ch 10 terms Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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three kinds of sales tax

A

GST federal
PST/QST provincial
HST harmonized

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2
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hour-based pay

A

wage

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3
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fixed kind of pay

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salary

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4
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difference between gross and net pay

A

gross total
net after tax and reductions

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5
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what are employee payroll deductions

A

employee incurs expense and get less pay

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6
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list mandatory employee reductions

A

CPP EI income tax

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7
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list voluntary employee payroll deductions

A

benefits
union
donations

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8
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what are employER payroll obligations

A

employer must pay expense when paying employee

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9
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CPP employer obligation amount

A

match employee remit to govt

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10
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EI employer payroll obligation

A

1.4x employee
remit to govt.

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11
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3 kinds of employER obligations remitted to govt

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CPP (1x)
EI (1.4x)
employee sponsored benefits (stats, vacation, pension)

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12
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what employeER obligations are remitted to third party

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health insurance, WCB

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13
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define provision

A

uncertain timing/amount of payment for pre-existing obligation
ex. refund liability

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14
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define contingent liability

A

unrecorded but disclosed item
ex. estimation of loss through class action lawsuits

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15
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define line of credit

A

bank covers cheque firm writes when insufficient funds
pay back + interest

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16
Q

define covenant

A

financial agreement to pay owed

17
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define collateral

A

assets pledged as security for debt payment

18
Q

define liquidity

A

short term ability to pay obligations and meet emergency needs

19
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define solvency

A

ability to meet long term obligations

20
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define EBIT

A

Earnings Before Interest and Tax

21
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what is a bond

A

interest bearing long term notes payable
based on formal arrangement

22
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define bond indenture

A

formal agreement to pay back bond with regular payments
and a fixed payment at maturity

23
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define principal value

A

the maturity/face value of bond
how much borrower must pay back until maturity

24
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define coupon rate

A

% or amount that payer owed twice a year

25
define bond premium
bond sold above value because interest rate buyers receive is higher than the markets rate
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define bond discount
bond bought cheaper than value because interest rate is lower than market rate
27
three steps of bond subsequent measurement
record cash payment remove from book value of bond payable record gain or loss
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how to calculate difference between interest exp and interest paid
1. cash payment 2. interest 3. difference is amount that needs to amortized
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computing cash payment/interest payable for bond
face amount x stated rate x 6/12
30
computing interest payment for bond
book value (carrying amount) x market rate x 6/12
31
bond de recognition JE
cash bond payable
32
define contingent liability
potential future liability
33
pros of debt financing
easier to obtain grow faster interest is tax deductible
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cons of debt financing
principal and interest must be paid back on certain date must earn at rate higher than debt interest often security must be pledged
35
in bonds payable which interest rate changes?
market rate
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in bonds payable which payment amount stays the same through periods?
the cash payment/payable account