chap 5: elements of financial statements Flashcards

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it portray the financial effects of transactions and other events by grouping them into broad classes according to their economic characteristics.

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financial statements

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refer to the quantitative information reported in the statement of financiL position and income statement.

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elements of financial statements

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are the building blocks from which financial statements are constructed.

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elements of financial statements

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the cf identify no elementd that are unique to the _ because such statement comprises itemsn that appear in the statement of financial position and the incomd statement.

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statement of changes in equity

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5
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is the residual interest in the assets of the entity after deducting all of the liabilities.

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equity

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6
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is a right that has the potential to produce economic benefits.

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economic resources

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7
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is an economic resource and that the potential economic benefits no longer need to be expected to flow the entity.

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asset

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true or false: an entity controls an asset if it has the present ability to direct the use of the asset and obtain the economic benefitd that flow from it.

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true

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it includes the ability to prevent others from using such asset and therefore preventing otherd from obtaining the economic benefits from the asset.

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control

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it may arise of an entity enforced legal rights.

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control

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true or false: if there are no legal rights, control can still exist if an entity has other means of ensuring that no other party van benefit from an asset.

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true

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12
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is the obligation to transfer an economic resource and nog rhe ultimate outflow if economic benefits.

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liability

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13
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true or false: the outflow of economic benefits no longer needs to be expected.

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true

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14
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true or false: the new definition of liability to some extent is inconsistent with the definition of liability under ias 37. the iasb stated that the requirements if a standard shall always prevail over rhe cf.

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true

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is a duty or responsibikity that an entity has no practical ability to avoid. it can be either legal or constructive.

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obligation

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16
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true or false: income do not encompass both revenue and gains.

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false - encompasses

17
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the essence if revenue is _?

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regularity

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true or false: gains include gain from disposal of noncurrent asset, unrealized gain on trading investment and gain from expropriation.

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true

19
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refers to the income statement and a statement presenting other comprehensively one.

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statement of financial performance

20
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is the primary source of information about an entity’s financial performance. As a general rule, all income and expenses are included in profit or loss.

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The income statement or statement of profit or loss

21
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true ir false: However, in developing accounting standards, there are some items of income and expenses that are included in other comprehensive income and not in profit or loss if suchpresentation would provide more relevant and faithfully represented information about financial performance.

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true

22
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true or false: There are instances that an amount in other comprehensiveincome in one reporting period may be recycled to profit or loss in another reporting period. Such recycling is permitted as long as it would result to relevant and faithfully represented information about financial performance.

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true

23
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encompass losses as well as those expenses thatarise in the course of the ordinary regular activities.

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expenses