Chapter 1 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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Obligation to transfer cash or resources as a result of a past transaction.

Financial Statement Element

A

Liability

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2
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Dividends paid by a corporation to its shareholders

Financial Statement Element

A

Distribution to owners

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3
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Inflow of an asset from providing a good or service

Financial Statement Element

A

Revenue

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4
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The financial position of a company

Financial Statement Element

A

Assets, liabilities, and equity

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5
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Increase in equity during a period from nonowner transactions

Financial Statement Element

A

Comprehensive Income

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6
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Increase in equity from peripheral or incidental transaction

Financial Statement Element

A

Gain

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7
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Sale of an asset used in the operation of a business for less than the asset’s book value

Financial Statement Element

A

Loss

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8
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The owners’ residual interest in the assets of a company.

Financial Statement Element

A

Equity

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9
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An item owned by the company representing probably future benefits

Financial Statement Element

A

Asset

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10
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Revenues plus gains less expenses and losses

Financial Statement Element

A

Net income

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11
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An owner’s contribution of cash to a corporation in exchange for ownership shares of stock

Financial Statement Element

A

Investment by owner

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12
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Outflow of an asset related to the production of revenue

Financial Statement Element

A

Expense

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13
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Predictive Value

Qualitative Characteristic - Relevance

A

Information is useful in predicting the future

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14
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Relevance

Fundamental Quality

A

Pertinent to decision at hand

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15
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Timeliness

Qualitative Characteristic - Enhancing Qualities

A

Information is avialable prior to the decsion

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17
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Distribution to owners

Financial Statement Element

A

Decreases in equity resulting from transfer to owners

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18
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Confirmatory value

Fundamental Quality - Relevance

A

Information confirms expecations

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Understandability

Qualitative Characteristics - Enhancing Qualities

A

Users understand the information in the context of the decision being made

20
Q

Faithful Representation

Qualitative Representation

A

Agreement between a meaure and the phenomenon it purports to represent

21
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Materiality

Qualatative Characteristic - Relevance

A

Concerns the relative size of an item and its effect on decisions

22
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Comparability

Enhancing Qualities

A

Important for making interfirm comparisons

23
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Neutrality

Qualitative Characteristics - Faithful Representation

A

The absense of bias

24
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Recognition

Principiles

A

The process of admitting information into financial statements

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Consistency ## Footnote Qualitative Characteristics - Enhancing Qualities
Applying the same accounting practices over time
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Cost Effectiveness
Requires consideration of the costs and value of information
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Verifiability ## Footnote Qualitative Characteristics - Enhancing Qualities
Implies consensus among different measurers
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Expense Recognition
Record expenses in the period the related revenue is recognized
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Periodicity Assumption
The life of an enterprise can be divided into artificial time periods
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Historical Cost Principal
The original transaction's value upon acquisition
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Revenue Recognition
Must recognize revenue in the accounting period in which obligation is satisfied
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Monetary Unit Assumption
Assumes money is the appropriate basis to measure economic activity
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Economic Entity Assumption
The enterprise is separate from its owners and other entities
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Full Discloure Principal
All information that could affect decisions should be reported
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Inflation violates this assumpiton
Monetary Unit Assumption
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Relates to the qualitative characteristic of timeliness
Periodicity Assumption
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All economic events can be identified with a particular entity
Economic Entity Assumption
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The benefits of providing acconting info should exceed the cost of doing so
Cost Effectiveness
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Consertvatism
To require greater verification before recognizing good news than bad news
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The objective of financial accounting
Be useful to capital providers
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Statements of Financial Accounting Concepts issues by FASB
Identify the conceptual framework in which accounting standards are developed
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Revenue is recognized when
A good or service has been delivered to a customer
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When depreciating an asset, accountants are most concerned with
Recognizing expense in the appropriate period.
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Primary objective of expense recognition is to
Record expenses in the period that related revenues are recognized