Week 6 Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

Under ASPE, what information is used to estimate the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts?

A

Historical and current information only (no forward-looking info like IFRS).

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What does IFRS presume if an investor owns 20% of voting shares?

A

The investor has significant influence unless proven otherwise.

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3
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Why was Bombardier’s cash classified as restricted at year-end?

A

Because bank guarantees were in place at the reporting date (even if released after year-end).

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4
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Which of the following is NOT correct about non-strategic investments under ASPE?

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ASPE records unrealized gains/losses on FVPL investments to OCI. (Incorrect: ASPE does not have OCI.)

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5
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What is restricted cash?

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Cash that cannot be freely used because it is tied to obligations like bank guarantees.

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6
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Where is restricted cash shown on the balance sheet?

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As a separate line under current assets or disclosed in the notes to financial statements.

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Is the release of a bank guarantee after year-end an adjusting or non-adjusting event?

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Non-adjusting. It does not affect year-end financials but is disclosed in the notes.

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What is a bank guarantee?

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A promise from a bank to cover a company’s obligation if it defaults, often requiring collateral (restricted cash).

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9
Q

Why might a company elect FVOCI for an equity investment?

A

To reduce income statement volatility and reflect a long-term holding strategy.

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10
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What is the default IFRS 9 classification for equity investments?

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FVPL (Fair Value Through Profit or Loss).

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What does it mean to make an election for FVOCI?

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It’s an irrevocable decision at initial recognition to measure a non-trading equity investment through OCI.

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12
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When are fair value gains/losses recycled to net income under FVOCI for equity investments?

A

They are NOT recycled—gains/losses stay in OCI permanently.

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13
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What does “influence” mean in accounting?

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The ability to participate in financial and operating policy decisions of another entity.

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14
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How much ownership is typically needed for significant influence?

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Usually 20% or more of voting shares.

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15
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Does ASPE allow FVOCI as a measurement basis?

A

No

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