Chapter 1 - Income Statements & Financial Reporting Flashcards

1
Q

Who has legal authority to establish GAAP?

A

SEC

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2
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Who determines GAAP?

A

FASB

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3
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What is the single source of authoritative non-gov GAAP?

A

FASB codification

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4
Q

Fundamental qualitative characteristics?

A

Relevance & Faithful representation

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5
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What is relevance?

A

“Passing confirms money”

Predictive - confirming - materiality

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6
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What is faithful representation?

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“Completely neutral & free from error”

Completeness - Neutral - freedom from error

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7
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Enhancing qualitative characteristics?

A

“Compare & verify in time to understand”

compare - verify - timeliness - understand

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8
Q

What makes up the full set of FS?

A
Statement of financial position (BS)
statement of earnings (IS)
statement of comprehensive income
statement of cash flows
statement of equity
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9
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What are the IFRS FS assumptions?

A

going concern & accrual accounting

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10
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What are the underlying elements of the FS?

A

“REGL ALE ID”
IS - revenues, expenses, gains, losses
BS - assets, liabilities, equity
Investment to owners

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11
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What is the presentation order of the IS?

A
"IDEA"
Income from continuing operations
Discontinued operations
Extraordinary items
Change is accounting principle
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12
Q

What’s included in inventory costs?

A

Purchase price

Freight-in

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13
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What’s included in selling expense?

A

Freight-out
Sales salaries & commissions
Advertising & marketing

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14
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What’s included in G&A expenses?

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Officers salaries
Accounting
Legal
Insurance

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15
Q

What’s included in discontinued operations?

A

Impairment loss
G/L from operations
G/L from disposal

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16
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What are extraordinary items?

A

Infrequent, unusual, & material

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17
Q

Where do you report material infrequent OR unusual items?

A

Continuing operations as a separate line item (gross)

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18
Q

Does IFRS have extraordinary items?

A

NO

19
Q

What are the accounting changes?

A

Change in estimate
Change in principal
Change is entity

20
Q

Number of FS sections for a change in accounting (IFRS)?

A

3 B/S & 2 of everything else

21
Q

Any exceptions to accounting principle change rules?

A

Change to LIFO and method of depreciation are changes in estimates

22
Q

Does IFRS have a change in accounting entity?

A

NO

23
Q

What makes up other comprehensive income (OCI)?

A
"PUFER"
Pension adjustments
Unrealized G/L of AFS security
Foreign currency items
Effective cash flow hedge
Revaluation gain (IFRS only)
24
Q

Comprehensive Income Formula?

A

CI = NI + OCI

25
Q

What is AOCI?

A

Total of OCI for all periods

26
Q

What is emphasized for interim reporting?

A

Timeliness over reliability (unaudited)

27
Q

What are the interim reporting tax rates used for IFRS & GAAP?

A

GAAP - enacted tax rates only

IFRS - enacted & substantially enacted

28
Q

Who is required to report a business segment?

A

publicly trade companies

29
Q

What part of the FS is an enterprise not required to show?

A

Statement of Cash Flow

30
Q

What makes up an operating segment?

A

Traceable costs to CF’s
Reviewed by CFO
has revenues & expenses

31
Q

Which parts of enterprises are not operating segments?

A

Corporate headquarters

Pension plans

32
Q

What are the tests for a reportable segments?

A

10% of revenues, P/L, assets

75% of total revenues

33
Q

Walk through the multi-step I/S.

A

Operating activities - revenues & expenses
Non-operating activities - other revenues & expenses
Unusual OR infrequent items
Income taxes (current & deferred)

34
Q

Walk through the single-step I/S.

A

Total Revenues - Total Expenses

35
Q

What are the exit/disposal costs for discontinued operations?

A

Involuntary employee termination benefits
Costs to terminate contract (not capital lease)
Costs to relocate employees

36
Q

What are the two comprehensive income approaches?

A

Single statement approach (starts with revenues)

2 statement approach (starts with Net Income)

37
Q

Define with deadlines: 10K - 10Q

A

10K - filed annually by issuers (60 days large accelerated, 75 days accelerated, 90 days others)
10Q - filed quarterly by issuers (40 days large accelerated, 45 days all others)

38
Q

Define: 11K - 20F & 40F

A

11K - annual report for EBP’s
40F - Foreign equivalent of 10K (Canada)
20F - Foreign equivalent of 10K (other countries)

39
Q

Define: 6K - 8K - Forms 3 4 5

A

6K - foreign equivalent to 10Q (filed semi-annually NOT quarterly)
8K - major corporate events
Forms 3 4 5 - directors/officers own more than 10%

40
Q

Under Regulation SX, how many BS, IS, etc must be included in the FS?

A

2 - B/S & 3 of everything else

41
Q

What is a development stage enterprise?

A

Start up
Spending on R&D
Not a lot of P/L

42
Q

What does the effective income tax rates for operations take into effect?

A

Foreign tax rates & credits
tax planning alternatives
anticipated tax credits
capital gains

43
Q

What is the purpose of the notes to the financials?

A

Provide disclosures required by generally accepted accounting principles.

44
Q

According to the FASB conceptual framework, for financial reporting to be useful, it must:

A

Provide information useful for making business and investment decisions.