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Current Assets & Liabilities Flashcards

1
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What is a current asset?

A

Cash plus other assets that are expected to be sold or converted to cash during the current operating cycle

Includes: Demand deposits, cash equivalents, accounts receivable, inventory, pre-paids, and short-term investments

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2
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What is a current liability?

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A liability expected to be paid within 12 months or less

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3
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How is the Quick Ratio calculated?

A

(Cash + A/R + Trading Securities) / Current Liabilities

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4
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How is the Current Ratio calculated?

A

Currents Assets / Current Liabilities

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5
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How is Working Capital calculated?

A

Currents Assets - Current Liabilities

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6
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How is A/R Turnover calculated?

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Credit Sales / Average A/R

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7
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How is Inventory Turnover calculated?

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COGS / Average Inventory

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8
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How is Day Sales in Inventory calculated?

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365 / Inventory Turnover

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9
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How is Days to Collect A/R calculated?

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Average A/R / Average Sales per Day

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10
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How are gain contingencies recorded?

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They are NOT accrued due to Conservatism

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11
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When are loss contingencies recorded?

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If Probable - they are accrued (if estimable) and disclosed

If Reasonably Possible - they are disclosed

If Remote - don’t accrue or disclose

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12
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Recording legally restricted or segregated cash

A

As long term asset - Investment

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13
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Treatment of unmarked check

A

Not deducted from cash balance

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14
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Treatment of overdrawn bank balance

A

Presented as current liability unless other accounts at same bank have sufficient cash

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15
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Examples of credits to AR

A

Sales returns, write-offs, collections

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16
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Treatment of interest from note receivable

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Included as current asset in interest receivable

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17
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Calculate interest receivable

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Face value x stated rate x time

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18
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Calculate interest revenue

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Carrying amount x effective rate x time

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19
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Treatment of accounting loss

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Cannot exceed the amount of AR recognized as an asset

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20
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Basis of aging receivables method of I collectible accounts

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Theory that bad debts are function of AR collections during the period

21
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Treatment of previously written of bad debts

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  1. DR - AR ; CR - allowance for doubtful accounts

2. DR - Cash ; CR - AR

22
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What is an assignment

A

Owner obtains loan by pledging receivable

23
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What is factoring

A

Sale of receivables

24
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Treatment of factored receivables and control surrendered

A

Treat as sale, risk of uncollectible accounts not retained by seller without recourse

25
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Calculate cash for factoring

A

Ar - holdback - fee - interest expense ( AR x rate x avg days / 365

26
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What is financial component approach

A

Seller has continued involvement, reduce AR, recog asset obtained and liabilities incurred, record g/l

DR - cash , holdback , loss
CR - AR , recourse liability at FV

27
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What is due from factor (holdback)

A

Account for probable sales discounts, returns, allowances.

28
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What is recourse liability

A

Recorded to indicate probable uncollectibles

29
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When is sale of receivables recognized?

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  1. Receivables beyond reach of transferor and transferors creditors
  2. Transferor has no repurchase agreement
  3. Tranferee can resell or pledge receivables
30
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How should serving assets and liabilities be amortized?

A

In proportion to and over period of estimated net servicing income or net servicing loss

31
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Treatment of transfer of financial asset but continuing interest in serving asset

A

Held at difference between carrying value and amount de-recognized

32
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What is a pledge

A

An arrangement of having collateral transferred to secured party

33
Q

Calculate net proceeds and gain of loan sold with swaps and options

A

Net proceeds = cash received + call options + interest rate swaps - recourse obligation

Gain = net proceeds - carrying value of loan sold

34
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How are financial assets subject to prepay measured

A

As investments in debt securities classified as AFS or trading

35
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Calculate effective interest rate

A

Effective interest rate = interest paid / cash received

36
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Calculate contributions (like a bonus) based on percentage of income after bonus

A

C = C% x (income - C)
C = C%xIncome - C%xC
C + C%x C = C%xIncome

C%xIncome / (C + C%xC)

37
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Disclosure of aggregate amount of payments for unconditional purchase obligations

A

Disclose for each year for 5 years after balance sheet date

38
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Estimate to use when contingent liability is probable

A

Best estimate or lower range of estimate

39
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When are remote contingencies disclosed

A

Guarantee of others debts, standby letter of credit by bank, agreement to repurchase receivables, related party transactions

40
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When to accrue vacation time?

A
  1. Obligation arises from prior services
  2. Arises from rights that vest or accumulate
  3. Payment probable
  4. Amount estimateable
41
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When can warranty obligation be recorded at FV?

A

Only if contract can be settled by 3rd party

42
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How is asset retirement obligation (ARO) recorded and adjusted

A

Recorded at FV and adjusted for estimates using discounted cash flows and accretion expense (increase in expense due to time)

43
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Treatment of land held for resale

A

Included in current assets

44
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Examples of current liabilities

A

AP, dividends payable, bonds payable in next year (less discounts)

45
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Calculate operating cycle

A

days sales in inventory + # days sales in AR

46
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IFRS disclosure of contingent assets

A

Not accrued, disclose if probable

47
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Under IFRS, treatment of debt if covenant missed

A

Debt reclassified as current

48
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What are IFRS provisions

A

Accounts that are uncertain to amounts or timing

49
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What are IFRS contingencies

A

Event which is not recognized on F/S because it is not probable that an outflow will be required or the amount cannot be reasonably estimated

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