Liabilities Flashcards

1
Q

Interest expense on self-constructed long-term assets

A

may be capitalized to the extent that interest is actually paid

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2
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IFRS vs GAAP: how to reclassify a refinance?

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GAAP requires only intent and ability to arrange for long-term refinancing.

IFRS requires an actual refinancing agreement in place at the balance sheet date in order to report a current liability as non-current. Whatever loan doesn’t have agreement, will be still considered current.

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3
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refinance ST loan to LT loan

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Under GAAP, if a company demonstrates both the intent and ability to refinance short-term obligations on a long-term basis AFTER the balance sheet date but BEFORE the issuance of financial statements, then the obligations may be categorized as long-term on the financial statements.

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4
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When a most likely amount exists within a range

ex: liab between 100k and 200k, but most likely 130k.

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the reporting company must accrue the most likely amount and disclose that range

must use 130k.

if no “most likely” exist, use the smaller # in the range.

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5
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Contingencies are those that are not probable, not estimable, or neither probable nor estimable

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ARE disclosed in the notes to the financial statements but are not recognized on the balance sheet.

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6
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Provisions are those that are

A

both probable and estimable and are recognized on the balance sheet.

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7
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deferred tax assets and liabilities

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are non current

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8
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if loss/disaster happens after balance sheet date (dec31) but the fin. statement hasnt been issued:

A

disclose the loss, but don’t accrue since it happened after balance sheet date

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9
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when is dividends accrued

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only when declared

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10
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gain contingencies

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that’s probable or reasonably possible may be disclosed, but NEVER accrue

A gain contingency is not accrued until it is REALIZED.

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11
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employer’s payroll tax liab/exp

A

FICA

FUTA

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12
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employEE’s tax withheld

A

FICA
federal income tax withheld

amounts are withheld from employee’s wages by the employer and then is remitted to the tax authority.

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13
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gross method

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under the gross method, inventory is recorded at the invoice price and only discounts taken are recognized.

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14
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net method

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Under the net method, it is assumed that all discounts will be taken and any forfeited discounts are recognized as expense

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15
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IFRS: what’s a contingency?

A

potential obligations that are not recognized as liabilities either because the outflow of resources is not probable or the amount is not reasonably estimable

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16
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probable but not reasonably estimable must be

A

disclosed

17
Q

IFRS provision is similar to

A

“probable” must accrue

18
Q

IFRS contingencies is similar to

A

“reasonably possible” disclose, not accrue

19
Q

probable and estimable

A

accrue + disclose

20
Q

probable and not estimable

A

dont accrue + disclose only

21
Q

reasonable possible

A

dont accrue + disclose only

22
Q

remote

A

dont accrue + dont disclose