary depreciation of technical machinery, equipment, vehicles
14. Other machinery, equipment, vehicles
149. Ordinary depreciation of other machinery, equipment, vehicles
16. Investments, renovations
161. Capital investments in progress
17. Investments in the equity securities (shares)
18. Debt securities
19. Long-term loans
2. Stocks
21. Materials
211. Raw materials
22. Other materials
23. Work-in-process and finished goods
25. Finished goods
3. Receivables, financial and liquid assets, prepayments and accrued income
31. Receivables from goods and service rendered to customers
32. Receivables from affiliated companies and companies linked by virtue of major
participating interest
33. Receivables from companies linked by virtue of other participating interest
34. Claims arising from bills of exchange
361. Receivables from employees
37. Securities
38. Liquid assets
381. Cash on hand
384. Deposit account for settling of accounts
385. Special deposit accounts
389. Transit account
4. Liabilities
41. Equity
411. Registered capital
412. Capital reserve
413. Accumulated profit reserve
419. Profit after taxes
42. Provisions
43. Deferred liabilities
44. Long-term liabilities
444. Investment and development loans
45-47. Short-term liabilities
451. Short term credits
452. Short term loans and credits
Question Points
number Maximum Scored Maximum Scored
1. 2
2. 2
3. 2
A)
4. 2
Multiple-
5. 2
choice or
6. 2
test
7. 2
questions
Test 8. 2
40
Questions 9. 2
10. 2
1. 4
B) 2. 4
Short- 3. 3
answer 4. 3
questions 5. 3
6. 3
Questions involving 1. 13
business calculations and 2. 12
the editing of accounting 3. 10 60
items 4. 13
5. 12
Points scored in written examination 100
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