VCE · Units 3 & 4
VCE Accounting practice exams and worked solutions
Accounting is marked on whether the entry is right, not on whether the idea was right. These papers set the journals, ledgers and reports out as they appear on the exam, with the columns already ruled.
What the course asks of you
- Recording transactions
- General journal and ledger entries, and the GST that goes with them.
- Balance day adjustments
- Accrued and prepaid items, depreciation, and why the profit changes.
- Financial reports
- Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement, classified properly.
- Analysis and budgets
- Indicators, variance reports, and what the numbers say about the business.
Sample questions
Written for this site, in the style of the exam. Answer first, then see the model response and what the marks were for.
Question 1
1 mark
A business pays $1,320 (including GST) for twelve months of insurance on 1 April 2026. The reporting period ends on 30 June 2026. The amount reported as Insurance Expense for the period ended 30 June 2026 is:Question 2
3 marks
On 1 May 2026 a business purchased inventory on credit from Coastal Supplies for $4,400 including GST. Record this transaction in the General Journal. A narration is not required.Question 3
3 marks
Explain why depreciation is recorded even though it does not involve any payment of cash.Question 4
4 marks
A business reports a Net Profit of $48,000 but its bank balance has decreased by $6,000 over the same period. Give two reasons this is possible.
21 full papers for Accounting
Complete practice exams with a model answer for every part, and your own marks saved question by question so you can see where they went.
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