Chapters 1-2 Flashcards

1
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3 purposes of the financial reporting framework

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Assist IASB to develop IFRS’s
Assist accounts preparers to develop accounting policies if IFRS does not aid them
Assist all parties to understand IFRS Standards

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2
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who are the primary users of financial reporting

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existing and potential investors, lendors and other creditors

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3
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definition of relevance

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relevant info is capable of making a difference in the decisions made by users

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4
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definition of materiality

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if ommitting or misstating info could influence decisions of the users

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5
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definition of faithful representation

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complete, neutral, free from error

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6
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what are the enhancing qualitative characteristics

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comparability
verifiability
timeliness
understandability

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7
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what is IAS 1

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If there is an option to roll forward a loan it must always be considered a NCA even if the entity is likely going to pay it within 12 months

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8
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definition of an asset

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a present economic resource controlled by an entity as a result of past events

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9
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definition of an economic resource

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a right that has the potential to produce economic benefits

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10
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definition of a liabilty

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a present obligation of the entity to transfer an economic resource as a result of past events

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11
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definition of equity

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the residual interest in the assets of the entity after deducting all of its liabilities

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12
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definition of income

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increases in assets, or decreases in liabilities that result in an increase in equity

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13
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definition of expenses

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decreases in assets, or increases in liabilities that result in an decrease in equity

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14
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when does recognition occur

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when an item meets the definition of an element and is helpful to the users of FS

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15
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when does derecognition occur

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for an asset - when control is lost

for a liability - when there is no longer a present obligation

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16
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2 main measurement bases

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historical cost

current value

17
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what is fair value

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the price that would be receieved to sell an asset or paid to trf a liability

18
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what is value in use

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PV of cash flows that an entity expects to derive from an asset

19
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what is fulfillment value

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PV of cash that entity expects to be obliged to trf a liability

20
Q

what are the 5 fundamental principles

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integrity
objectivity
professional competence and due care
confidentiality
professional behaviour
21
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5 threats to fundamental principles

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self interest
self review
intimidation 
advocacy 
familiarity
22
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what does IAS 1 say in regards to fair presentation

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compliance with IFRS must be disclosed and can only be described as complying if they comply with ALL IFRS Requirements

23
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what is a related party

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a person or entity that is related to the entity that is preparing its FS

24
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what is considered close members of family

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children, spouse, partner, step children

25
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what is ias 24

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related party disclosures

26
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what does ias 24 mean

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you must disclose name of parent and if different, the UCP
key management personnel compensation
if the entity has related party transactions

27
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what exemptions do government related entitys get

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dont need to disclose every transaction, but do need to disclose individual significant transactions

28
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definition of accounting policies

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the specific principles, bases conventions, rules and practices applied by an entity in preparing and presenting FS

29
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how should management use judgement to develop an accounting policy?

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giving consideration to :
IFRS standards dealing with similair issues

the conceptual framework definitions of elements and the recognition criteria

pronouncements of other nations GAAP and accepted industry practice

30
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when is a change in accounting policy permitted

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its required by IFRS

results in FS providing more reliable and relevant info

31
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how should a change to accounting policy for estimates be applied

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prospectively

32
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examples of accounting estimates

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depreciation, fair value, warrantys

33
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how should prior period errors be corrected

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retrospectively, by restating comparatives and opening balances

34
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criteria to be an asset

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a present economic resource controlled by the entity as a result of past events

35
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criteria to be a liability

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a present obligation of the entity to transfer an economic resource as a result of past events