Deck 19 Flashcards

1
Q

Dilutive shares

A

Avg. price is greater than the exercise price (must use treasury stock method) or Basic EPS > dilutive EPS

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2
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Formula to compute additional shares outstanding (Treasury stock method) =

A

Number of shares issued - ((# of shares x exercise price)/avg. market price))

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3
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Anti dilutive shares

A

Avg. price is less than exercise price (Basic EPS

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4
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Cash paid to suppliers =

A

COGS + increase in inventory - decreases in inv. + decrease in A/P - inc. in A/P

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5
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How do increases in current assets and decreases in current liabilities affect cash flow statement?

A

Uses of cash (decrease)

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6
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How do decreases in current assets and increases in current liabilities affect cash flow statement?

A

Source of cash (Increase)

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7
Q

How does bond discount amortization affect the cash flow statement?

A

Add back to net income in the operating activities section

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8
Q

Cash paid to purchase common stock should be included where in the statement of cash flows?

A

Subtraction from investing

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9
Q

The collection of notes receivable (loans) is recorded where in stmt of cash flows?

A

Investing

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10
Q

Interest received (Stmt of cash flows) - IFRS vs. GAAP

A

IFRS: operating or investing; Gaap: operating only

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11
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Interest paid (stmt of cash flows) - IFRS vs. GAAP

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IFRS: operating or financing; GAAP: operating only

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12
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Dividends paid (stmt of cash flows) - IFRS vs. GAAP

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IFRS: operating or financing; GAAP: financing only

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13
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Cash received from customers (direct method) =

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Revenues - increase in A/R + decrease in A/R + increase in unearned revenue - decrease in unearned revenue

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14
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Gain/loss indirect method only =

A

Selling price - NBV

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15
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Operating cash flows (indirect method)

A

NI + depreciation expense & amor. + losses - gains - equity earnings +/- change in operating assets and operating liabilities

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16
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Investing activities

A

Change in non current assets (Ex: making loans to other entities, etc.)

17
Q

Financing activities

A

Changes in interest bearing debt and equity

18
Q

Where are capital lease obligations located in stmt of cash flows?

A

Considered a non cash activity; shown in a separate supplemental disclosure

19
Q

Where are principal payments located in cash flow statement?

A

Financing outflow (interest paid is operating)

20
Q

Journal entry for the retirement of treasury stock (cost method)

A

Dr. C/S and APIC; Cr. APIC - T/S and Treasury stock (at cost)

21
Q

Examples of items that must be separately disclosed under indirect method?

A

Cash paid for income taxes and interest paid (both of these are included in the operating section of the stmt of cash flows)