1.3 Income Statement and Statement of Comprehensive Income Flashcards
Income equation
Income (loss) = revenues + gains - expenses - losses
Limitations of income statement
- Items of income and expense may be omitted from the income statement and reported on the statement of other comprehensive income
- Financial statements report accrual-basis results for the period
- Preparing the income statement requires estimates and management judgement
Which one of the following would be shown on a multiple-step income statement but not on a single-step income statement?
A. Gross Profit
B. Loss from discontinued operations
C. Cost of goods sold
D. Net income from continuing operations
A. Gross profit
A single-step income statement combines all revenues and gains, combines all expenses and losses, and subtracts the latter from the former in a “single step” to arrive at net income. Gross profit, being the difference between sales revenue and cost of goods sold, does not appear on a single-step income statement.
Equation to calculate COGS, for retailer
Beginning inventory + Net purchases + Freight-in = Goods available for sales
Goods available for sale - Ending inventory = COGS
Equation to calculate COGM
Beginning direct materials inventory + purchase during the period - ending direct materials inventory = direct materials used in production
Direct materials used in production + direct labor costs + manufacturing overhead costs = total manufacturing costs
Total manufacturing costs + beginning WIP inventory - ending WIP inventory = COGM
Equation to calculate COGS, with COGM
COGM + Beginning finished goods inventory - ending finished goods inventory = COGS
COGS is recognized at the time of goods are sold, which follows the
matching principle
Gross profit margin equation
Gross profit / sales
The ________ income statement provides one grouping for revenue items and one for expense items
Single-step income statement
The ________ income statement presents operating revenues and expenses in a section separate from nonoperating items
multiple-step income statement
When an entity reports a discontinued operation, it must be presented in a separate section between
income from continuing operations and net income