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ACC-318: Intermediate Accounting I > Final Exam (Conceptual Questions) > Flashcards

Final Exam (Conceptual Questions) Flashcards

1
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What is a Real Accounts vs a Nominal Account?

A

Real = permanent (assets, liab.)

Nominal = temporary (revenues, expenses)

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Where is Net Income (loss) transferred to after nominal accounts are reduced to zero?

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Retained Earnings

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3
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When are revenues recorded? Expenses recognized?

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Revenues = when performed (performance obligation satisfied)

Expenses = when incurred (matching principle)

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4
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What is the usefulness of the Income Statement?

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Evaluate past performance
Predict future performance
Help assess risk or uncertainty of achieving future cash flows

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5
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What is the formula for Earnings Per Share?

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Net Income - Preferred Dividends / # Wt. Avg. Common Stock Shares Outstanding

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6
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What must happen if there are Changes in Accounting Principle (e.g. LIFO to FIFO)?

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Must restate prior years (shown retrospectively)

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What happens if there are Changes in Accounting Estimates?

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No restatement to prior years (shown prospectively)

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How are Correction of Errors shown?

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Shown as prior period adjustment; must restate prior years

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9
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How are Net Sales calculated? (EXPECT THIS ON TEST)

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Gross Sales - Sales Discounts - Sales Returns and Allowances

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What are assets and liabilities recorded at on the Balance Sheet?

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Either historical cost or fair value

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11
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What are Assets listed in order of?

A

Liquidity

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What are Liabilities listed in order of?

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Maturity

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13
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What is the Usefulness of the Balance Sheet?

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Compute rates of return
Evaluate capital structure
Assess risk and future cash flows
Analyze liquidity, financial flexibility of the company

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14
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What is the purpose of the Statement of Cash Flows?

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Provide relevant information about the cash receipts and cash payments of an enterprise during a period

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What is Present Value?

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The value now of a future amount
Amount invested now to produce a known future value
always smaller than the future value

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16
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What is Future Value?

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Value at a future date of a given amount invested now
always greater than the present value

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17
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What is an Annuity

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Requires periodic payments or receipts (called “rents”) of the same amount

18
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When does an Ordinary Annuity occur?

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End of each period

19
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When does an Annuity Due occur?

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Beginning of each period

20
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What is a Non-trade Receivable and an example?

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Amounts owed to the business for reasons other than the normal sale of merchandise or services

E.g. income tax refunds receivable, advances to officers and employees

21
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TRUE OR FALSE: There is a requirement that the cost flow assumption (e.g. FIFO, LIFO, weighted-average) adopted be consistent with the actual physical movement of goods

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False

22
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What is Specific Identification?

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Identifying each item sold and each item in inventory

E.g. jewelry

23
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When does title pass in FOB Shipping Point?

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When shipped

24
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When does title pass in FOB Destination?

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When received

25
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What is the purpose of Net Realizable Value (NRV) and its formula?

A

For purposes of inventory valuation

Inventory decline in value could go below the original (historical) cost, but the market value exceeds NRV

Accounts Receivable - Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

26
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What is the basis for recording the acquisition of PP&E?

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Historical cost

Reflects fair value
Involves actual transactions as is the most reliable

27
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What are the types of Costs Subsequent to Acquisition?

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Additions
Improvements and replacements
Rearrangements and reinstallation
Repairs (usually expensed)

28
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What should happen if PP&E is disposed?

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Asset and Accumulated depreciation is relieved from books
Recognize gain or loss

29
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What is the formula for depreciable base?

A

Cost - Salvage Value

30
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What happens if there is a Revision of Depreciation Rate or Life?

A

Report changes in current year and prospectively (no restatement)

31
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What is Depletion (Amortization) and what method is used?

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Process of recording the consumption of natural resources

Units-of-Production method used

32
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What are Characteristics of Intangibles?

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Long-lived
Result in future benefit
May be amortized over current and/or future years

33
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What is the formula for Valuation (e.g. patent valuation)?

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Purchase Price + Legal Fees + Other Incidental Costs

34
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What are the Types of Intangibles?

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-Marketing Related: trademarks
-Customer Related: customer lists
-Artistic Related: copyrights
-Contract Related: franchise and licensing agreements
-Technology Related: patents

35
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What must companies do when R&D is incurred?

A

Expense it

36
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What is Limited Life vs Indefinite Life?

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Limited Life = amortize over useful life; credit intangible asset

Indefinite Life = no amortization; test for impairment

37
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What is the formula for Goodwill?

A

Purchase Price - Fair Value of Net Assets

Fair Value of Net Assets = (FV Assets - FV Liab)

38
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What are Characteristics of Liabilities?

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Present obligation that entails settlement by probable future transfer or use of cash, gods, or services
Unavoidable obligation
Transaction or other event creating the obligation has already occurred

39
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What happens if there is a Gain Contingency?

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Do NOT recognize, NO journal entry

40
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What are the three possible Loss Contingencies and what should you do for each?

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  1. Probable:
    -Estimable: accrue on balance sheet as liability
    -Not Estimable: footnote disclosure
  2. Possible: footnote disclosure
  3. Remote: ignore

ACC-318: Intermediate Accounting I (4 decks)

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