Company Financial Stmts Flashcards

1
Q

What is the format of financial statements prescribed by?

A

IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements

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2
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What makes up a complete set of statements in accordance with IAS1?

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  • stmt Financial Position
  • Stmt of profit or loss and other comprehensive income
  • stmt of changes in equity
  • stmt of cash flows
  • Notes, summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory notes
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3
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Where does profit for year from P/L go?

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To Retained Earnings
- in stmt change in equity
- stmt FP

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4
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How else can Non-Currently Assets be referred to?

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  • long term
  • fixed
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5
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What is the difference between how assets are shown in Sole traders stmts vs Companies?

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  • same however only show Carrying Amounts, detail in notes
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6
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If Current Assets > Current Liabilities what is the excess called?

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  • working capital
  • net current assets
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7
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What are the criteria to be classified as current asset?

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  1. to be realised within 12 months (most important)
  2. to be realised/held for sale in normal operating cycle
  3. primary purpose to be traded
  4. cash/equivalent and not restricted
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8
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Operating Cycle of a Company

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time between acquisition and realisation in cash/equivalent

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9
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What are the criteria for current liabilities?

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  1. to be realised/due within 12 months
  2. settled within entity’s normal operating cycle
  3. for purpose of trading

others include bank overdraft, income taxes

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10
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How else are retained earnings described?

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= Revenue Reserve
= Accumulated Profits
= Undistributed Profits
= Unappropriated Profits

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11
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Why are Retained Earnings particularly important if the company make a loss one year?

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previous retained earnings from when profit was made can be used to paid dividends still

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12
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What does a debit balance on retained earnings account mean?

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  • company has accumulated losses
  • very occasional
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13
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What is included in stmt of profit or loss and other comprehensive income?

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  • all realised and unrealised gains/losses in one statement of performance
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14
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Realised gains/Losses

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  • have happened in year
  • profit for the year
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Unrealised Gains/ Losses

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  • not happened yet, not retained earnings, not real
  • revaluation gains
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16
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How can Statement of Profit or Loss and other comprehensive income be presented?

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  • as a single statement, other comp income added on at bottom after Profit for year
  • as two separate statements with profit for year brought into comp income
17
Q

What is the layout of Other Comprehensive Income?

A

….Profit for year
Other Comprehensive Income
Gains on Property Revaluation

Total comprehensive income for year

19
Q

Where is property revaluation shown in stmts?

A
  • Other Comprehensive Income
  • Changes in equity
20
Q

What is the point of stmt of changes in equity?

A
  • shows movements in entity’s equity for the period
  • how/why got from last years equity to this years
21
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What accounts may be included in the changes of equity stmt?

A
  • share capital
  • share premium
  • retained earnings
  • revaluation surplus
  • any other reserves
  • total
22
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What are the events that may be included in stmt of changes in equity?

A
  • issue of share capital
  • dividends
  • total comprehensive income ( can be split between profit/other comp income)
  • transfer to retained earnings
23
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When would a transfer from revaluation surplus to retained earnings be allowed?

A

Under IAS 16
- annually the difference between depreciation calculated on revalued assets and historic cost depn can be transferred- as revalue is only estimate, cost is still real value
- on disposal, balance on revaluation surplus can be transferred

24
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What is the double entry for transfer from revaluation surplus to retained earnings?

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DR Revaluation Surplus
CR Retained Earnings

25
Q

What is the point of Notes in financial statements?

A
  • provide more detail to users of accounts
  • on the face only want as little detail while still complying with standards
26
Q

What should a note for tangible non-current assets include?

A

reconciliation of opening/closing amounts at begin/end of period

For all different categories- land/buildings, machinery, plant, office equipment

Carrying amount at begin period
Additions
Revaluation Surplus
Depreciation Chg
Disposals
Carrying Amounts at end of period

Current years:
Cost/Valuation
Accumulated Depreciation
Carrying Amounts

Last years:
Cost/Valuation
Accumulated Depreciation
Carrying Amounts

27
Q

What should also be disclosed/written in note for Tangile NCA for property, plant and equipment?

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  • accounting policies
    For each class
  • depreciation methods
  • useful lives/depreciation rates
  • total depreciation
  • gross amount on depreciable assets and related accumulated depn at begin/end
28
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What should also be disclosed/written in note for Tangile NCA for revalued assets?

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  • effective date
  • independent valuer involved?
  • carrying amount for each class that would have been included had asset been carried at cost less depn
  • revaluation surplus
30
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What should be included in a note on intangible non-current assets?

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For all classes- development expenditure

Carrying amount at begin
additions
Amortisation charge
Disposals
Carrying amount at end of

Current Years:
Cost
Accumulated amortisation
Carrying amount

Previous years:
Cost
Accumulated amortisation
Carrying Amount

31
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What written disclosure notes need to be included with intangible NCA?

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  • accounting policy
    for each class
  • method of amortisation
  • useful life/amortisation rates
  • gross carrying amount, accumulated amortisation
  • accumulated impairment losses at begin/end- fall in value
  • carry amount of internally generated intangible assets
  • line of P/L in which amortisation is included
32
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What should be included in a note for inventory?

A

Raw materials
Work in Progress
Finished Goods

Total

33
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What should be included in note on provisions?

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Movement
provisions at begin
Increase in provision in period
Released in period (amount used)
end of period

for each class that would
- disclosure of background
- uncertainties
- nature of provision
- expected timing
- major assumptions
- expected reimbursements
- whether any asset recognised for above

34
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What should the note on contingent liabilities contain?

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unless remote
- description of nature
- estimate of financial effect
- uncertainties - amount/timing
- possibility of reinbursement

35
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What should the note on contingent assets contain?

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Where inflow of economic benefit probable:

  • description of nature
    estimate of financial effect
36
Q

What should a note on events after reporting period include?

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for non-adjusting events after reporting period
- nature of event
- estimate of financial effect

37
Q

what does IFRS 15 explain?

A

Revenue from Contract with Customers
- how revenue should be recognised
- recognised when there is a transfer of control

38
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When can revenue be recognised as transfer of control?

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  • from entity supplying to customer
  • entity has present right to payment for asset
  • customer has legal title to asset
  • entity has transferred physical possession of asset
  • significant risks/rewards of ownership have been transferred to customer has legal