Concepts Flashcards

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How should the balances of progress billings and construction in progress be shown at reporting dates prior to the completion of a long-term contract?

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Progress billings and construction in progress should be netted for balance sheet presentation as a current asset or liability.

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What entry is needed for declaration of stock split?

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In a stock split, no journal entry is recorded and no retained earnings are reclassified.

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How is cash receipt of dividend recorded on cash flow?

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This is a cash inflow from an INVESTING activity.

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How is dividend paid to shareholder shown on the cash flow statement?

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Payment of dividend is a cash outflow from FINANCING

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How is a gain or loss of sales of investment is recorded on the cash flow statement?

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It is an operating activities; gain need to subtract from the income and loss need to add to the income

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What is Additional Paid In Capital?

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Additional Paid In Capital is the difference between Cash and Par Value.

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If the stock Dividend is less than 20% to 25%, it is …..

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Stock dividend

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If the stock Dividend is more than 20% to 25%, it is …..

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Stock splite

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9
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What effect does it have on Expenses, Net Income and Current Assets when write off Bad Debt?

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Expenses, Net Income and Current Assets has no effect when write off bad debt.

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How should the loss contingency presented in the Financial Statement?

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A liability arising from a loss contingency should be recorded if the contingent future event will probably occur and the amount of the loss can be reasonably estimated.

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When should an entity disclose the loss contingency in the notes?

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The disclosure is need if the contingency can not be reasonably estimate and probability is not available.

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12
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When should an entity accrued the loss contingency?

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The contingency must be accrued if the probability can not be determine and the amount can not be reasonably estimate.

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13
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When should a gain contingency recognized?

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The gain contingency is not recognized unit it is realized.

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14
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How would the gain/loss on purchase commitment be treated?

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Gain on purchase commitment is not recorded

Loss is recognized on a non-cancellable purchase commitment.

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15
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Under which inventory valuation method, both the periodic and perpetual accounting systems will result in the same amount of ending inventory.

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FIFO

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16
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Which inventory method is not permitted under IFRS?

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LIFO

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17
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How is inventories measure under GAAP?

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The LCM value must be:

Ceiling > Replacement cost

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18
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What amount is the Held-to-Maturity reported on the Financial Statement?

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Held-to-maturity securities are reported at amortized cost.

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What are the acquisition cost? How should it be treated?

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Acquisition costs are:
finder’s fees, professional and consulting fees, and general administrative costs.

These cost should be expense as it incurred

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20
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Equity method is not applicable to what type of stock?

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Preferred Stock.

Entity should report preferred stock dividend as dividend revenue on the income statement.

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21
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Which inventory system is applicable to use Weighted-Average cost?

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Periodic system

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22
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which inventory system is applicable to use Moving-Average?

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perpetual system.

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23
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How is the bad debt amount be treated under the Income Statement method?

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Under the Income Statement method, the amount recognized for bad debt needs to add to the balance of the bad debt account and the balance of the Allowance for Un-collectible account.

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How is the bad debt amount be treated under the Balance Sheet method?

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The bad debt and allowance for un-collectible account is adjusted by the difference between the balance in the allowance and the amount recognized for the period.

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25
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Which type of security has the following characteristic?

  1. Report at amortized cost
  2. No re-measurement to FMV at the balance sheet date
  3. realized gain or loss reported on the income statement
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Held-to-Maturity Security

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26
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Which type of security has the following characteristic?

  1. Record at FMV on the date of purchase
  2. Re-measure to FMV at the Balance Sheet date
  3. Unrealized holding gain or loss report on income statement
A

Trading Security

27
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Which type of security has the following characteristic?

  1. Initially record at cost.
  2. Re-measure to FMV at each balance sheet date
  3. Record at FMV on the balance sheet
  4. Unrealized gain/loss reported on Other Comprehensive Income (OCI)
  5. When security is sold, the realized gain/loss previously recoginzed in the OCI must be reclassified to the income statement.
A

Available for Sales Security

28
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What are the criteria for a capital lease?

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A Capital Lease must meet one of the criteria:

1) the lease transfers title to the lessee
2) the lease has a bargain purchase option
3) the lease term is 75% or more of the useful life of the leased asset
4) the present value of the minimum lease payments is 90% or more of the asset’s fair value.

29
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Can a previous recognized impairment loss be reverse?

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NO

30
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What is goodwill?

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Goodwill only recognized only in business combination.

It is assets representing future economic benefits from other assets acquired in a business combination that are not individually identified and separately recognized.

31
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How is Goodwill tested for impairment ?

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The impairment is test

1) tested at the reporting-unit level.
2) Tested each year
3) Company may elect a qualitative assessment test first to determine if a quantitative test is needed.

32
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How is the quantitative test perform for Goodwill?

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The quantitative test is perform by:
1) Compare the FV of the reporting unit with its carrying amount, including goodwill.

If FV > carrying value ==> no impairment loss. Otherwise, compare the implied FV of goodwill with the carrying value.

The impairment loss recognized is non-reversible.

33
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How is a capitalized lease be determine?

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Capital lease must meet one of the following criteria.

1) Lease transfers ownership
2) Lease has a bargain purchase option
3) The lease term is 75% or more of the estimated economic life of leased property
4) The present values of the minimum lease payment is 90% of FV of leased property

34
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what is a minimum lease payments?

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Minimum Lease payment is the total amount of cash that the Lessee is expected to pay to the Lessor over the lease term. This includes the rental amount, plus the residual value or the minimum rental value plus the amount of BPO (bargain purchase option).

35
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What amount of the capital lease asset should lessee recognize under the capital lease?

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Under a capital lease, the lessee recognizes a leased asset an amount equal to the present value of the minimum lease payment.

36
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How is the deferred tax report on the financial statement?

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The deferred tax is report netted of current and non-current

37
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Which depreciation method use the book value to calculate depreciation?

A

Double Declining Balance

38
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Which depreciation method use the carrying amount of the asset to calculate depreciation?

A

Sum of the year digit
Straight line
Unit of production

39
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How long can a patent be amortized?

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Patent can be amortized over the useful life or the legal life which ever is shorter.

40
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Can a trademark be amortized?

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Trade can only be amortized if it has a finite useful life.

41
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How should the Fixed manufacturing OH cost and Variable selling cost be classified under variable costing?

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Fixed Manufacturing OH cost and Variable Sell cost is period cost under variable costing method.

42
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What is the Absorption Costing?

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Absorption cost = full costing
Use for external reporting. All manufacturing costs ( direct materials, direct labor, variable OH and fixed OH must be treated as product cost.

All selling and administrative cost must be reated as period cost

43
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What is variable costing?

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Variable costing = Direct cost

Variable costing is for internal reporting purpose. Only variable manufacturing costs are capitalized as product costs.

44
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What is Mixed (Semi-variable) costs?

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Mixed (Semi-variable) is cost combine with fixed and variable cost.

45
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What costing technique is require for external reporting?

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Absorption costing is require for external reporting.

46
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What is actual costing?

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Actual costing is the most accurate and most time consuming

47
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what is normal costing?

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Normal costing charges actual direct materials and direct labor to a specific product or production department but applies OH on the basis of budgeted rates.

48
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What cost system is use for manufacturing customized products?

A

Job-Order Costing

49
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What cost system is use for mass production?

A

Process costing

50
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what cost system is use when OH is a high proportion of the total cost?

A

Activity-based costing (ABC)

51
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What cost system is use to track a product’s lifetime costs?

A

Life-Cycle costing

52
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What is Standard costing?

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Standard costing is a system designed to alert management when the actual costs of production differ significantly from budgeted(standard) costs. Standard costs are predetermined, attainable unit costs.

53
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What is Flexible Budgeting?

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Flexible budgeting is the calculation of quantity and cost of inputs that should have been consumed given actual production. Flexible budgeting supplements static budget, which is the company’s best projection of the resource consumption ofr the level will be achieve.

54
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What is Theoretical (ideal) capacity?

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Theoretical (ideal) capacity is the maximum capacity assuming continuous operations with no holidays or downtime, etc.

55
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What does Gross margin include in the calculation?

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Gross margin is the differences between sales and the absorption cost of goods sold

56
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What is the Actual Costing?

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Actual costing is the most accurate method of accumulating costs. However, it is also the least timely and the most volatile method.

57
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What is the Activity-based Costing (ABC)?

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Activity-based costing (ABC) first assigns resource costs to activities. These activity costs are then assigned to physical goods

58
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What is life-cycle costing emphasizes?

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Life-cycl costing emphasizes the need to price products to cover all the costs incurred over the lifespan of a product, not just the costs of production.

59
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When is Job-order costing is appropriate in a production?

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Job-costing is appropriate when products with individual characteristics or identifiable grouping are possible.

60
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What is process costing?

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Process costing is used when similar products are mass produced on a continuous basis.

61
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Describe the Variable cost pricing transfer.

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Variable cost transfer pricing policy by allowing the buyer to purchase at the selling division’s variable cost. Unused production capacity will be utilized. This method only can be use when the selling division has access capacity.

62
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Describe the Negotiate pricing policy.

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  1. The selling price is above the variable cost.
  2. May result when subunits are free to determine their internal pricing
  3. appropriate when price is subject to rapid fluctuation.
63
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Describe the Full Cost pricing policy.

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Full Cost- Absorption cost.

1. This is to ensure the division does not incurred a lost.