Essential Things To Remember Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Purpose of financial reporting

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Providing useful financial information to investors, lenders and other creditors in making decisions about providing resources to the entity

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Users of financial information (7)

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Investors
Employees
Lenders
Suppliers
Customers
Government 
Public
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Business entity concept

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A business is considered to be a separate entity from its owner

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Two fundamental characteristics of financial statements

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Relevance 
Faithful representation (complete)
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Four enhancing characteristics of financial information

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Verifiability
Timeliness
Understandability
Comparability

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Material

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Omissions/misstatements that could influence economic decisions of users

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IAS1 objective

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Provide information about the financial position, financial performance and cash flows of an entity

Shows results if managements stewardship over resources
Assists predicting entity’s future cash flows

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Accrual basis of accounting

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Items are recognised as assets, liabilities, equity, income and expenses when they satisfy the definitions and recognition criteria for those elements in the conceptual framework

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Historical cost

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Transactions are recorded at their cost when they occurred

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ICAEW code of ethics (5)

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Integrity 
Objectivity 
Professional competence and due care 
Confidentiality 
Professional behaviour
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ICAEW code of ethics is ______ based

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Principles

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Accounting equation

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Assets= capital + liabilities

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Source document

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Business transactions involving sales or purchases, receiving or paying money, or owing or being owed money, which are usually recorded on a source document

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Gross pay to employees (4)

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PAYE
Employees’ NI contributions
Employees’ pensions contributions
Net pay (amount paid to employees)

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Total payroll cost to employer = ?

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Gross pay + Employer NI + Employer pension

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16
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Standing data

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Reference data that doesn’t change regularly

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Real time processing vs batch processing

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1) transactions entered the point at which they take place

2) processing transactions together in a group

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Three types of ledger

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Nominal ledger
Receivables ledger
Payables ledger

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Purpose of receivables ledger and payables ledger?

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To show individual transactions, which the nominal ledger doesn’t

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First step in preparing statement of profit or loss?

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Create a profit and loss ledger account

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Cost of sales= ?

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Opening inventory + purchases + delivery inwards - closing inventory

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Gross profit= ?

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Revenue - cost of sales (cos)

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Cost of delivery _____ is added to the cost of purchases

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NRV equation

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Estimated selling price - estimated costs of completion - estimated selling and distribution costs

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FIFO will tend to give ____ inventory values and _____ profits
Higher | Higher
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Margin= ?
Profit/sales * 100
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Mark-up= ?
Profit/cost * 100
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When to write off inventories?
If worthless | NRV is less than original cost
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Reversing accruals and prepayments formula
Plus opening payments Less closing payments Less opening accruals Plus closing accruals
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Accrued income
When income has been earned during the accounting period but not invoiced or received
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Deferred income
Income received in advance of it being earned
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Four steps for accrued income and deferred income
1. Reverse opening income in arrears/advance 2. Post cash received during the year 3. Post closing income in arrears/advance 4. Balance off the accounts
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Capital expenditure
Acquisition of long-term assets | Improvement of earning capacity
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Revenue expenditure
For trade purposes | Maintenance of existing warning capacity of long-term assets
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Capital income
Profits from sale of non-current assets
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Revenue income
Everyday income (selling inventory provision of services, dividends)
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Asset register
List of all non-current assets owned by the organisation
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Cost of non-current asset (2)
Purchase price | Directly attributable costs to bring the asset to its intended location and ready for use
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Depreciation
(Cost or valuation of asset - residual value) / useful life
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When a non-current asset is depreciated, two things must be accounted for:
Charge for depreciation Reducing statement of financial position cost
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Carrying amount
Cost - accumulated depreciation
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Impairment
Unscheduled depreciation
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If the recoverable amount is lower than the carrying value, do nothing or impairment?
Impairment
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Impairment loss= ?
Carrying amount - recoverable amount
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Sales proceeds > carrying amount => ? | Sales proceeds < carrying amount => ?
Profit in disposal | Loss on disposal
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Part exchange allowance journal entry?
DR new asset cost | CR disposal account
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Disclosures are not required if the information they provide is _____
Immaterial
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Items are material if….
Omitting, misstating or obscuring them could influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of the financial statements