Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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What is filed with the registrar of companies?

A
  • statutory accounts
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2
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Another name for annual report and accounts

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The Corporate Report

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3
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What does the corporate report contain

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  • SoPoL
  • SoFP
  • SoCF
  • SoCiE
  • Notes to the financial statements
  • directors’ report
  • auditors’ report
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4
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Main provisions of the companies acts for financial statements

two requiremements

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Must:
- show and explain business transactions
- disclose with reasonable accuracy the financial position of the company

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5
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A company’s financial statements must comply with which two bodies?

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  • either UK accounting reporting standards or IFRS
  • Companies Act
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6
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when must statutory accounts be filed for plc’s?

A

6 months after year end

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7
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when must statutory accounts be filed for private limited company?

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9 months after year end

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8
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IAS 1 on the statements’ users

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financial statements must provide information about financial position, performance and cash flows that is useful to wide range of users for decision making

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9
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IAS 1: what makes a set of financial statements complete?

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  • SoFP
  • SoPL
  • SoCE
  • SoCF
  • accounting policies and explanatory notes
  • comparative info for preceding period
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10
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what would dividends issued be comprised of in the year end accounts?

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  • previous financial year’s final dividend
  • current financial year’s interim dividend
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11
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what is a current asset

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An asset that is going to be realised or sold within the usual operating cycle or within 12 months

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12
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What are the two things the director’s report contains?

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  • review of activities over last year
  • likely developments in the future
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13
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Three main sections of auditors’ report

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  • respective responsibilities of directors and auditors (directors prepare financial statements, auditors form an opinion on them)
  • basis of opinion - details of how the audit was performed and assessments made
  • opinion
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14
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what does it mean for an auditor to say their opinion is ‘unqualified’

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  • financial statements are prepared properly and to good accuracy
  • statements give a fair and true representation in line with IFRS
  • directors’ statement is coherent with figures
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15
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example of accounting policy

A

method of depreciation

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