8 Flashcards
Gov-wide FS should classify net assets as:
- Net investment capital assets
- Restricted
- Unrestricted
under the modified approach, what are reported as expenses except for outlays that result in additions or improvements, which would be capitalized?
Infrastructure expenditures
How are capital lease obligations recorded in the gov-wide financial statements
Capital lease obligations associated with the general governmental activities are recorded as an asset and as a liability on the full accrual. Guvernment fund FS would record the asset financed as an expenditure and the lease financing as other financing sources under mod accrual..
The statement of activities includes separately displayed categories of program revenue, such as:
services, operating grants and contributions, and capital grants and contributions.
Government-wide financial statements must be divided into which categories:
governmental and business type activities
non-exchange revenues in support of gov activities, such as taxes for improvement to roads, are classified as what on the gov-wide FS?
General revenues
Which are the only securities that can be categorized as debt securities?
Bonds
Under what value are bonds reported?
At the amortized cost
Marketable securities are reported at what value?
at fair value
When purchasing Land you may capitalize al costs up to what point?
up to the point of excavation.
Rules for expensing and capitalizing when it comes to equipment:
Everything is capitalized except ordinary expenses.
When to capitalize interest under SFAS 34.
choosing the smaller of the avoidable interest or the total interest.
Rules for interest costs incurred during a the construction period of a machinery:
If used as a fixed asset, should be capitalized as part of the historic cost of acquiring the fixed asset. interest after construction and during routine manufacture of machinery for sale to customers should be expensed.
Revaluation under IFRS (cost method) - Same as GAAP
NBV = Historical cost - Accumulated Depr - impairment
Revaluation under IFRS (Re-valuation method) - IFRS Only
Need to be valued frequently
FV @ revaluation date - Subsequent accumulated depr. - subsequent impairment
If revaluation loss occurs, initial loss goes on the IS. If previously recorded gain is reversed, then this loss goes on OCI.
Initial gain is reported on OCI, unless reverse previously reported gain.