A document that initiates the accounting process and provides evidence of a transaction is called:

A major limitation of cash basis accounting is that it:

Which basis of accounting follows the matching principle properly?

Under the accrual basis of accounting, rent for December 2019 paid in January 2020 will be recorded in:

Under the cash basis of accounting, revenue and expenses are recorded:

The main objective of Raiffeisen rural credit co-operatives was to:

The Japanese agricultural co-operative system (Nokyo) is especially known for:

The Rochdale principles – including democratic member control and political neutrality – are historically important because they:

Which international body represents co-operatives worldwide and works to promote co-operative principles and policy advocacy?

In which country did the Danish agricultural co-operative movement, noted for co-operative dairies and bacon factories, become a model for rural co-operation?

The famous Irish co-operative leader who promoted agricultural co-operation and rural reconstruction through co-operative creameries was:

The co-operative slogan “Better farming, Better business, Better living” is associated with co-operative development in:

The “People’s Banks” (Schulze-Delitzsch type) were mainly intended to serve:

Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen is primarily associated with the development of:

The Rochdale Pioneers (1844), regarded as the founders of the modern co-operative movement, started their consumer co-operative in:

Anu wants to inspect her account details for the last 3 years. What total inspection fee will she pay as per Rule 25(2) of KCS Rules?

What is the inspection fee for one co-operative year under Rule 25(2) of KCS Rules ?

Under Rule 25(1A) of KCS Rules, to get true copies of documents, a member must:

Who can be appointed as an agent to inspect accounts on behalf of a member under Rule 25 of KCS Rules?

Which of the following can a member inspect under Rule 25 of KCS Rules?

For inspecting accounts under Rule 25(1) of KCS Rules, the member must:

Under Rule 25(1) of KCS Rules, when can a member inspect the accounts of a co-operative society?

Under the “Additional Rule” in Rule 24 of KCS Rules, how is each item like a petition, report, statement, order, or account treated?

Which type of documents will NOT be supplied under Rule 24 of KCS Rules?

How should copies be written on the copying sheets as per Rule 24(4) of KCS Rules?

Which additional material must the applicant supply along with the application for documents under Rule 24(3) of KCS Rules?

Who fixes the rate of the application fee and document fee under Rule 24 of KCS Rules?

How must the application fee be paid under Rule 24(2) of KCS Rules?

Under Rule 24 of KCS Rules, the fee to obtain documents from the Registrar’s office generally includes:

Under Rule 24(1) of KCS Rules, who can apply to get public documents from the Registrar’s office?

Suresh first nominated his wife, then later submits a fresh written nomination with two witnesses in favour of his son. Which nomination is valid?

Can a member change or cancel a nomination already made under Rule 23 of KCS Rules?

What record relating to nominations must a co-operative society maintain permanently?

What must the witnesses confirm while attesting the nomination?

How many witnesses are required to attest a nomination under Rule 23 of KCS Rules?

Which of the following is a mandatory condition for a valid nomination under Rule 23 of KCS Rules?

After a member who has made a valid nomination dies, the co-operative society will:

Under Rule 23 of KCS Rules, nomination in a co-operative society means:

Rule 22 of KCS Rules mainly aims to:

Which of the following is permitted for a member needing a loan under Rule 22 of KCS Rules?

Raj holds ₹10,000 worth of shares in his Credit Co-operative Society. Under Rule 22 of KCS Rules, he:

"Hypothecation" in the context of Rule 22 of KCS Rules means:

Under Rule 22 of KCS Rules, a member of a co-operative society:

Which statement is true for societies with unlimited liability regarding valuation of a deceased member’s shares?

Under Rule 21 of KCS Rules, the person entitled to receive the value of the deceased member’s shares is generally:

Which of the following correctly states the maximum amount payable for the shares of a deceased member in a limited liability society?

According to Rule 21 of KCS Rules, in a limited liability society, the balance sheet-based value of a deceased member’s shares is ₹12,000, while the member originally paid ₹10,000. What is the maximum amount payable to the nominee?

According to Rule 21 of KCS Rules, in a limited liability society, a member paid ₹10,000 for shares. As per the latest audited balance sheet, the value is ₹8,000. How much will the nominee get?

According to Rule 21 of KCS Rules, for a limited liability society, the value of a deceased member’s shares is primarily determined based on:

According to Rule 21 of KCS Rules, member of an unlimited liability society had paid ₹5,000 towards shares. How much will the nominee receive on the member’s death?