IFRS Flashcards
Earnings management…
A) …is illegal.
B) …is considered to always be harmful to shareholders.
C) …has a range of meanings
D) …is a valuation technique for intangible assets
C) …has a range of meanings
Which of the following is an example of an earnings management pattern? A) Taking a big bath B) Taking a shower C) Jungle Book D) Income Balance
A) Taking a big bath
Earnings management is:
A) Discussions with stockholder
B) Marketing during slow periods to try and increase sales.
C) The choice by a manager of accounting policies so as to achieve some specific
objective.
D) A financial ratio used to better understand the relationship between earnings
and sales
C) The choice by a manager of accounting policies so as to achieve some specific
objective.
Which of the following statements is true:
A) Choosing a specific write-off period is an example for real earnings
management
B) Accounting earnings management is illegal
C) Accounting earnings management takes place during the fiscal year.
D) Real earnings management takes place during the fiscal year.
D) Real earnings management takes place during the fiscal year.
Which if the following can be an example for real earnings management?
A) Estimating residual value
B) Determining a valuation model for property, plant and equipment.
C) Sale-and-lease-back
D) Not to publish the financial statement
C) Sale-and-lease-back
The choice between first-in, first-out or weighted average cost (inventories-
IAS 2) is an example for…
A) …flexibility in accounting standards where choices are specified.
B) …flexibility in accounting standards where there is no choice.
C) …flexibility in accounting standards where choices are not specified.
D) …real earnings management.
A) …flexibility in accounting standards where choices are specified.
Financial statement analysis makes use of: A) Market data B) Financial disclosure C) Economic data D) All of the above
D) All of the above
Deducing cost of goods sold from sales results in… A) …net income. B) …gross profit. C) …sales turnover. D) …EBITDA.
B) …gross profit.
The free cash flow combines …
A) …net income and cash flow from financing
B) …EBITDA and sales
C) …cash flow from operating activities and cash flow from investing activities
D) …net cash flow and cash flow from operating activities
C) …cash flow from operating activities and cash flow from investing activities
A margin is…
A) …EBITDA minus depreciation and amortization
B) …comparison of profit with the investment necessary to generate the profit
C) …the portion of profit that is sales
D) …the portion of sales that is a profit.
D) …the portion of sales that is a profit.
Which returns reflects how much profit a company generates with the money shareholder have invested? A) Net income Average Net Cash Flow B) Total debt Total shareholders′ equity C) Total assets Total shareholders′ equity D) Net income Average shareholders′ equity
D)
Net income
Average shareholders′ equity
Dividing the gross profit by sales results in… A) …gross margin B)… net profit margin C)…gross efficiency D)… EBIT
A) …gross margin
Which ratio reflects the average number of times per period that the money invested in assets is converted into sales? A) EBIT Capital Employed B) Total debt Total assets C) Sales Total assets D) Current assets Current liabilities
C)
Sales
Total assets
Which Ratio can be used to examine the firm’s liquidity A) PPE Investments PPE Depriciation B) Total debt Total assets C) Cost of goods sold Average inventory D) Current assets Current liabilities
D)
Current assets
Current liabilities
What information can be found in a balance sheet?
A) Supplementary information on a firm’s business model
B) The profit or loss for the accounting period
C) The financial position on a particular date; i.e. assets, liabilities and
shareholders’ equity
D) Compensation plans for the board of directors
C) The financial position on a particular date; i.e. assets, liabilities and
shareholders’ equity