2.1 Balance Sheet (Statement of Financial Position) Flashcards

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What does the balance sheet help a user assess about an entity?

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  • liquidity
  • financial flexibility
  • risk
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The left side of the balance sheet represents the entity’s ______ structure

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Resource structure which consists of assets current & noncurrent

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How are assets generally reported on the balance sheet?

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in order of liquidity

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Current Assets:

Define current assets

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  • cash and other assets or resources expected to be realized in cash or sold or consumed during the normal operating cycle of the business
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Current Assets:

What is an operating cycle?

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  • the average time between the acquisition of resources and the final receipt of cash from their sale as the culmination of revenue generating activities
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Current Assets:

What time-frame is used for segregating current from non-current assets if the cycle is < a year?

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1 year is used

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Current Assets:

Identify the 6 items included as current assets

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1 - Cash and cash equivalents;

2 - Certain individual trading, available-for-sale, and held-to-maturity debt securities;

3 - Receivables;

4 - Inventories;

5 - Prepaid expenses; and

6 - Certain individual investments in equity securities

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Non-current Assets:

Define investments and funds as non-current assets

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nonoperating items intended to be held beyond the longer of 1 year or the operating cycle

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Non-current Assets:

Identify the 4 assets classified as investments and funds that are regarded as non-current assets

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1 - Investments in equity securities made to control or influence another entity

2 - Other non-current equity securities (AFS, HTM)

3 - Funds restricted for other than current operations,
- to retire long-term debt,
- satisfy pension obligations, or
- pay for the acquisition or
construction of non-current assets

4 - Capital assets not used in current operations,

       - Idle facilities or
       - Land held for a future plant site
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Non-current Assets:

Identify the 5 categories of non-current assets

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1 - investments and funds

2 - property, plant & equipment (PPE)

3 - intangible assets

4 - other non-current assets

5 - deferred charges

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Non-current Assets:

Define PPE or property plant and equipment

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tangible operating items recorded at cost and reported net of any accumulated depreciation

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Non-current Assets:

Provide examples of PPE

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  • Land and natural resources subject to depletion, e.g., oil and gas
  • Buildings, equipment, furniture, fixtures, leasehold improvements, land improvements, noncurrent assets under construction, and other depreciable assets
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Non-current Assets:

Define intangible assets and provide an example

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  • non-financial assets without physical substance

- Examples are patents and goodwill

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Non-current Assets:

Define “other non-current assets” and provide an example

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  • non-current assets not readily classifiable elsewhere

- Examples are deferred tax assets and long-term receivables

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Non-Current Assets:

Define “deferred charges” as a non-current asset

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long-term prepayments

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Current Liabilities:

Define current liabilities

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obligations whose liquidation is reasonably expected to require the use of existing resources properly classifiable as current assets, or the creation of other current liabilities

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Current Liabilities:

When are current liabilities generally expected to be settled or liquidated?

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in the ordinary course of business during the longer of 1 year or the operating cycle.

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Current Liabilities:

Identify the 5 common categories of current liabilities

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1 - trade payables

2 - other payables or accruals arising from operations

3 - unearned revenues

4 - other current liabilities

5 - non-current obligations callable

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Current Liabilities:

Define trade payables

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obligations incurred for items entering or used during the operating cycle (materials & supplies used in producing goods or services for sale)

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Current Liabilities:

Provide an example of “other payables” arising from operations that are listed as current liabilities

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accruals such as:
- wages

  • salaries
  • rentals
  • royalties
  • taxes
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Current Liabilities:

Define unearned revenues

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  • arise from collections or receiving payment in advance of delivering goods or performing services
22
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Current Liabilities:

Identify “other current liabilities”

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  • Short-term notes given to acquire capital assets

- Payments on the current portion of serial bonds or other non-current debt

23
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Current Liabilities:

Define “non-current obligations callable” and how are they classified as current liabilities

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  • violation of a long term debt agreement that will become due or is currently due if the violation is not cured within a specified time frame.
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Current Liabilities:

How are obligations classified on the balance sheet when an entity intends to refinance them on a non-current basis and demonstrates an ability to do so?

A

non-current liabilities

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Current Liabilities:

How is the ability to refinance demonstrated?

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  • Entering into a financing agreement meeting all conditions before the balance sheet is issued.
  • Issuing a non-current obligation or equity securities after the end of the reporting period but before issuance of the balance sheet.
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Current Liabilities:

Define working capital

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current assets - current liabilities

27
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Current Liabilities:

How are debts to be paid from funds accumulated in non-current asset accounts classified on the balance sheet?

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as current liability

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Non-Current Liabilities:

Identify the 7 items that are commonly classified as non-current liabilities

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non-current portions of the following

1 - non-current notes and bonds

2 - lease liability

3 - most post-retirement benefit obligations

4 - obligations under product or service warranty agreements

5 - Advances for non-current commitments to provide goods or services

6 - Deferred revenue

7 - deferred tax liabilities arising from interperiod tax allocation

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Equity or Net Assets:

Identify the 4 items equity consists of:

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1 - capital contributed by owners

2 - retained earnings

3 - accumulated other comprehensive income

4 - non-controlling interest in a consolidated entity

30
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Equity or Net Assets:

Define equity or net assets for a not-for-profit entity

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the residual after total liabilities are subtracted from total assets.

31
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Equity or Net Assets:

How is treasury stock presented in the equity section of the balance sheet?

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as a reduction of total equity

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Equity or Net Assets:

What is treasury stock?

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the entity’s own common stock that it has repurchased