Chapter 1 Flashcards
IDEA
I - Income from Continuing Operations
D - Income from Discontinued Operations
E - Extraordinary Items
A - Accounting Principle Changes
Treated like change in estimate (PROSPECTIVELY)
To LIFO
Change in Depreciation Methods
Change from Installment Method to Immediate Recognition
Comprehensive Income
Changes in Equity other than transactions with owners (Net Income + OCI)
OCI
P - Pension Adjustment U - Unrealized G/L on AFS F - Foreign Currency Translation Adj E - Effective Portion of Cash Flow Hedge R - Revaluation Surplus (IFRS)
Segment Reporting Test
10% of combined revenues (ext and int)
10% of GREATER of profit or loss (ext or int)
10% of combined assets of operation segments
75% of consolidated revenues (ext)
Disclosure Segment Reporting
US - assets and profits(losses) IFRS - assets, liabilities, and profits(losses) * No cash flow Operating Segments Products and Services Geographic Areas Major Customers
First time Adoption of IFRS
3 BS and 2 (IS, CI, CF, E and notes)
SEC Reporting
10K - annual 60-75-90 AUDITED 10Q - quarterly 40-45 UNAUDITED 11K - annual benefit 8K - major corporate events 3,4,5 - directors, owners NON-US 20F (other countries) and 40F (Canada) 6K - semi-annual Foreign UNAUDITED
Fundamental Qualitative Characteristics
Relevance and Representational Faithfulness
Relevance (Passing Confirms Money)
Predictive Value
Confirming
Materiality
Representation Faithfulness (Completely Neutral is Free from Error)
Completeness
Neutral
Freedom from Error
Enhancing Qualitative Characteristics
Compare and Verify to Understand in Time
Comparability
Verifiability
Understandability
Timeliness
Full Set of Financial Statements
Balance Sheet Income Statement Statement of Comprehensive Income Statement of Changes in Owners' Equity Statement of Cash Flow
Fundamental Assumptions - US GAAP
Entity Going Concern Monetary Unit Periodicity Historical Cost Revenue Recognition Matching Principle Accrual Full Disclosure Conservatism
Fundamental Assumptions - US GAAP
Going Concern and Accrual