Concepts CH 20

Question 1

FASB’s net asset model requires NFPs to report amounts of

Answer 1

1) Net Assets without donor restriction

2) Net Assets with Donor restriction

Question 2

NFP Financial Statements

Answer 2

1) Financial Position
2) Statement of Activities
3) Statement of C-flows

Question 3

Statement of Activities

Answer 3

Changes in net assets - Primary Purpose
Changes in categories of assets
Revenues increase assets
Expenses decrease assets

Question 4

Contributions Received

Answer 4

Ordinarily accounted for when received at FV

Question 5

Guidance for reporting F/S of NFP focuses on

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basic information for entity as whole

Question 6

Guidance also focuses on

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1) Reporting assets, liabilities, and net assets
2) Changes in net assets
3) Flows of econ resources
4) Cash flows borrowing and repayment other factors affecting liquidity
5) Service efforts

Question 7

SIA

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May be revocable/irrevocable
Distributions to beneficiary during of agreement
Assets at end of agreement retained by NFP or other beneficiary

Question 8

Total revenues, gains, and other support subtotal include HCEs

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1) Net patient service revenue
2) Premium Revenue
3) Other revenue
4) Net assets released from restrictions used for ops of NFP

Question 9

Contributions made by business donor should be recognized as

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1) Expenses

2) decrease in asset or increase in liability

Question 10

HCE other revenues, gains or losses

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1) Donated medicine or supplies
2) Donated Labor
3) Fees for educational programs
4) Proceeds for cafeteria meals
5) Grants and gifts

Question 11

Contribution to perpetual endowment

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net assets with donor restriction

Question 12

Income from donor restricted support

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net assets with donor restriction. however, if restriction expires in period income and gain recognition it may be reported without donor restriction if entity

1) has policy for reporting contribution received
2) Reports consistently
3) discloses accounting policy

Question 13

Support Program (3)

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Management & General
Fundraising
Membership Development

Question 14

Support Program - Management & General

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Oversight & Business
Budget and Financial
Management Administration
Record Keeping

Question 15

Support Program - Fundraising

Answer 15

Publicity
Maintaining Donor List
Prepare Distribution Materials
Other Solict

Question 16

Support Program - Membership Development

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Solicit Member Dues

Member Relations

Question 17

Program Services

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Distribute goods and services to beneficiaries, customers, or members to fulfill purpose of entity

Question 18

NFP must report expenses

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Functional and natural classification

Question 19

Major Classification of expenses for NFP are

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Program Services

Supporting Activities

Question 20

Pledge Receivables

Answer 20

Unconditional promise to give, with amounts due in future periods

Question 21

The expiration of restriction is recognized when

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1) stipulated time has lapsed
2) restriction has been fulfilled
or both

Question 22

Contribution of services

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reported as both expense and contribution

Question 23

Contribution of service recognized if

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1) Create or enhance non-financial assets or
2a) Require special skills
2b) are provided by those having such skills
2c) would be purchased if not donated

Question 24

NFP is subject to UPMIFA

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Statute extends a donor restriction to use of assets including return, until appropriation is made by governing board. An appropriation reduces assets with donor restriction

Question 25

If donation will not be received with a year

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PV may be used to measure FV of an unconditional promise to give

Question 26

The purpose of statement of activities of NFP

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To report change in net assets for the period

Question 27

Net patient revenue is recognized for

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fees charged for patient care, minus contractual adjustments and discounts

Question 28

An NFP may classify its assets and liabilities as

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current or noncurrent.

Question 29

Information about the nature and amounts of donor-imposed restrictions must be provided

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on the face of the statement of financial position or in the notes. Also, to report different types of restrictions, separate line items may be included in (1) net assets with donor restrictions or (2) the notes. Examples are (1) assets to be used for a specific purpose, to be preserved, and not to be sold and (2) assets to be invested to provide permanent income

Question 30

A statement of activities reports

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reclassifications of net assets, which are simultaneous increases in one class of net assets and decreases in another class of net assets. They usually result from expiration of donor-imposed restrictions.

Question 31

donor-imposed restriction is

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a stipulation that is more specific than the limits resulting from (a) the nature of the entity, (b) its environment, or (c) its organizational objectives (e.g., those stated in bylaws).

Question 32

If an NFP does not capitalize collections,

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No assets or contribution revenues or gains are recognized.
The costs (proceeds) of the collection items purchased (sold) are recognized separately as a decrease (increase) in the appropriate class of net assets.
The proceeds from insurance recoveries for collection items are recognized as an increase in the appropriate class of net assets
Cash flows from purchases, sales, and insurance recoveries of uncapitalized collection items are reported in the investing activities section of the statement of cash flows.

Question 33

Works of Art, Treasure An NFP may choose to

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a) capitalize its collections, (b) capitalize prospectively items acquired after a certain date, or (c) not capitalize collections.
Capitalization of part of the collections is not permitted.

Question 34

Pledges - Receivable in next year

Answer 34

Unconditional promise to give, with amounts due in future periods, are reported as net assets with donor restrictions unless action indicate donor intended support of current year

Question 35

Amounts recognized for services rendered that are later derecognized because they are not expected to be received.

Answer 35

Charity Care

Question 36

Amounts received by an integrated healthcare delivery system under contract to provide services on a subscription basis.

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Premium Revenues

Question 37

Initial recognition of patient service revenue.

Answer 37

Gross Amounts

Question 38

Amounts receivable from third-party payors recognized at net realizable value.

Answer 38

Contractual Adjustments

Question 39

Works of art or historical treasure is non-depreciable only is verifable evidence supports the conclusion that

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1) Cultural, aesthetic, or historical value worth perserving perpetually, and
2) the holder has means to do so

Question 40

Cost of preservation of works of art and historical treasures capitalize costs

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should be depreciated

Question 41

Revenues are reported as

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increases in net assets without donor restriction unless use of asset is restricted by donor

Question 42

Resources received in exchange transactions must be classifed as

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Revenues in net assets without donor restriction even if the provider limits their ues

Question 43

A donor-imposed condition specifies a future and uncertain event. Its occurrence or nonoccurrence gives

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the donor a right of return or releases the donor from an obligation.

Question 44

a conditional promise to give is not recognized until

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the condition is substantially met.

If the condition is not substantially met, a receipt of assets is accounted for as refundable.

Question 45

An NFP must recognize the expiration of a donor-imposed restriction on a contribution in the period when

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it expires. Expiration occurs when (a) the time stipulated has lapsed, (b) the purpose stipulated has been fulfilled, or (c) both.

Question 46

Grants, awards, or sponsorships are contributions if

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(1) the resource providers receive no value or (2) the value is incidental to the public benefit.
The transfers are exchange transactions if the public benefit is secondary.