Deck 10 Flashcards
(19 cards)
What factors adjust the bank balance?
Deposits in transit (add) and Outstanding checks (subtract) and errors
What factors adjust the book balance?
Service charges (add); bank collections (add); errors; and Non-sufficient funds (subtract); and Interest income (add)
Net method vs. gross method for sales/cash discounts:
Net method: Records sales and A/R net of the discount; Gross method: Record sales and A/R without regard to the discount
Difference between sales/cash discounts and trade discounts? (Net or gross method used)
Sales/cash discounts: either method; Trade discounts: net method only
Expected exchanges vs. sales returns or allowances:
Exchanges: dont affect any accounts; Sales returns/allowances: Decreases A/R and sales
Factoring without recourse:
True sale; Sale is final and the assignee (the factor) assumes the risk of any losses
Factoring with recourse:
Sale or loan; Factor has an option to re-sell any uncollectible receivables back to the seller
In consignment sales, revenue is recognized when:
The goods are sold to a third party
The cost of consigned inventory includes:
The cost of inventory plus any costs needed to get the inventory in place for sale (does not include advertising)
Current market value of inventory
Recognize a loss on the income statement and recognize a liability for the accrued loss
Understatement of ending inventory results in:
Overstatement of COGS, Understatement of RE and net income
Calculation for Inventory at Base $ =
Inventory at current $/Price index
What method does IFRS use to value inventory?
Lower of cost or net realizable value
Journal entry to adjust the security to FV under the cost method (loss):
Dr. Unrealized holding loss; Cr. Investment in investee (switch the entries for a gain)
What designation can only be applied to held-to-maturity securities?
Debt (not equity)
Consigned goods:
The consignor includes the consigned goods in its inventory (Inventory costs include shipping)
Consignor:
The seller
Inventory that is not costed using LIFO or retail method should be measured at (for GAAP):
Lower of cost and net realizable value
Inventory costed using LIFO or the retail method should be measured at the (for GAAP):
Lower of cost or market