Financial Accounting & Reporting Flashcards
What are the required classifications under IFRS for the Statement of Financial Position?
Current and Noncurrent Assets and Liabilities
What are the B/S measurements
- Historical Costs
- Depreciated Historical Costs
- Market (Fair) Value
- Realizable Value
- Present Value
Market (Fair) Value Definition
The selling price (exit price) for assets and amounts currently required to retire a liability
Net Realizable Value Definition
the amount the firm expects to receive for the sale or collection of the item
Ex: AR & Inventories
What is Present Value used to measure
mainly for non-current debt
Current Ratio Equation
Current Assets (CA)/Current Liabilities (CL) Many analysts use a minimum value of 2. Frequently used as a measure of liquidity
Quick (acid-test) Ratio Equation
Cash + Short Term Investments + AR/Current Liabilities (CL)
What are the 2 main types of owner’s equity?
- Contributed Capital (common stock, preferred stock, contributed capital in excess of par), treasury stock (a contra account)
- Retained Earnings (total net income to date less total dividends to date.)
Contra vs. Adjunct Accounts
Contra accounts are opposite the associated account whereas adjunct accounts have the same balance structure (debit or credit) as the associated account.
What are valuation accounts?
accounts used to increase or decrease the book value of an item to a measure of current value.
(Not all contra or adjunct accounts are valuation accounts, but all valuation accounts are contra or adjunct accounts).
Goodwill
the difference between a firm’s market capitalization and their market value of net identifiable assets
Control Accounts
accounts that report the aggregate balance of several subsidiary accounts
Length of time determining what is in current assets / current liabilities
the operating cycle or 1 year, whichever is longer
IFRS Inventory Valuation
Inventory is carried at lower of cost or net realizable value. Recovery of previous write downs is allowed.
Reportable operating segment - Ad division is significant if it satisfies one of the 3 10% tests, which are:
- At least 10% of total combined segment revenues
- At least 10% of operating profit
- At least 10% of Total combined Segment Assets