Comprehensive B Flashcards

1
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What are the two reasons foreign exchange contracts are entered into?

A

Hedging and speculation.

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2
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What determines if a foreign change contract is handles as a hedge or for speculation?

A

Unless the exchange is handles specifically for hedging purposes, it is considered speculation.

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3
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Where are gains and losses from foreign exchange contracts recorded?

A

Under continuing operations on the income statement.

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4
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Define the two “monetary” rates used in foreign exchange contracts.

A
  1. Spot rate - rate on a particular day

2. Forward rate - what the rate is expected to be on some date in the future.

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5
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What two methods are used when available-for-sale securities rise or fall in value

A
  1. Adjust investment account directly

2. Set up a specific valuation account

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6
Q

Held-to-Maturity
Trading
Available-for-Sale
Which of the above is always considered a current asset?

A

Trading

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7
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Where are unrealized gains and losses on AVS securities listed?

A

On the balance sheet as a part of OCI

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8
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Where on the balance sheet is OCI located?

A

In the stockholder’s equity section

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9
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What is another name for the balance sheet?

A

Statement of Financial Position

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10
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Where is accumulated other comprehensive income located?

A

On the balance sheet

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11
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According to IFRS, how should inventory be valued?

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Lower of cost or NRV, net realizable value.

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12
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What is Lower of Cost or Market?

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Method of valuing inventory that reinforces the conservatism principle of accounting.

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13
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Explain the LCM principle in detail.

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Lower of Cost or Market means whichever is cheaper through production or purchase.
COST - original cost
CEILING - Net Realizable Value(selling price minus disposal cost)-UPPER LIMIT
MARKET - replacement cost
FLOOR - (NRV-normal profit) - LOWER LIMIT

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14
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How is interest capitalized during construction?

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Lesser of actual interest or capitalized(weighted-average) interest.

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15
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What is “discount on bonds payable?

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Contra account to bonds payable. Must be deducted from bonds payable when liabilities are totaled.

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16
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Characteristics of Trading Securities

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  1. Initially recorded at cost, carried at FMV
  2. Realized gains and losses appear on I/S
  3. Unrealized gains and losses appear on I/S too
  4. Operating activity
17
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Characteristics of Available-For-Sale Securities

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  1. Initially recorded at cost, carried at FMV
  2. Realized gains and losses appear on I’S
  3. Unrealized g/l on BALANCE SHEET
  4. Investing activity
18
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Characteristics of Held-to-Maturity Securities

A
  1. Amortized cost
    2, G/L appear on I/S
  2. Investing Activity
19
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What relation do Valuation Allowances have to Marketable Securities?

A

Valuation or Allowance accounts are used when Marketable Securities experience gains or losses. The allowance account carries the g/l like depreciation.

20
Q

What is Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income?

A

The totals in Other Comprehensive Income by classifications