chapter 6: accounting for and presentation of property, plant, and equipment and other noncurrent assets Flashcards

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what are noncurrent assests?

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land, buildings, equipment, intangible assets, and natural resources.

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describe the accelerated depreciation method

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a method that results in greater depreciation expense in the early periods of an asset’s life than in the later periods o its life; tax benefit

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why are noncurrent assets considered assets?

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  1. owned by an organization
  2. can generate revenue for more than one year
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what are the three ways transactions may be separated?

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  1. Financing (the business)
  2. Investments (Long-term revenue generating assets)
  3. Operation
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what is the declining-balance depreciation method?

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accelerated depreciation method in which the declining net book value of the asset is multiplied by a constant rate

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what is a discount rate?

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the interest rate used in a present value calculation

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what is the straight-line depreciation method?

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calculation of periodic depreciation expense by dividing the amount to be depreciated by the number of periods over which the asset is to be depreciated

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what are the primary issues with accounting for noncurrent assets?

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accounting for the use (depreciation) of assets; accounting for the maintenance and repair costs; accounting for the disposition of assets

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what is depreciation?

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the allocation of the cost of an asset to the years in which the benefits of the assets (life) are expected to be received; does not reflect decline in value

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which concept does depreciation follow?

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the matching concept

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when is depreciation recorded?

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each fiscal period

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on what statement is depreciation noted?

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income statement

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why is depreciation on the income statement?

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generates revenue

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explain the flow for depreciation

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depreciation expense -> depreciation for current year -> income statement

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what form of depreciation is reported on the balance sheet?

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accumulated depreciation

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for the straight-line methods, what is the formula?

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annual depreciation expense = (cost - estimated salvage value)/estimated useful life

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what is estimated salvage value

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what we expect to sell the machine(s) for at the end of it’s useful life

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what is the production method

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depreciation expense per unit produced = (cost - estimated salvage value)/estimated total united to be made

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how do you calculate the annual depreciation expense (rate)

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depreciation expense per unit produced * number of units produced during the year

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how do you calculate the the declining balance method?

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annual depreciation expense = straight line depreciation rate (=1/life years *2) * book at the beginning year