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Basic Accountancy (Past Paper 2009)
All questions are taken from DAO Exam Part-I (Past Paper 2009)
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Classifying daily basis transactions according to their types
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What is Statement of Financial Position (SOFP)
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Write double-Entry Formula Entries
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Recording Cash Book Transaction
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Journal Entry
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Short Questions
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Find Depreciation: The Time Value of Money
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Reconciliation of Payables and Supplier’s Memorandum Ledger Balances
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Basic Accounting-I (Past Paper 2010)
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Let's Analyze your knowledge with Quiz
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Basic Accounting (Past Paper 2010)
Division Accounts Officer's Examination (Part-I) 2010 paper answers
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Present Journal entries from the enlisted transactions
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Transactions Typically Recorded in a Journal
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Security Aspects of Handling and Storing Money
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Define Bank Reconciliation & draw it benefits
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Bank Reconciliation Example
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Bad debt
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Good internal controls to support an efficient and reliable payroll system
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Replacing Machinery
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Dismantling Costs of Old Machine
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Basic Accounting Help Material
Short definition of the Accounting terms
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Book of Accounts
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Accounting Processes
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Single-entry and Double-entry accounting:
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Financial Statements (Assets, Liabilities, and Shareholders’ Equity)
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Difference between a balance sheet, an income statement and a cash flow statement
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What is the difference between a cash book and a bank statement?
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Course outline for Basic Accounting
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New Accounting Model (Exam-2009)
Books references: 1. Account Code (Volume III). 2. Chart of Accounts (Issued by CGA). 3. Manual Accounting Principles. 4. Accounting Policies and Procedures Manual.
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Select Suitable answers
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Write short notes on the following questions.
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Pass Journal Entries
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Reconciliation of Contractors’ Expenditure in APPM
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Treatment of Replacement Cheques, Unclaimed and Stale Cheques in APPM
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Business Communication (Exam 2009)
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Proposal for the Auditor General of Pakistan
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Write an essay on the new challenges emerging for the auditors
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What type of business skills are used in contract planning, execution, implementation and evaluation?
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Please comment on the following:
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Please comment in short on the following:
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Private: DAO Part-I Examination 2024 (Fresh Candidates) Past Papers
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Q. 8

Mr. Riyaz purchased a new machine on 2.February 20X6 for Rs. 50,000. He had to install this machine on the first floor of the factory in section A, but, section A already had an old, low-grade machine.
Mr. Riyaz had to remove this old machine before he could install the new one.

Answer:

Certainly! When replacing an old machine with a new one, there are specific steps to follow. Let’s break down the process of removing the old machine and installing the new one:

  1. Removing the Old Machine:

    • Step 1: Disconnect Utilities:
      • Turn off any utilities (such as electricity, water, or gas) connected to the old machine.
    • Step 2: Slide or Pull Out the Old Machine:
      • Carefully slide or pull out the old machine from its current location. Be cautious not to damage any pipes, cables, or surrounding structures.
    • Step 3: Disconnect Water Supply:
      • If there are no isolation valves on the hot and cold water supply, turn off the mains water supply.
      • Disconnect the water supply hoses (typically blue and red) from the old machine.
    • Step 4: Disconnect Electrical Connections:
      • Unplug the old machine from the electrical outlet.
      • If necessary, disconnect any other electrical connections.
    • Step 5: Remove the Old Machine Completely:
      • Pull the old machine out enough to access all connections.
      • Keep the old hoses and cables for potential reuse.

  2. Installing the New Machine:

    • Step 6: Prepare the Space:
      • Ensure the area where the new machine will go is clean and ready.
      • Remove any debris or obstacles.
    • Step 7: Position the New Machine:
      • Place the new machine in the designated spot.
      • Align it properly with the available space.
    • Step 8: Connect Utilities to the New Machine:
      • Connect the water supply hoses to the new machine (hot and cold).
      • Plug the new machine into the electrical outlet.
    • Step 9: Test for Leaks and Functionality:
      • Turn on the water supply.
      • Run a short test cycle on the new machine to check for leaks.
      • Adjust the machine’s feet to ensure it’s level and stable during operation.
    • Step 10: Secure the New Machine:
      • If needed, secure the new machine to prevent movement or vibration during use.

Remember to follow safety precautions and manufacturer instructions while handling machines. Proper installation ensures efficient operation and longevity of the new equipment12.

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