semi finals Flashcards

(64 cards)

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-level of measurement uncertainty may affect

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faithful representation

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  • arise when a measure cannot be determined directly
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measurement uncertainty

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  • arises when there is uncertainty about the amount or timing
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outcome uncertainty

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arises when it is uncertain Whether an asset or a liability exist

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existence uncertainty

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-consistently using same measurement bases for same items

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comparability

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more different measurement bases are used

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Understandablity

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-results in measures that can be independently corroborated eitheir directly or indirectly

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verifiability

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sorting of assets, liabilities, equity income
or expenses with similar nature

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classification

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  • is a pervasive constraints
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cost constraints

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(6) complete set of financial statement

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-statement of financial position
-statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income
-statement of change in equity
-statement of cash flow
-comparative information
-additional statement of financial position

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(8) general features of financial statement

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  1. fair presentation and compliance with PFRS
  2. going concern
  3. accrual basis of accounting
  4. materiality and aggregation
  5. offsetting
  6. frequency of reporting
  7. comparative information
  8. consistency presentation
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faithfully representing in the financial statement

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fair presentation

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fvoci

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fair value through other comprehensive income

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14
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determined from the perspective of market participants

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fair value

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15
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are costly implement and requires subjective assumption

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value in use and fulfillment value

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16
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results in the same amount of measure for identical assets

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current cost

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17
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total equity is not measured directly

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measurement of equity

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18
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a measurement that cannot be observed directly

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cash flow based measurement techniques

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reflects the average amount within the entire range

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statistical mean

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middle amount within the range

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statistical median

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reflects the single most likely ultimate inflow from the asset

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statistical mode

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occurs when an asset and a liability with separate units of account

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offsetting

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23
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specify whether an income or expenses that was previously recognized

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standard

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adding together of asset, liabilities, equity, income or expenses

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aggregation

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2 concept of capital
financial concept of capital physical concept of capital
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invested money or invested purchasing power
financial concept of capital
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capital is regarded as the entity productive capacity
physical concept of capital
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2 classification of income and expenses
profit or loss other comprehensive income
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concept of capital maintenance
financial capital maintenance physical capital maintenance
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under this concept, profit earned if the net asset at the end
financial capital maintenance
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under this concept, profit earned if the entity productive capacity at the end
physical capital maintenance
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designed to apply to a range of accounting models
conceptual framework
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revaluation or statement of asset and liability results to increase or decrease in equity
capital maintenance adjustment
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refers to the comparability of financial statement of the same entity
intra comparability
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refers to the comparability of financial statement between different entities
inter comparability
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structured representation of an entity's financial position and results of its operations
financial statement
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intended to meet the need of users
general purpose financial statement
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shows distinction between current and non current assets
classified presentation
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shows no distinction between current and non current items
unclassified presentation
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responsible for an entity's financial statement
management
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shows the entity's financial condition
statement of financial position
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highlights an entity's working capital
classified presentation
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payable upon the demand of the lender
liabilities payable on demand
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expenses are aggregated according to their nature
nature of expenses method
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an entity's classifies expenses according to their functions
function of expenses method
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comprises items for income and expense
other comprehensive income
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amount reclassified to profit or loss in the current period
reclassification adjustment
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change in equity during a period resulting from transactions and other events
total comprehensive income
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provides information in addition to those presented in the other financial statement
notes
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comprises cash on hand and cash in bank
cash
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short term, highly liquid investment
cash equivalent
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include inflow (source) and outflow of cash and cash equivalent
cash flow
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3 classification of cash flow
operating activities investing activities financing activities
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affect profit or loss
operating activities
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affect non current assets and other investment
investing activities
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affect borrowing and equity
financing activities
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involve the acquisition and disposal of non current assets
investing activities
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affect entity's equity capital and borrowing structure
financing activities
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denominated in a foreign currency
cash flow
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statement of cash flows
direct method indirect method
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shows each major class of gross cash receipts and cash gross cash payment
direct method
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profit or loss is adjusted for the effects of non cash items
indirect method
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arising from acquisition and disposal of subsidiaries or other business units resulting to loss
cash flows
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18 statement of financial position
1. property, plant, and equipment 2. investment property 3. intangible asset 4. financial asset 5. investment accounted for using the equity method 6. biological asset 7. inventories 8. trade and other receivable 9. cash and cash equivalent 10. asset held for sale, including disposal groups 11. trade and other payable 12. provision 13. financial liabilities 14. current tax liabilities and current tax asset 15. deferred tax liabilities and deferred tax asset 16. liabilities included in disposal groups 17. non- controlling interest 18. issued capital and reserves attributable for owners of the parent