Income Statement/Statement of Profit and Loss Flashcards

1
Q

increase in raw materials inventory represents the amount of inventory…

A

purchased but not used

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2
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decrease in finished goods inventory represents the amount of inventory…

A

sold in excess of inventory manufactured

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3
Q

what is comprehensive income?

A

net income + other comprehensive income (OCI)

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3
Q

what is net income equal to?

A

operating income (rev-exp) + non-operating income less tax

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4
Q

what is other comprehensive income (OCI)?

A

transactions that impact a company economically but have not been realized; includes those that can distort net income

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5
Q

for foreign currency transactions what calculations do you do on the transaction date?

A

record transaction in functional currency using the transaction date spot rate

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6
Q

for foreign currency transactions what calculations do you do on the balance sheet date?

A

-remeasure transaction using balance sheet spot rate
-recognize gain or loss income for difference
in rate from transaction date to balance sheet

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7
Q

for foreign currency transactions what calculations do you do on the settlement date?

A

recognize gain or loss income for difference
in rate from balance sheet date to settlement date
-settle transaction in foreign currency

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8
Q

gain or loss will result if the spot rate on the ________ date is different from the rate used on the ________ date

A

settlement

transaction

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9
Q

what is a forward contract?

A

when two parties agree to exchange an underlying asset in the future at a fixed price

this is when day rates come into play

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10
Q

what is foreign currency translation?

A

when the functional currency of a foreign subsidiary differs from the parent’s reporting currency, F/S accounts
are translated during consolidation

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11
Q

how are foreign currency translation gains and losses recognized?

A

as a separate component of SE (OCI)

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12
Q

how are remeasurement gains and losses recognized?

A

in income

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13
Q

what is discontinued operation?

A

when an entity plans to sell/dispose of a component of business and the held for sale criteria are met OR when a component is sold/disposed of during the period

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13
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what is the criteria for a component to be “held for sale”?

A

-component is in a condition to sell
-component is available to sell
-action to complete the disposal plan have been
initiated and a buyer is actively sought
-sale is probable and expected to be complete within one year
-component is marketed at a reasonable price

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14
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

expected losses from discontinued operations are not included in the F/S until they occur

A

TRUE

15
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

expected disposal loss may be indirectly recognized through impairment testing and writing down a component to fair value

A

TRUE

16
Q

how are components measured?

A

the lower of carrying value or fair value less disposal costs

17
Q

when is revenue recognized?

A

when the services are provided

18
Q

under expense recognition…

A

assets used to earn revenue are expensed (like COGS, depreciation)

19
Q

what is inventory’s intended use?

A

to be sold to customer, so when its sold, its recorded as COGS

20
Q

during the life span of physical long term assets, a portion of revenue that is earned throughout the use they gave that year is….

A

depreciated as depreciation expense which is a selling expense (apart of selling, general and admin expenses)