Deck21 Flashcards

1
Q

Would firms rather report a Liability as a NonCurrent Liability or a Current Liability?

A

NonCurrent - because it makes them appear more liquid

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2
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To push a CL back to a NCL on balance sheet, the company must show what two things?

A

(1) It intends to refinance (2) Its ability to refinance (Intent and Ability)

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3
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Deferred Tax Liability is considered Current or NonCurrent based on what?

A

The classification of the Asset to which it is attached? (Current Asset, PPE, etc.)

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4
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If a CL gets refinanced into a NCL how is it reported?

A

As a NCL with a disclosure note.

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5
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Gains and Losses from retirement of Debt are reported where?

A

Continuing Operations

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For troubled debt restructure type 2, what type of gain is recognized by the debtor?

A

No gain - None recognized under type 2.

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7
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Preferred Stock can be what 3 things?

A

Callable, Redeemable, or Convertible

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Is Income ever increased or decreased from treasury stock transactions?

A

No - these transaction s are between the firm and their owners. A firm can’t profit from its owners.

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9
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Under the Cost Method, when treasury is reissued at a price higher than its cost, what account is credited for the difference?

A

Additional Paid in Capital

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10
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For Treasury Stock, does the cost method ever effect Retained Earnings?

A

No

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When treasury stock is canceled(retired), the common stock is reduced by what?

A

The par value of the common stock canceled.

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12
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What condition must exist for Impairment Loss to be recognized?

A

The Book Value is Greater than the Recoverable Cost (You won’t be able to recover what the asset is on the books for)

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13
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Of an enterprises financial statement, it will provide information about (a) enterprise (b) management (c) both

A

(a) enterprise - the financial statements do not provide direct information about management.

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14
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When an inventory in year one, counterbalances in year two this means:

A

A prior period adjustment is recorded if the error is discovered in year two. (Is done to beginning retained earning that were overstated because of the inventory error)

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15
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For Financial Statement Disclosures when Fair Value is used, they must:

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(1)Provide info for each major category of assets/liabilities and (2)be in interim and annual financial statements

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16
Q

Under IFRS, debt securities that are not intended to be held for cash flows should be valued how?

A

Fair Value

17
Q

Investments in AFS securities are valued at (1) cost (2)market value (3)LCM

A

(2)Market Value

18
Q

In going from Accrual to Cash Basis, Gains are (1) Added Back (2) Subtracted

A

(2) Subtracted

19
Q

Account Receivable Turnover =

A

Net Credit Sales/Average Accounts Receivable

20
Q

Average Collection Period =

A

360/Accounts Receivable Turnover

21
Q

Under IFRS, would vacant land by a developer be considered investment property?

A

No - because he’s a developer it would be considered inventory. Also, because it’s not being held for appreciation, it wouldn’t qualify as an investment.