14 Flashcards

deck 14

1
Q

what are the req’s of a reportable op. segment?

A
  • engages in bus. act’s where it earns R and E

- op. results are reviewed by CODM

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2
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what method includes adj’s to both specific price changes and general price-level changes?

A

current cost/constant dollar

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3
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when is an IL recog’d on an exchange?

A

when the exchange is for similar productive assets if the CV > FV

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4
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when should long-lived assets be tested for recoverability?

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when events or changes in circumstances indicate that its CV may not be recoverable

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5
Q

what methods of valuing EI is acceptable under IFRS?

A

only FIFO and average cost flow

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6
Q

if time was not tracked for R&D project done by CEO and CFO, is it operating exp. or R&D?

A

it is operating

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7
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how do you calculate CY expense when there is impairment?

A

IL + CY DE = CY exp

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8
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how do you calculate GW IL?

A

2 step process:
(GAAP - RU level)
(1) if CV > identified NA’s FV = potential impairment

(2) GW loss = FV - implied FV GW

(IFRS - CGU level)
(1) GW loss = CV - recov. amt

  • recov amt = GREATER of FV or (FV[PV FCF] - cost to sell)
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9
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what is included in the IL for an intangible asset with a definite life?

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for GAAP:
CV - PV FCF + cost to sell = IL

for IFRS:
1st, expected FCF < CV = IL

2nd, CV - recoverable amt = IL
* recov amt = GREATER of FV-cost or PV FCF

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10
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can a reversal of IL be allowed under GAAP?

A

only for IA held for disposal (not for sale)

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11
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can computer hardware be cap’d?

A

GAAP does not allow, but IFRS allows if tech. feas. is estab’d

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12
Q

what is FOB shipping point?

A

title passes to buyer when common carrier picks up the goods to be shipped

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13
Q

how do FIFO periodic and perpetual relate?

A

they have the SAME COGS and EI

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14
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how do you calculate inventory with moving average method?

A

after every purchase, compute the WA (total inv cost/total quantity) to get average per unit to get new EI

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15
Q

how is WA int. rate on other borrowings calculated?

A

bond + note interests / bond + note face amounts = WA int rate

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16
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how is avoidable int calc’d?

A

interest on other borrowings (WA int rate * excess for other borrowing amt) + cap’d interest = avoidable int.

(ex): 360 (WA) - 300 (constr) = 60 (other borrowing)
… 60
7.75% (WA int rate) = int on bother borrowing
… int on other borrowing + cap’d int = avoidable int

17
Q

what is int. cap’d under a constr project?

A

the LESSER of avoidable int or actual int. incurred

18
Q

how is int. exp calc’d for constr projects?

A

int. incurred - avoidable int

19
Q

how is gain recog’d in receiving side of boot?

A

giving boot, you use boot/(NBV+boot) to get gain %, but receiving side you use boot/(FV+boot) = %

20
Q

how is UOP dep. calc’d?

A

mfg units CY/ expected mfg total * (cost-SV)