05 Accounting Changes & Error Correction Flashcards

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Specific principles, bases, conventions, rules and practices applied by an entity in preparing and presenting FS.

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Accounting Policies

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Standards and interpretations adopted by the FSRSC

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PFRS

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3
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What comprises PFRS?

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PFRS
PAS
Interpretations

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4
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What ios the hierarchy of reporting standards?

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  1. PFRS
  2. Judgment
    a) requirements in other PFRS dealing with similar transactions
    b) conceptual framework
    c) pronouncements by other standard-setting bodies
    d) other accounting literatures and industry practices
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5
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What is a change in accounting policy and what is the accounting treatment and effect of adjustment?

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Change in measurement bases (e.g. FIFO to WAVE)

Treatment:
a) transitional provision (check PFRS)
b) retrospective application
c) prospective if retrospective is impractical

Effect:
Beginning balance of RE if retrospective

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What is a change in accounting estimate and what is the accounting treatment and effect of adjustment?

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Changes in realization or incurrence of expected inflow or outflow of economic benefits from assets or liabilities (e.g. change in useful life)

Treatment:
Prospective

Effect:
P/L of current and/or future periods

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What is a correction of prior and period errors and what is the accounting treatment and effect of adjustment?

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Intentional and unintentional misapplication of principles, misinterpretation of facts and mathematical mistakes

Treatment:
a) retrospective restatement
b) prospective if retrospective is impractical

Effect:
Beginning balance of RE if retrospective

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8
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Monetary amounts in financial statements that are subject to measurement uncertainty

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Accounting estimates

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9
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When it is difficult to distinguish a change in accounting policy from a change in accounting estimate, the change is treated as a change in ________________.

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Accounting Estimate

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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change from FIFO to WAVE

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Accounting Policy

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When can you change accounting policies?

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  1. required by PFRS
  2. results to more relevant and reliable information
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12
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change in method of recognizing revenue from long-term construction contracts

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Accounting Policy

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13
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change of financial reporting framework such as PFRS for SMEs to full PFRS

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Accounting Policy

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14
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Initial adoption of revaluation model for PPE and intangible assets

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Accounting Policy

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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change from cost model to FV model of measuring investment property

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Accounting Policy

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16
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change in depreciation or amortization methods

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Accounting Estimate

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17
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change in business model for classifying financial assets resulting to reclassification between financial asset categories

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Accounting Policy

18
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change in useful life of depreciable assets

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Accounting Estimate

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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change in residual value of depreciable assets

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Accounting Estimate

20
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Change in required allowances for impairment losses and uncollectible accounts

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Accounting Estimate

21
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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Changes in FV less cost to sell on non-current assets held for sale and biological assets

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Accounting Estimate

22
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Intentional act involving the use of deception to obtain and unjust or illegal advantage

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[Change in accounting estimate or policy?]
Changes in currency exchange rates for foreign currency denominated cash and receivables

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Accounting Estimate

23
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Unintentional misstatement in FS including omission of an amount of disclosure

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What is the effect on net income and retained earnings of: 1. overstated sales 2. overstated COGS 3. overstated expenses
1. direct 2. inverse 3. inverse
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What is the formula of working capital?
Current assets minus current liabilities
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What is the effect on cost of sales of: 1. overstated beg inventory 2. overstated net purchases 3. overstated end inventory
1. direct 2. direct 3. inverse
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What is the effect on working capital of: 1. overstated current assets 2. overstated current liabilities
1. direct 2. inverse
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Type of Errors as to Period of Occurrence
1. current period 2. prior period
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Type of Errors as to Elements Affected
1. income statement 2. statement of financial position 3. combined
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Types of Combined I/S and SFP errors
1. counterbalancing 2. non-counterbalancing
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How do you treat errors committed during the reporting period discovered after reporting date but before FS are authorized for issue?
Correct as adjusting events after reporting period
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Correcting recognition, measurement and disclosure of amounts of elements of FS as if prior period error had never occurred
Retrospective restatement
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How to treat prior period errors?
Retrospective correction by: a. restating comparative amounts b. restate opening balances
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How to treat SFP/Balance sheet errors in the error year or subsequent year?
Error year: Reclassify Prior year: Restate comparative prior SFP
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How to treat I/S errors in the error year or subsequent year?
Error year: Reclassify Prior year: Restate comparative prior I/S
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Errors corrected after two accounting periods
Counterbalancing Errors
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Examples of counterbalancing errors
Omissions of: Deferred expense Defered income Accrued expense Accrued revenues Overstatement or understatement of: Sales Purchases Errors affecting ending inventory
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Errors that do not offset in the next accounting period
Non-counterbalancing Errors
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What PAS governs Accounting Policies, Estimate and Errors?
PAS 8