In accounting, what does the term 'Vouching' fundamentally imply? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In accounting, what does the term 'Vouching' fundamentally imply?
A. Calculating totals
B. Filing tax returns
C. Creating financial forecasts
D. Substantiating entries with documentary evidence
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Vouching is the process of examining documentary evidence to ascertain the accuracy and authenticity of accounting entries.

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Question #1
When bad debts previously written off are recovered, which account is credited?
A. Bad Debts Account
B. Suspense Account
C. Debtor's Personal Account
D. Bad Debts Recovered Account

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
Bad debts recovered represent a gain for the business and are credited to a separate nominal account called 'Bad Debts Recovered Account'.

Question #2
The 'Alternate Minimum Tax' (AMT) applies to:
A. Non-corporate taxpayers claiming deductions under certain sections
B. All companies
C. Foreign companies
D. All individuals

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
AMT is for non-corporate assessees having adjusted total income exceeding ₹20 lakhs and claiming specified deductions.

Question #3
The 'Finance Act' gives effect to:
A. Financial proposals of the government for the year
B. Banking regulation
C. Insurance regulation
D. Company law amendments

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Finance Act is passed to enact the tax proposals of the budget.