F2 Flashcards

1
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performance obligation:

A

a promise to transfer a good or service to a customer

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2
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Disclosures for subsequent events are required for:

A

reasonable possible loss

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3
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Financial statements are considered to be “available to be issued” when:

A

1: financial statements are in a form that complies with GAAP
2: all approvals necessary for the issuance have been received

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4
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Financial statements are considered to be “issued” when:

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1: financial statements are in a form that complies with GAAP
2: the financial statements have been widely distributed to financial statement users

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5
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Should entities that file with the SEC disclose when the subsequent event evaluation ends? If so, when is that period?

A

No, When the financial statements are considered to be “issued”

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6
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Should entities that file with the GAAP disclose when the subsequent event evaluation ends? If so when is that period

A

yes, that period ends when the financial statements are “available to be issued”

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7
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Fair value is

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the price that would be received when selling an asset or paid when transferring a liability

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8
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advantageous market

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  • the one that generates the highest net price
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9
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market participants are

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buyers and sellers acting in their economic best interest, they are independent, knowledgable

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10
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What are the there level of FV measurement and which one is most reliable

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Level 1 - quoted prices in active markets for identifiable assets MOST RELIABLE
Level 2 - quoted prices for similar assets in active markets that are directly or indirectly observable
Level 3- unobservable inputs for the assets LEAST RELIABLE

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11
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days in inventory

A

ending inventory / (cogs/365)

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12
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return on equity

A

net income - preferred dividends / average common equity

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13
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inventory turnover

A

cogs/avg inventory

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14
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DuPont return on assets =

A

profit margin x asset turnover

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15
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profit margin=

A

net income/sales

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16
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asset turnover=

A

sales / average total assets

17
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fairvalue measurement valuation techniques

A

market approach
income approach
cost approch

18
Q

The principle market is:

A

the market with the greatest volume of activity for the particular asset

19
Q

total debt ratio =

A

total liabilities / total assets

20
Q

accounts receivable turnover=

A

sales (net) / average accounts receivable

21
Q

times interest earned =

A

income before interest expense and taxse / interest exp

22
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change in inventory method is a

A

change in principle and treated retrospectively