Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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tangible assets

A

physical substance- usually plant, property, and equipment; land, buildings, machinery, fixtures, equipment

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2
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intangible assets

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trademarks and patents, do not have physical substance but do provide owner with specific rights and priviledges

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3
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capital expenditures

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recorded as an asset and must be (1) owned and controlled by the company (2) expected to provide future benefits

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4
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capitalized interest

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portion of interest expense incurred during construction period should be capitalized as part of asset’s cost

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5
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depreciation

A

systematic allocation of portion of asset’s cost to each period

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6
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accumulated depreciation

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cost that is allocated to a given period is recorded as depreciation expense in income statement; contra-asset; offsets balance in corresponding asset account

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7
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useful life

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period of time over which asset is expected to provide economic benefits to company

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8
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residual (salvage) value

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expected realizable value of asset at the end of useful life

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9
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depreciation base

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also known as non recoverable cost; portion of cost that is depreciated; capitalized cost of the asset less estimated residual value

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10
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straight-line method of depreciation

A

recorded evenly over the useful life of the asset

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11
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depreciation rate

A

1/useful life

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12
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book value (BV)

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also known as net book value or carrying value; cost less accumulated depreciation; does NOT refer to fair value

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13
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accelerated depreciation

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record more depreciation expense in early years of asset’s useful life and less expense in later years

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14
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double-declining-balance (DDB) method

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accelerated depreciation method that computes depreciation rate as 2x the straight method

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15
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units-of-production method

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useful life of asset defined in terms of number of units of service provided by the asset

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16
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wasting assets

A

asset is consumed as it is used

17
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depletion

A

process of transferring costs from resource account into inventory

18
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depletion rate per unit consumed formula

A

acquisition cost-residual value/estimated quantity of resource available

19
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gain or loss on asset sale formula

A

proceeds from sale-book value of asset sold

20
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impairment

A

comparing sum of expected future (undiscounted) cash flows from asset with its net book value

if expected cash flows > net book value, no impairment

if expected cash flows < net book value, impairment; write down to current fair value

21
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restructuring costs

A

impairment charges often part of this along with future costs of workforce reductions

22
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PPE turnover (PPET) equation

A

sales revenue/average PPE, net

23
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percent depreciated formula

A

accumulated depreciation/cost of depreciable assets

24
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trademark

A

registered name, logo, package design, image, jingle, or slogan associated with a product

25
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franchise

A

contractual agreement that gives a company the right to operate a particular business in an area for a particular period of time

26
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definite life

A

examples include patents and franchise right; must be amortized over expected useful life

27
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amortization

A

systematic allocation of costs of intangible assets, similar to depreciation of tangible assets

28
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goodwill

A

excess of purchase price paid for a company over the fair value of its identifiable assets (including identifiable intangible assets); has indefinite life