1. Working capital and its components Flashcards

1
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When can a short-term obligation be excluded from current liabilities and included in non-current/long term debt?

A

If the company has both the intent (a noncancelable agreement), AND the ability to refinance the debt on a long-term basis .

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2
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Define cash and cash equivalents

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Cash - unrestricted cash.
Cash equivalents - short-term, liquid investments that are so near maturity (original maturity date w/in 3 months of purchase date)

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3
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How do you find the Quick Ratio?

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(Cash+ Net receivables+ marketable securities) / Current Liabilities

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4
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Under the aging method, how do you find the balance in the allowance account?

what if there is already a balance in the allowance account?

A

By multiplying the receivable balance times the uncollectible %.

The total balance in the allowance acct calculated as per above, minus the unadj bala (already in there) = bad debt expense for the year.

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5
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What methods of determining bad debt exp, properly match exp again rev? what method does not?

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charging bad debts w: a % of AR under the allowance method, w an amount derived from aging AR under allow method, & w a % of sales under allow method.

charging bad debt as accounts are written off is a violation of the matching principle, the direct write-off method

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6
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fixed assets

A

fixed assets

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7
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A fixed asset is revalued at:

  • a revaluation gain, where is it recorded?
  • a revaluation loss, where is it recorded?

how about gains/loss from investment property? where are those recorded?

A

Gain: reported in other comprehensive income
Loss: reported on the income statement

G and L from investment property fv adjs, are both reported on the IS.

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8
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Under IFRS, what is investment property defines as?

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Land or bldgs held by an entity to earn rentals or for capital appreciations. (ex: land held for rental income/ bldgs held for capital appreciation)

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9
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capitalization of interest costs. if borrowings not specifically tied to an asset, how should the interest rate be calculated?

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with the weighted average interest rate:
ex. there are 2 debt issuances. $6K, 8% interest and $8K, 9% interest.

[(6,000/14,000).08]+[(8,000/14,000).09]=.0854 or 8.54%

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10
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How do you find depr exp under sum-of-the-years-digits method?

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Depr exp= (cost-salv val)*remaining life/SYD

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11
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What is the formula for finding the sum-of-the-years-digits?

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SYD= N(N+1)/2

Note: exam rarely tests SYD for asset lives longer than 5 yrs.

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12
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How must an entity that uses IFRS, record depr exp using strait-line depr?

A

Component depreciation. all parts of asset are recognized and depreciated separately.

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13
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fixed asset impairment

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(F4-57)

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14
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how do you calculate impairment loss under IFRS?

A

fixed assets recoverable amount (great of NRV or PVFCF) - CV=(if negative then impairment loss)

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15
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what is the test for recoverability (GAAP)?

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if the sum of undiscounted expected future cash flow is less than the CV (UFCF-CV is negative), then an impairment loss needs to be recognized.
step 1 of finding impairment loss under GAAP.

step 2: FV-CV=impairment loss

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