Ch 14-15 Exam Flashcards
Note: Better on the phone because you can see the debits and credits
Sales tax acct
Cash
Revenue
Sales tax payable
Tax payable
Cash
Int exp
Int exp
Int payable
Int pay
Cash
Gain contingencies
Not recorded in accordance with conservative pranciple
Warranty acct
Contingency
War exp
Warranty liability
Record actual expenses:
Est war liability
Labor exp
Materials exp
Normal balance of a discount
Debit
Normal balance of a loss
Debit
Lease criteria for capitalization
- Non cancellable
- A. Ownership transfers
b. BPO exists
c. Lease term is 75 percent of life of the asset
d. Present value of all the minimum payments is at least 90 percent of fair value of property
Additional for lessor
- Collectibility of payments is prob
- No surprise costs
Operating lease entries LESSOR
Payment dates:
Cash
Unearned Rent Revenue
End of the year:
Unearned Rent Revenue
Rent Revenue
Depreciation Exp
Accumulated Depreciation
Capital lease lessor trans
L/R
Inventory
Cash
LR
Int revenue
Sales type lease entries lessor
LR
COGS
Sales
Inventory
Cash
Lease receivable
Operating lease lessee
- Payment dates:
Prepaid rent
Cash
- End of each year
Rent Exp
Prepaid Rent
What do we amortize?
Assets.
Capitalizing something means making it an asset on the balance sheet rather than an expense on the income statement.
Fair value adjustment entries
Loss
Fair value adjustment
The adjusted number is on the balance sheet. The loss will show up in comprehensive income
What are qualifications for a contingency to be disclosed/accrued?
- Probability of it happening
- Estimability.
Always disclose unless it is remote that it will happen. Accrue also if you can estimate the loss.
In lease payments, do I use the incremental borrowing rate or the implicit?
If both are known, use the lower of the two.
If only one is known, use that.