IFRS Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Who issues IFRS?

A

IASB

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2
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Objective of IFRS framework

A

Provide Users with information

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3
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What basis of accounting does IFRS use?

A

Accrual basis

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4
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What are the two QUALITATIVE characteristics

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Relevance and Faithful representation

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5
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Relevance has what three components?

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Makes a difference to USER, Predictive value, and Confirmatory value- Evaluates past

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6
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Faithful Representation has what three components?

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Complete, Neutral, and free from error

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7
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What are the 4 Enhancing Characteristics?

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Comparability, Understandability, Verifiability, and Timeliness

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8
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Pervasive Constraint of IFRS?

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Cost vs. Benefit

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9
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Under IFRS- What is the criteria for an “Element” of the balance sheet and Income Statement

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  • Current or non current Asset or Liabilities
  • Equity
  • Income
  • Expense
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10
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Criteria for Recognition

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  • Probable future economic Benefit

- Can be measured reliably

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11
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IFRS vs GAAP

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  • No Lifo
  • Income instead of Revenue
  • Comparative Financial statements required
  • Profit instead of Net income
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12
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IFRS PPE asset conversion method

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Fair Value is most efficient

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13
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Adjustments made for adopting IFRS get made in….

A

The entity’s Retained Earnings or equity

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14
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IFRS Contingent Liability Definition

A

Uncertain Future Events

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15
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GAAP Contingent Liability Definition

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Probable, Reasonably Possible, or Remote

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16
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Financial Assets- IFRS are recorded using which three methods?

A

Amortized Cost (Collect cash flows) , Fair Value through OCI (Sell financial assets), Fair value through Profit or Loss (everything else).

17
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Deferred Taxes IFRS uses what method?

A

Liability method

  • All deferred tax liabilities must be reported
  • Only “probable” deferred tax assets can be reported
18
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Deferred Tax assets and Liabilities are Current or Non-current on the Balance sheet?

19
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Tax Rates for IFRS use

A

Enacted Tax rate or Substantially Enacted Tax rate

20
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GAAP tax rate uses

A

Just Enacted tax rate

21
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IFRS Investments in Subsidiaries are valued at…

A

Cost, Fair Value, Equity Method

22
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IFRS PP&E Valuation is recorded at..

23
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IFRS PP&E are valued using one of two options..

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Cost model, Revaluation model

24
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Investment Properties are initially recorded at…

25
Investment property under IFRS does not include..
Property used in the course of business
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Investment property under IFRS is revalued using...
Fair Value Model and revalued to fair value | -Profit or loss is recorded in current period on the Inc St.
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Investment property under IFRS is revalued using...
Cost Model -Cost - Accum Depreciation Fair value must still be disclosed in the note to the financial statements
28
Leases under IFRS can be recorded as an investment property if measured at ..
Fair value
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Intangible assets are valued using which models?
Cost -Cost-Accum depre and impairment loss Revaluation model -Asset adjusted to Fair value, less accum depre
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If the substantial risks of ownership have passed to the lessee, then the lease must be accounted for as a ......
Financial Lease