FAR Deck 2 Flashcards

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How is bond liability calculated?

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Net bond liability ( Face Amount +/- Bond discount or premium minus (-) bond issue costs.

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Guidelines for electing fair value option (FVO)

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-Decision is final and irrevocable until next election date.
-Election may applied to individual items not entire class of financial instruments

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How is equipment purchased by note payable recorded on statement of cashflow?

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-Noncash transaction, that will not be included within statement of cashflow.
-Only disclosure is required.

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How is financial investments are measured under the Fair Value Option (FVO)?

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-Unrealized gains and losses are recognized on income statement.
-Dividend income is recognized as income.

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Lease liability fundamentals

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-Summation of PV of lease payments.
-Lease liability is decreased by the cash lease payment minus the allocable interest expense.

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Why would a entity elect LIFO under an inflationary environment?

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-Lowest ending inventory value
-Highest COGS expense
-Lowest gross profit that will reduce taxable income, more cash is preserved.

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How is Account Receivable net carry value is calculated?

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-Gross Account Receivable minus(-) amounts deemed uncollectible.
-Allowance for credit losses per books is not used, because it is unadjusted balance.

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How to calculate intra-entity payable from a intra-entity sales between subsidiary with parent company?

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-Step 1: From consolidated statement, combine the parent and subsidiary account receivable.
-Step 2: Take the Consolidated A/R - Step 1 to undo the eliminated accounts payable (A/R).

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How does NFP report expenses reporting?

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-By Functional expenses and Natural expense classification

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Under percentage completion profit calculation

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Profit is the current completion % times the contract profit.

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Equity method goodwill calculation:

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Step1: Fair Value of Assets times Ownership %= Investor share of FV Asset
Step2: Cash minus Investor % in Asset = Goodwill

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Interim period tax expense calculation

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Step 1: Add Q1 and Q2 pre-tax income = year-to-date income
Step 2: Take Q2 effective tax rate (most current) times year-to-date income= Total Tax Expense
Step 3: Total Tax Expense minus Previous Q1 tax expense= Income tax expense for Q2.

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Sample of calculating Weighted Average Common Stock involving stock split

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1-Jan 1 initial stock 100,00 X 12 /12 X 1.05=105,000
2-Apr 1 Issuance Stock 30,000 X 9/12 X 1.05=23,625
3-June 1 Issuance Stock 36,000 X 7/12 X 1.05= 22,050
4-*July 5% Stock Dividend see above 1.05 reflection
5-Sept/1 Treasury Purchase (35,000) X 4/12 = (11,667)

Total 139,008

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How does Stock Split and Stock Dividend impact Retained Earnings?

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-Cash and Stock Dividend requires available Retained Earnings. That will impact future ability to pay dividends. Stock dividends is a reclassification of retained earnings into common stock.
-Stock split does not impact Retain Earnings at all.

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What qualifies as Current liability?

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1- Portion of Obligations due within 12 months
2-Obligations callable by Creditor in event of debt covenant violations. Exception is when Creditor waives right to demand repayment.

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How should Note Payable be recorded on Statement of financial position when no stated interest % is provided?

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1-The market value of the note.
2- Fair value of goods/services received for the Note Payable.
3- If FV of goods is less than the Note’s face amount, a discount % is applied.

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Times-Interest-Earned Ratio

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“Earnings before interest expense” divided by “Interest Expense”

**Ability to cover interest expense.

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How is functional currency translated?

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Take the average currency rate

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LIFO or Retail Inventory Method Or LCM Method

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Pick the lower value.
Compare current cost to the middle value of the following 3:

1-(Ceiling) NRV= Selling price minus cost completion/disposal
2-Replacement cost
3-(Floor) NRV minus normal profit

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Lower of Cost or NRV FIFO Method

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Pick the lower of Actual cost or NRV.
NRV= Selling Price minus completion cost/ Disposal cost.

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Bond concept, what is recorded as current liabilities on the BS?

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-Coupon payment minus the Interest Expense= reduction of bond liability
-! IE is not a liability, it is treated as a periodic expense

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-Inventory value Lost In Q1 is $50
-Inventory value Gain in Q3 is $60
How is it recorded on each quarter interim statement?

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Q1 and Q3= $0
Justification, market temporary decline that will be recovered later on. Plus, Recoveries allowed up to original amount, no additional gains allowed.

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What is discussed in MD&A ?

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-Disclose material information impacting future results.
-Disclosure involving commitments and events that affect the business operations and liquidity.
-Discuss the 3 following topics, liquidity , capital resources, and results from operations. It emphasis on forward looking approach.
-! Does not contain discuss EPS, Market & Product matters, and are not technical analysis.

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Is 3rd party party fees a part of the contract transaction price?

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No, contract price includes consideration involving goods and services. City sales tax are 3rd party fees that is not included in the contract price.

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Eliminating Intra-entity Inventory Sales concepts, including Gross Profit elimination.
1- COGS elimination: Consolidated COGS minus (Parent+Sub COGS) 2-Sales Revenue elimination: Consolidated Sales minus (Parent+Sub Sales)
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How does the change of expected service life of depreciable asset effect financial reporting?
-It is an change in estimate that is prospective that impact current and future period. -No retrospective approach -No disclosure of Pro Forma effects on prior periods.
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What GAAP principles determines income tax expense?
Asset-and liability approach, involving DTL and DTA
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Bonds Payable with varying maturity dates are classified as?
-Serial Bonds that matures in installments in various dates. Not term bonds, it is a single date.
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How is investment in equity securities measured under alternative method?
-Measured under Fair Value when no control or significant influence on Investee. -Alternative method is only allowed when Fair Value is not available. -Cost minus impairment +/- changes in observable price change that are identical/similar investment by same issuer
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How is debt security measured when Fair Value is greater/lower than cost?
-Trading securities, unrealized gains/losses are recorded in income statement/earnings -Available-for-sale securities, unrealized gains/losses are recorded in Other Comprehensive income. Impairment is recorded in earnings.
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In June, there is change in accounting principle, how does this impact the interim statements including cumulative effect?
-Accounting principle changes are not permitted until beginning of the new year. Interim statement will not be affected by the accounting
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Primary purpose of statement of cashflow?
1-Primary to provide cash collected and cash disbursed within a period. !!! Secondary purpose is ability to generate future net cash flow !!! Secondary purpose is meet cash operating needs.
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How is Equity Securities investment recorded on the balance sheet year end?
-Remeasured under Fair value when no significant control -Unrealized Gains/Losses reported on net income
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EPS is reported on the income statement concept:
1-Income from continuing operations to be reported on face of income statement. 2-Discontinued operations maybe disclosed on the face of instatement or in a note. 3-!!! Do not record EPS involving Cumulative effect on changes of accounting principle.
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What needs supplemental disclosures needed for statement of cashflow under indirect method?
-Only interest paid (not including capitalized ) and income taxes paid
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How is interest payable recognized on the balance sheet for noninterest bearing note?
None, no cash payment of interest. The interest expense is the amortization of deep discounted on the note.
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When does long term asset are treated as current assets?
Assets are consumed or sold within 1 year. Example Land held for sale qualifies as current asset if it is sold within a year.
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How does allowance method' A/R write-off impact the current income and current asset?
-No impact on the current income statement, current asset and current expense. -Because prior period the write-off was recognized by deducted on as an expense, deducted from current asset A/R and income statement
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What is the primary goal for income tax accounting?
-The current tax liability or refund -Deferred tax liability or tax asset on future tax outcome/event.
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When rights are issued to acquire additional common stocks without consideration, how are common stock impacted when "Rights are issued" and When " Rights are lapsed"?
-No impact under "rights are issued" and rights are lapsed", only memo entry is recorded. -However if rights are issued and common stock issued, the common stock at par value and additional paid-in capital will increase.
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When a parent company acquired a sub that has developed internal research and development projects. Should the parent company recognize the Fair Value of R&D, only capitalize the internal expense spent by Sub, or treat the R&D as expense immediately?
-Under the consolidation, the R&D is recognized by the Fair Value as if the Parent bought the completed R&D from a 3rd party. -The Sub will expense the R&D under it's stand alone statements.
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Does stock dividend increase or decrease shareholder's equity?
-No it does not increase or decrease shareholder's equity. The portion of retained earnings as reclassified as contributed capital. -It is a wash, net effect is zero.
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How is comprehensive income calculated?
-Comprehensive income is the total changes in the Business equity that does not include investment by owners and distribution to owners. -Comprehensive income = Net Income + Other Comprehensive income -Net Income = continuing and discontinued operation
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What inventory method does Dollar-value pool use?
Modified LIFO method that accounts for similar items rather than identical items. Overcome difficulty of regular LIFO with varying values of similar items. -
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How are revenue accounted when estimated total cost/profit is not available for completion contract?
Only the cost occurred in the period is recognized as revenue even though profit can not be estimated.
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Is a CD maturing in 6 months considered as cash equivalent?
No, only CDs are consider as cash equivalent when it is under 3 months
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What is Regulation S-X Disclosure SEC requirement?
Governs financial reporting including notes/schedule for interim and annual statements.
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How are split interest agreement setup?
By a charitable remainder trust. The NFP will receive/share the assets with associated beneficiary.
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If coupon amount and interest rate are provided, how do you calculate the future value?
Take the coupon amount divided by the "future value of ordinary annuity". !!! Do not use "present value of ordinary annuity" when trying to get future value.
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Foreign currency remeasurement should be reported in which section of the financial statement?
Under income from continuing operations. !!! Remeasurement is not foreign translation, do not list it under OCI.
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What cost do you add to the business combination cost?
Finder's fee, professional & consulting fee, and general administrative related expense. Plus direct cost to issue equity.
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How does treasury stock acquisition impact total equity and "Book value per share" ?
-Total equity and total asset drops because cash is credited to acquire the treasury stock. Remember treasure stock is a contra-equity account. -If the acquisition cost is less than book value, it will increase book value.
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How does reissuance of treasury stock impacting retained earning and APIC.
Be mindful when reissuance price is lower than the acquisition cost. Debit Retained Earning to record the loss if APIC-treasury is zero balance. Zero balance APIC-Treasury is when no prior reissuance surplus gain.
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How to find carrying value on a discounted noninterest-bearing note $500k at 10.8%?
Take the maturity value 500000 X 10.8%= $54000. Minus 500000-54000=446000.
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If coupon amount and interest rate are provided, how do you calculate the future value?
Take the coupon amount divided by the "future value of ordinary annuity". !!! Do not use "present value of ordinary annuity" when trying to get future value.
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Foreign currency remeasurement should be reported in which section of the financial statement?
Under income from continuing operations. !!! Remeasurement is not foreign translation, do not list it under OCI.
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