Exam 1 Flashcards

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1
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What are the 4 Financial reporting framework objectives

A

P - redict cash flows, dividend, earnings
Ri - sk assessment
C - ompliance and contracting
C - ompetence and stewardship assessments

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2
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What are the assumptions on using the gross and net method?

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Gross - Assumes no one will take the discount

Net - Assumes everyone will take the discount

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3
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What are the 2 ways of determining allowance for doubtful accounts and what are they looking for?

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Aging A/R (balance sheet approach): Looking for ADA balance

% of sale (Income statement approach): Looking for BDE balance

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4
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What are the three purposes to lead to treatments for accounting changes?

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Change policy: from a mgmt choice, Retrospective
Correct an error: Not from mgmt choice, with information known before, Retrospective
Change estimate: Not from mgmt choice, no information known, Prospective

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5
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What are the 4 criteria for classification as current?

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1) Consume in normal op cycle
2) Held for trading
3) Realize within 12 months
4) Unrestricted cash/equivalent

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6
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What are the line items required for the statement of comprehensive income?

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Revenue
Op Ex
Fin Costs
Share of profit from associates
Tax Exp

P/L
OCI

TCI

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7
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What are the two ways an operating expense can be classified?

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By nature: source from

By function: use to

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8
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What are the 5 steps in the revenue recognition process?

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1) ID contract
2) ID POs
3) Find price
4) Allocate price to POs
5) Recognize revenue with performance

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9
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What is the equation for Expected Total Loss stuff?

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%incomplete x total expected loss - previous accruals

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10
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What happens if production greater or less than normal production?

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Above Normal: Adjust rate

Below normal : Keep rate, adjust excess

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11
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What is the general recognition principle?

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1) Future flows are probable

2) Amounts are reasonably measurable

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12
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Definition of an asset

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1) Future benefit
2) Entity controls access
3) Transaction occurred in the past

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13
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Liability definition

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1) Duty to other that requires settlement
2) Obligation is unavoidable
3) Transaction occurred in the past

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14
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Definition of revenue

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Income arising from normal activities

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15
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What are the two ways to measure a multiple deliverable?

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1) Relative fair value

2) Residual value method

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16
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What happens with non-trade receivables(prom note)?

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Record using present value

17
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What are the two inventory systems?

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1) Perpetual

2) Periodic

18
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How to calculate costs with the retail method?

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1) Estimate margins and determine cost
2) Calc cost of inventory based on 1
3) Calculate COGS: Beg Inv + purchases - end inv = COGS

19
Q

How is COGS calculated in inventory?

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COGAS - end inventory

20
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When do raw materials get written down?

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When 1) FG needs written down
2) RM cost is above realizable value

*RM for each product get considered together