01.05- Revenue and Expense Recognition Flashcards

1
Q

Under ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING, when are REVENUE and GAINS recognized?

A

When they are…

Earned
Realizable

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2
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When is revenue EARNED?

A

When the process is complete (goods delivered)

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3
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When is revenue REALIZABLE?

A

Collect cash or have a claim to cash

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4
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When is REVENUE RECOGNIZED? (4 things)

A
  • A binding arrangement exists (signed contract)
  • Services rendered or delivery occurred
  • Fixed or determinable price exists
  • Collection is reasonably assured
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5
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Under ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING, when are EXPENSES and LOSSES recognized?

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When the economic benefit is used up (Consumed)

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6
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What is CAUSE AND EFFECT in relation to when EXPENSES OR LOSSES are INCURRED? Example?

A

Expenses that produce revenue can be directly matched at a point in time.

Ex. Cost of goods sold

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7
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What is SYSTEMATIC AND RATIONAL ALLOCATION in relation to when EXPENSES OR LOSSES are INCURRED? Example?

A

Expenses that produce revenue can be matched to a long period of time and allocated accordingly

Ex. Depreciation

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8
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What is IMMEDIATE RECOGNITION in relation to when EXPENSES OR LOSSES are INCURRED? Example?

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Expenses are not directly related to specific benefits.

Ex. Salaries

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9
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What are the four AREAS OF DISCLOSURE for RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES?

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  • Nature of operations
  • Use of estimates
  • Certain significant estimates
  • Current vulnerability associated with certain concentrations
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10
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What is included in the disclosure of the NATURE OF OPERATIONS?

A

how the entity generates revenue

ex. major products or services

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If a company provides multiple products, what do they include the in NATURE OF OPERATIONS?

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An indication of each products importance

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12
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What do Not-for-profit entities include in NATURE OF OPERATIONS?

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A description of their principal services and their revenue sources.

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13
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If estimates are uses, what must they be in accordance with? What else must be stated with estimates?

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  • GAAP

- must state that an estimate is being used, and results may vary.

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14
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When must a business disclosure that they are VULNERABLE DUE TO CERTAIN CONCENTRATIONS?

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When they did not diversify

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15
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What is the single source of US GAAP for nongovernmental entities?

A

FASB ASC

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16
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What are STATEMENTS ON FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS (SFAC)?

A

Ideas of the FASB that represent theoretical framework which should guide accounting and reporting.

17
Q

What is the EMERGING ISSUES TASK FORCE (EITF)?

A

Accounts for new and unusual financial transactions. Short-term issues.

18
Q

What is the SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES in the NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS?

A

Describes the selection of significant accounting principles and methods used in financial statements.

19
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What is the SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ASSUMPTIONS in the NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS?

A

For future projections, this describes the assumptions used to estimate future amounts.

20
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What are the OTHER NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS in the NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS?

A

Contains all other relevant information. (materiality)