F2 Flashcards
Percentage of completion calculation for profit or loss
% = Cost / cost + expected cost
Contract price - cost = profit
Profit x % = profit
Loss recognize immediately all of it
Completed contract method profit or loss calculation
Revenue recognize when contract is complete
Expected losses immediately all
If cost + expected cost more than revenue recognize
On percentage of completion net gain or loss ?
Yes
Percentage of completion one trick
Do not forget to subtract profit previously recognized
Percentage of completion ratio
Total cost to date / total estimated cost of contract
When liability exist on percentage of completion ?
When progress billings exceeds costs and estimated earnings
When current assets reported under percentage of completion?
When sum of cumulative costs incurred plus cumulative gross profit recognized exceeds cumulative billings
Calculate deferred gross profit on balance sheet by installment method of revenue recognition
Gross profit = sales - cogs
Gross profit rate = gross profit / sales
Deferred gross profit = gp rate x account receivables
If written off take out from sales
Is installment sales recognize revenue prior to sale of merchandise ?
No it recognize revenue when cash is collected
Is cost recovery method recognize sale of merchandise revenue prior ?
No it delays revenue recognition until all costs have been collected
When cost recovery method appropriate to use ?
No reasonable basis for estimating collectibility
Deferred revenue formula
Installment receivables - collections - write off = receivables x profit rate = deferred revenue
When installment sales method permitted to use ?
Only when installment sales are material and there is no reasonable basis for estimating collectability.
When financial stmts include adjustment for both specific price change and general price level change ?
Current cost / constant dollar method includes both specific and general price level changes
During a period of inflation what amount in an asset account remains constant ?
Purchasing power loss if the item is a monetary asset
When computing purchasing power monetary item list :
Advances to unconsolidated subsidiaries
Receivables and related allowance
Bonds payables and related amortization
When computing purchasing power gain or loss on net monetary items what account is nonmonetary ?
PP&E and related accumulated depreciation are nonmonetary items
When to use specific price index
Current cost accounting
Under current cost / general purchasing power accounting what index used to adjust financial stmt ?
General price index