What does the CPA Exam focus on?
What is an operating segment
What segment must be reported
What information needs to be disclosed?
What is an operating segment?
Segment identified by management as a significant component of the operations.
Which segments are reportable? (three quantitative tests)
If the measurement exceeds the 10% it is a reportable segment
How do you calculate the operating profit portion?
1) Compute absolute value of: Combined operating profits and combined operating losses of all segments
2) User the larger of the absolute value of the above as the threshold. If the operating segment’s operating profit or loss is > or equal to 10%, then it is a reportable segment
After the three threshold tests, what needs to be done next?
The segments that meet the three threshold tests have to represent 75% of consolidated sales to unaffiliated customers. Operating segments are added to the reportable group until you meet that measure.
Operating segments that don’t meet the 3 segment rules, you add them until the reportable segment exceeds 75%.
What are the required disclosures?
When do the disclosures need to be disclosed?
Both in annual and interim financial reports
What is the enterprise-wide disclosures?
To aid understanding of the entity’s operations, the entity must provide information about its products and services, geographical areas. If one customer accounts for more than 10% of the revenue, that must be disclosed.
T/F: You do not consider intersegment sales for calculation the 10% threshold.
False- you do consider intersegment sales