Income Statement Flashcards

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What is the income statement useful for?

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Determining profitability, value for investment purposes, and credit worthiness

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What is mneumonic for the presentation order of the major components of an income statement?

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IDE

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What is the presentation order of the major components of an income statement?

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Income (or Loss) from Continuing Operations, Income (or Loss) from Discontinued Operations, and Extraordinary Items

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How is income (or Loss) from Continuing Operations reported?

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Gross of tax

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How is income (or Loss) from Discontinued Operations reported?

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Net of tax

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How is Extraordinary Items reported?

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Net of tax

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What is reported on the Statement of Retained Earnings?

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Cumulative Effect of Change in Accounting Principle

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How is the Cumulative Effect of Change in Accounting Principle reported?

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Net of tax

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How is the single step income statement presented?

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Total expenses are subtracted from total revenues

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The (normallhy) loss from discontinued operations can consist of?

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An impairment loss, a gain/loss from actual operations, and a gain/loss on disposal

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Under IFRS, a component of an entity may be?

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Major line of business or geographical area of operations, or a subsidiary acquired exclusively with a view to resale

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Both of the following conditions must be met in order to report in discontinued operations the results of operations of a component that has been disposed of or is held for sale?

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Eliminated from ongoing operations and no significant continuing involvement

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What are the different types of items included in results of discontinued operations?

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Results of operations of the component, gain or loss on disposal of the component, and impairment loss of the component

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14
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Are assets within a discontinued operation depreciated or amortized?

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No

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How to report a disposal to discontinued operations?

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Calculate impairment loss(Fair value less cost - carrying value), Loss from operations(Loss amount x number of months), and total loss from discontinued operations(impairment loss + loss from operations x (1-tax rate))

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How to report sale of disposal?

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Loss from operations(Amount of loss x number of months), Loss on sale(sale amount - fair value minus costs), and total loss from discontinued operations(Loss from operations + loss on sale x (1-tax rate)

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What does US GAAP require of liabilities dealing with exit or disposal activities?

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Recognition of a liability for the costs associated with an exit or disposal activity

18
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An entity’s commitment to an exit or disposal plan by itself enough to result in liability recognition?

19
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How is liability measured in exit or disposal activities?

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What must be disclosed in the notes of the financial statements dealing with exit or disposal activities?

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Description of the exit or disposal activity and each major cost

21
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What are examples of non-extraordinary items?

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Gain or loss from sale or abandonment of property, plant, or equipment used in the business, large write-downs or write-offs, gain or loss from foreign currency transactions or translation, losses from major strike by employees, and long-term debt extinguishments that are part of a common management strategy

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Accounting changes are broadly classified as?

A

Estimate, principle, or entity

23
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Are changes in accounting estimate prospective, retrospective, or restate?

24
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Are changes in accounting principle prospective, retrospective, or restate?

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Retrospective

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Are changes in accounting entity prospective, retrospective, or restate?
Restate
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What are events resulting in estimate changes?
Changes in the lives of fixed assets, ajustments of year end accruals, write-downs of obsolete inventory, material nonrecurring IRS adjustments, settlement of litigation, and changes in accounting principle that are inseparable from a change in estimate
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What are the direct effects of a change in accounting principle?
Adjustments that would be necessary to restate the financial statements of prior periods
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How are changes in accounting principle recognized?
Adjusting beginning retained earnings in the earliest period
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What are the 2 exceptions to the general rule for changes in accounting principles?
LIFO change and change in depreciation method
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Does IFRS include the concept of a change in accounting entity?
No
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What should be done for an error correction?
Restate