Comprehensive Income Flashcards

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comprehensive income

A
net income (per I/S)
\+ other comprehensive income (PUFER)

change in equity of company during transactions from non-owner sources

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other comprehensive income

OCI

A

“PUFE(R)” (R is IFRS only)

non-owner transactions:

pension adjustments
unrealized gains/losses (available for sale securities)
foreign currency items
effective portion cash flow hedges
revaluation surplus (IFRS only)
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pension adjustments

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GAAP - changes in pension plans due to gain/loss

IFRS - actuarial gains/loss included in OCI

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unrealized gains/losses

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only on available-for-sale securities (and its impairments)

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foreign currency items

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foreign currency translation adjustments

remains in OCI until sale or liquidation of investment in foreign entity

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effective portion of cash flow hedges

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reported in OCI until cash flows associated with hedged item are realized

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revaluation surplus

IFRS only

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recognized when intangible assets and fixed assets are revalued
not reclassified to NI in subsequent periods
may be transferred directly to RE when asset is used/recognized

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reclassification adjustments

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avoids double counting of OCI to I/S
(all transactions eventually go to NI then to RE then equity)

i.e. unrealized becomes realized (take out of CI, put back to NI)

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accumulated other comprehensive income

AOCI

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includes total OCI for current AND prior periods

just like RE, accumulated to date
OCI is “closed” to this account
reconciled in same matter RE is

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presentation of comprehensive income

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1) single statement approach
2) two statement approach

NOT reported on per share basis

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single statement approach

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starts with revenues
then NI (summarized I/S)
then OCI (net of tax)
NI + OCI =  comprehensive income
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two-statement approach

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starts with NI (per separate I/S)
then OCI (net of tax)
NI + OCI = comprehensive income
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presentation of OCI

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net of tax
OR
before related tax, then single line for aggregate income tax expense/benefit

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13
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presentation of income tax expense/benefit

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disclosed on face of statement of CI
OR
notes to financial statements

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14
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interim period reporting of CI

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required in condensed F/S

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required disclosures

comprehensive income

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tax effects of each component in OCI
changes in accumulated balances of each component (face of statement or notes to F/S)
total accumulated OCI in B/S
reclassification adjustments

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reclassification adjustments
(required disclosures)
A

changes in AOCI balances by component of OCI (separate disclosure for reclassification adjustment AND current OCI