Joint Stock Company MCQ Pdf

Multiple Choice Questions on Joint stock company

1. What is Joint Stock Company?

(1) A joint stock company is referred to as the form of business organisation where the company's stock can be purchased and sold by the shareholders of the company. 

(2) A joint-stock company is a business owned by its investors, with each investor owning a share based on the amount of stock purchased.

(3) Both 1 and 2

(4) None of these 

Answer: 3


2. Why joint stock company is also called______

(1) Artificial person

(2) Synthetic Person

(3) Natural Person

(4) None of these 

Answer: 1


3. A Joint stock company is governed by______

(1) Companies Act 2013

(2) Companies Act 2017

(3) Companies Act 2011

(4) Companies Act 2014

Answer: 1


4. Which is smallest part of share capital of joint stock company?

(1) equity shares 

(2) preference shares.

(3) Both 

(4) Can't Say

Answer: 3


5. What is the characteristics of a joint stock company?

(1) Independent legal entity.

(2) Limited liability.

(3) Common seal.

(4) All of these 

Answer: 4


6. The company is managed by the group of persons known as________

(1) Board of directors

(2) Group of member

(3) Team of shareholders

(4) None of the above

Answer: 1


7. What are the types of joint stock company?

(1) Chartered company

(2) Statutory Company

(3) Registered Company

(4) All of these 

Answer: 4


8. Which of the following is a joint stock company ?

(1) Tata Motors Limited.

(2) Reliance Industries Limited

(3) State Bank of India

(4) All of these 

Answer: 4


9. What is the advantages of joint stock companies_______

(1) Liability is Limited

(2) Since the Shares are Transferable 

(3) Companies are Run by a Board of Directors

(4) All of these 

Answer: 4

10. ---------------- audit is compulsory for joint stock companies

(1) Statutory

(2) Final

(3) Continuous

(4) none

Answer: 1


11. Which of the following is disadvantage of Joint-Stock Company_______

(1) A very long gestation period since a lot of regulatory red tape has to be crossed.

(2) Such firms have a complete lack of secrecy because their financial records must be provided to registrars under the Companies Act (Amended), 2013.

(3) There are latent chances of conflict of interest between a firm’s shareholders, promoters and the BoD.

(4) All of these 

Answer: 4


12. The ownership capital of Joint Stock Companies is dividend in its --------------

(1) Equity shares

(2) Debentures

(3) Bonds

(4) Debentures and preference shares

Answer: 4


13. In the case of joint stock company, goodwill is sown on the asset side under the head

(1) Fixed asset

(2) investment

(3) current asset

(4) miscellaneous expenditure

Answer: 1

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