F2 - Financial Reporting and Disclosures Flashcards

1
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Going Concern period

A

Not to exceed one year pas the date the “FS are issued”

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2
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IFRS: Going Concern

A

Doesn’t provide guidance on liquidation accounting

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3
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Liquidation Accounting: Valuation of Assets

A

Asset may increase in value on the balance sheet: measured and presented at expected cash proceeds from liquidation

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4
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Sub Events Disclosure

A

Footnote disclosure is only required for losses that are reasonably possible

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5
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FV measurement Inputs

A

Level 1: quoted prices in the market of “identical” assets/liabilities “most reliable”

Level 2: quoted prices in the market for “similar” assets/liabilities

Level 3: Management assumptions (only used when 1&2 aren’t available)

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6
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Picking FV markets

A

Pick the one with the best “net price” (net value after transactions costs)

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7
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Reportable Segments:

A

Segments that make up at least 10% of total revenues.

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8
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Sales Disclosed for Segments:

A

Sales to 3rd parties and intercompany sales are reported separately

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9
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What is considered a major customer?

A

Customer making more than 10% of total revenues/profits/liabilities/assets, internal and external

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10
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When losses are involved in reporting segments:

A

10% of the total of profitable segments. Than take the greater of the absolute value of the income/loss for each segment. Greater = reportable

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11
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IFRS segments:

A

Don’t report: Cash Flow

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12
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Quarterly reporting:

A

If anything is to benefit multiple quarters, allocate that benefit/expense evenly to the quarters affected

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13
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Regulation S-X

A

Financials filled with SEC should include a minimum of 2 BS

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14
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Accelerated filers have a maximum of how long from the BS date to file their 10k? 10Q?

A

75 days and 40 (large), 45 (smaller)

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15
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XBRL

A

Require all financials/schedules to be filled. No MD&A or things of that sort

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16
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When should an “unusual/infrequent” occurring item be recognized for quarterly reporting?

A

Entire amount in period incurred

17
Q

Property tax quarterly allocation

A

Allocate to every quarter benefited (typically all of them)

18
Q

Income tax-basis financials are different why?

A

-Recognize certain revenues and expenses in different reporting periods.

19
Q

Note on Income-tax basis financials

A

-Nondeductible portion of expenses are still shown in expense category

20
Q

Cash accounting recognition

A

Revenue recognized and expense recognized when cash is paid or cash it paid out

21
Q

Cash basis revenue to accrual basis revenue

A
Cash basis revenue
\+Ending A/R
-Beg A/R 
\+Ending Unearned Revenue
-Beg Unearned Revenue
22
Q

Cash to accrual rules:

A
Add:
 increases in current assets
 decreases in current liabs
Subtract:
  decreases in current assets
  increases in current liabs
23
Q

Common modification to cash basis FS

A

Capitalizing Inventory

24
Q

A/R Turnover =

A

Net Sales/Avrg. Receivables

Also..

Avrg. Receivable x A/R turnover = Net sales

25
Q

Total Asset Turnover =

A

Net sales/Avrg. Total Assets

or

Avrg Total assets = Net Sales/Total Asset Turnover