Cash Vs Accrual Flashcards

1
Q

What is the Balance Sheet Rollforward equation?

A

Beginning balance
(+) what increases the account
(-) what decreases the account
= Ending Balance

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2
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What increases and decreases Accounts Payable?

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(+) invoices received (we owe)
(-) invoices paid (money going out)

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3
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What increases and decreases Unearned Revenue?

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(+) payment received for revenue we can not recognize (deposit of a new customer)
(-) when we invoice that job at completion (recognize the revenue)

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4
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What increases and decreases Wages Payable?

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(+) wages earned but not yet paid (days worked in the pay period)
(-) paid wages (on pay day)

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5
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What increases and decreases prepaid rent?

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(+) rent payment made ahead (Jan 1 for January)
(-) rent used (Jan 31st, all rent used up)

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6
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What increases and decreases Accounts Receivable?

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(+) credit sales
(-) payment collected

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7
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On account, means what?

A

Accrual

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8
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If you are given _______ information, that means it is on ______ basis

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Balance sheet
Accrual

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9
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What increases & decreases prepaid expense?

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(+) paying vendor in advance
(-) uses the expense

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10
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What increases & decreases accrued liabilities?

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(+) receive invoice from Eureka
(-) pay Eureka invoice

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11
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If cash basis is more than accrual basis, then

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There will be a negative impact on the accrual expense (less)
So deduct these less amounts from the cash basis to get to the accrual-basis amount

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12
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What does it mean to have a “modified”

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Revenue & expenses are on the cash basis
But also have balance sheet accounts. ONLY have balance sheet accounts if on the accrual basis

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13
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What increases & decreases rent receivable?

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(+) rent revenue recognized
(-) payment collected
(-) write-offs

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14
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Cash to Accrual basis how does A/R affect it?

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if A/R increases, we add it (we sold more on credit)
If A/R decreases, we subtract (we collected more payment than sold on credit)

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15
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Cash to Accrual Basis Bridge; how does A/P affect it?

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If A/P increases, then it would be a negative change (we charged more than we paid out)
If A/P decreases, then it would be a positive change (we paid more than we charged)

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16
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Cash to Accrual Bridge: A/R

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IF increases from year 1 to year 2 then more credit sales was recognized than cash collected (add bc more accrual recognized than cash collected).
If decreases from year 1 to year 2 then more cash was collected than charged sales was recorded (subtract bc more cash was collected)

17
Q

Cash to Accrual Bridge: A/P

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IF increases from year 1 to year 2 then the company charged more to vendors than paid out (subtract bc more expense should be recorded than cash went out)
If decreases from year 1 to year 2, then company paid more to vendors than was invoiced, add bc more cash out of hand than invoices recorded)

18
Q

What is the interest payable rollfoward?

A

Beginning balance
(+) interest expense accrued according to the note terms
(-) interest expense paid
= ending balance

19
Q

Accrual to Cash bridge:
How does change in A/R and A/P affect this?

A

IF A/R goes up, then less money in and more invoices given to customers so cash goes down (deduct the difference)
IF A/R goes down, then more money in than invoices given to customers, so cash goes up (add the difference)

IF A/P goes up, then we received more invoices than paid, so cash goes up (add the difference)
IF A/P goes down, we paid more bills than invoices received so cash goes down (deduct the difference)

20
Q

What impacts inventory and how..

A

Increases when semi is dropped off
Decreases when OSW trucks go on route

21
Q

What is the inventory rollforward equation?

A

Beginning inventory balance
(+) materials purchased
= COG availabe for sale
(-) cogs
= ending inventory balance

22
Q

What rollforward goes with the inventory rollfoward?
Which one must be completed first?

A

Accounts Payable
Inventory

23
Q

If A/R increases, what does NCF do?

A

Decreases bc we didn’t collect money from customers only let them charge our inventory

24
Q

If A/R decreases, what does NCF do?

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Increases, bc we collected more cash from customers than we allowed to be charged.

25
Q

What are the two types of qualitative characteristics?

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Fundamental & Enhancing

26
Q

What are the Enhancing Qualitative Characteristics?

A

> Comparability (can yours be compared to your competitors?)
Verifiability (can the accuracy be verified?)
Timeliness (were your reports available in a timely manner?)
Understandability (are they easy to understand?)

27
Q

What are the Fundamental Qualitative Characteristics?

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1) Relevance
2) Faithful Representation

28
Q

What is my Relevance Sentence?

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predictive value is checked by confirmatory value of all material information presented

29
Q

What is my Faithful Representation Sentence?

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When it comes to faithful representation, being COMPLETELY, NEUTRAL will set you FREE of ERRORS

30
Q

Which characteristics are REQUIRED and which are “good to have”?

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Required - Fundamental
Good to have - Enhancing

31
Q

What are the four criteria for Recognition in Financials
(Aka define Mr. R)

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1) DEFINE - Definitions (item meets the definition of an element of the F/S)
2) M - Measurability (item must have an amount)
3) R. - Relevance (capable of making a difference to the user)
4) R - Reliable (faithful, complete, neutral, free from error)

32
Q

What is considered as supplementary information to the financial statements?
(Explains management’s views on the business)

A

MD&A
Management Discussion & Analysi

33
Q

What does MD&A consist of?

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1) analyze company performance
2) commentary on risks to the business
3) future business projections

34
Q

The omission or misstatement of a financial statement item that will influence user decisions based on a specific entity’s financial information illustrates the concept of ______________.

_________ is a component of ___________.

A

Materiality
Relevance