Lectures 7 - 11 Flashcards

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foreign currency transaction is one that

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requires settlement in a currency other than the entity’s home currency

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2
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foreign operations classified into two types

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self sustaining OR

integrated operations

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3
Q

self sustaining operations

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financially independent of the parent

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4
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integrated operations

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isn’t independent of the parent

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5
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functional currency

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the currency of the environment in which the entity operates in

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6
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presentation/reporting currency

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the currency in which the financial statements are prepared in

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7
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temporal method is used if

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foreign operations are important to the operations of reporting entity

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8
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closing rate / current rate method is used if

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foreign operations are considered to be foreign entities

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9
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Temporal Method

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Current b/s rate - cash, receivables and liabilities
Historical rate - inventory, assets, cost of sales and depreciations
Average rate - revenues and expenses

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10
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Current (closing) Method

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Current b/s rate - assets, liabilities and depreciation
Historical rate - stockholders equity
Average rate - revenues and expense

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11
Q

difficulty w/ foreign currency transactions

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prudence vs accruals
undesirable effects due to weak currencies
hyper inflationary cases

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12
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A financial instrument is

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any contract that gives rise to a financial asset of one entity and a financial liability of another entity

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13
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A financial asset is

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cash, an equity instrument or a contractual right

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14
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A financial liability is

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a contractual obligation, to deliver cash or another financial asset to another entity

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15
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compound instruments

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may contain both debt and equity elements - should be split into its liability and equity parts

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16
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3 ways to classify financial assets

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amortised costs, FVTP/L, FVTOCI

17
Q

credit risk

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the degree to which it’s likely that a borrower/debtor may not repay a loan or debt

18
Q

hedging

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a mechanism to mitigate risks by limiting the probability of loss from fluctuations

19
Q

amortised costs

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initial acquisition LESS
principal repayment PLUS/MINUS
amortisation of discount PLUS/MINUS
fx less impairment losses

20
Q

FVTPL

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asset measured at fair value and changes to it are recognised in profit/loss statement

21
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FVTOCI

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asset measured at fair value but changes are measured in other comprehensive income

22
Q

2 types of pension plans

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defined contribution plan

defined benefit plan

23
Q

defined contribution plan is

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employer pays a fixed contribution into a fund

contribution is noted as an expense

24
Q

defined benefit plan is

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what employees get at retirement is defined in advance

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Present value of defined benefit obligation is
expected benefits. | DBO isnt shown in BS. instead worksheets are used.
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measurement of pension asset on BS
if benefit plan is over funded then a pension asset is recorded on BS
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measurement of pension liability on BS
if benefit plan is under funded then a pension liability is recorded on BS
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measurement of pension liability
``` beginning of defined benefit obligation +current service cost +current interest cost +past service cost - benefits paid out +/- actuarial losses or gains Ending defined obligation ```
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measurement of pension asset
``` Beginning FV of plans assets +actual returns on plan assets +expected returns on plan assets +contributions from employers -benefits paid out Ending fair value of plans assets ```
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measurement of pension expense
``` Pension expense -current service cost -current interest cost +interest income +returns on plans assets +/- amortisation of actuarial loss/gain or past service cost/benefit ```
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where to record?
service cost and net interest - Profit or Loss | Remeasurements - OCI
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asset ceiling
defined as the present value of any economic benefits available