F8 - EPS, Cash Flows and NFP Accounting Flashcards

1
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WA # of Share O/S

A

Shares O/S BOY

+Shares Sold during the period

-Shares reacquired during period

+Stock Dividends/Stock Splits

-Reverse Stock Splits

=WA Shares O/S

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2
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WA Shares:

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Multiply by O/S part of year

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3
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EPS: Dilutive Shares

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Dilutive Contingent Shares can be included in the calculation for EPS

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4
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When computing WA # of shares, what mid-year event has to be treated as if it happened at the BOY?

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Declaration and distribution of stock dividend.

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5
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Getting to Basic EPS: Calculation

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Net Income

  • Cumulative Preferred Stock
    Dividend

= Income available to CS O/S

/ Average Common Shares o/s

=EPS

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6
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When calculating WA Basic EPS, how are convertible securities treated?

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They are ignored.

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7
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How are shares issued treated when calculating WA EPS? Calculation included

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Included in calculation

NOTE: don’t forget to multiply by months o/s

Multiply by:

  • Months o/s (until next equity transaction)
  • stock split

NOTE:

  • Don’t forget to double amount outstanding at date of stock split but don’t multiply by 2 again.
  • Total amount of month’s outstanding should be 12 (total o/s / 12 = WA)
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8
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Stock splits and Stock Dividends require what in regards to shares outstanding?

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Restatement before the dividend/stock split. (As if it happen at the beginning of the year). Even if it happened in the next year, the prior year would nee to be restated

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9
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Interest Expense on convertible debt should be treated how in relation to net income and diluted earnings?

A

Added back to NI for diluted earnings

Ignored for Basic Earnings

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10
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NOTE: EPS

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Typically assume WA EPS is used

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11
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Diluted EPS: Calculation

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Adjusted NI:

NI
\+Interest Expense
-Tax Deduction eliminated 
(interest expense * TR)
\+Discount Amortization
  =Adjusted NI
Adjusted shares o/s:
CS Shares o/s
\+Conversion of preferred 
\+Conversion of bonds
  =Adjust Shares o/s

(Adjusted NI / Adjusted Shares o/s)
=Diluted EPS

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12
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Computing Diluted EPS: With o/s shares during the year

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(# of shares * months outstanding)
=WA shares o/s

Income Available for CS
/ (WA shares o/s)
=Basic/Diluted EPS

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13
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Diluted vs Basic EPS: Note

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Diluted will always produce a lower EPS than Basic

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14
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Dilutive Effect of Options: Calculation

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# of shares (exercisable 
                          options)
  • (#of shares x exercise
    price) / Average MP

=Additional shares outstanding

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15
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Dividend Adjustment and WA CS o/s: Calculation

A

Total shares * Stock split
(done for each period
separately based on #’s
before split)

*period o/s

*(Adjustment for dividend)
(1 + % dividend)

=WA

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16
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Cumulative Preferred Stock and EPS: Calculation

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IATCSH (Income available to common shareholders) is computed by deducting dividends declared in the period on “non-cumulative” preferred stock and “cumulative” preferred stock. Regardless of whether they have been paid and declared (respectively).

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17
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Cash Flows: What is not shown on the SCF when using the direct or indirect method?

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Recon of Ending RE to Net Cash Flow from operations (instead this is a rec of NI to Net Cash Flow from operations)

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18
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Investment Activities Include:

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Acquisitions and Sales of long-term assets or investment assets (buildings, equipment, bonds etc.)

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19
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Financing Activities Include:

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Obtaining resources from owners and providing them with a return (dividends paid, borrowing money, repaying amounts borrowed)

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20
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Operating Cash Flows:

A
NI
\+Increases in Liabilities 
-Increases in Assets
\+Decreases in Assets
-Decreases in Liabilities
\+Depreciation Expense
\+Losses on sale of equipment
-Gains on sale of equipment
\+Goodwill Impairment
-Decrease in Taxes Payable
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21
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Financing Activities: Calculating Cash Used

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\+Retirement of Bonds
\+Payment of Dividends
-Proceeds from Sale of TS
\+Proceeds from Issuance of debt
-Payments on LT Debt
22
Q

Cash Paid to Suppliers

A

COGS:

+Increases in Inventory
-Decreases in Inventory
-Increases in AP
+Decreases in AP

23
Q

Cash Flows Indirect Method: Supplemental Disclosures

A

Cash Paid for Interest

Cash Paid for Income Taxes

24
Q

Cash Payments made to reduce debt are included in which type of cash flow activity?

A

Financing

25
Q

Cash Flows: Amortization of Bond Discount

A

Operating Activity, added back to NI. (was originally deducted)

26
Q

Cash Flows: Net Cash from Investing Activities

A

Include cash flows from both AFS and HTM investments

27
Q

Cash Flows: Dividends

A

Dividends are included in Operating Activities

28
Q

Cash Flows: IFRS and Interest Received/Paid

A

Received: reported on either “operating or investing statement”

Paid: reported on either “operating or financing statement”

29
Q

Cash Flows: IFRS and Dividends Paid/Received

A

Paid: operating or financing

30
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Cash Flows: Non-Cash Investing/Financing Activities

A

Reported as supplemental information. Report the non-cash portion. FV of stock given up.

Examples:

  • Issuing stock for assets
  • Converting bonds to stock
  • Issuing Bonds for assets
31
Q

NFP: “Program Services” would Include? (major parts)

A

Labor Negotiations

32
Q

NFP: “Supporting Services” would include?

A

Fundraising, Membership development, Administrative and General Expenses

33
Q

NFP: Restricted vs Unrestricted

A

Only donor imposed restrictions are recognized on the financial statements. Internally imposed restrictions are still shown as “unrestricted”

34
Q

NFP: Required Financial Statements

A
  • Statement of Financial Position
  • Statement of Activities
  • Statement of Cash Flows
35
Q

NFP: Reporting Expenses

A
  • Should be reported in the functional areas (program classification, supporting activities, fund raising) on the statement of activities or notes to the F/S.
  • Are reported as decreases to “unrestricted net assets”
  • Grants and depreciation are reported as expenses
36
Q

NFP: What are the 3 Functional Classifications for expenses?

A
  • Program Services
  • Management
  • General Costs
37
Q

NFP: FASB ASC 958 Says NFP Financial Statements focus on what?

A

Basic Information for the organization as a whole

38
Q

What happens when a temporary restriction is satisfied?

A

Reclassification:

Decrease in “temporary restricted net assets” and increase in “unrestricted net assets”

39
Q

NFP: Statement of Activities Purpose

A

To report the change in net assets for the period.

40
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NFP: Release of Restricted Assets

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When expenses have been incurred inline with the restrictions, those amounts are released from restriction.

41
Q

NFP: Investing Activities

A

Include:

  • Sale of long lived assets
  • Insurance proceeds from loss of long lived assets
42
Q

NFP: Statement of voluntary health and welfare is required for who?

A

Health and Welfare organizations

43
Q

NFP: Unrestricted Revenues include?

A
  • Per Capita Dues
  • Initiation Fees
  • Sales of organizational supplies
44
Q

NFP: Contribution Revenue

A

When tickets/other tangible item is given in exchange for a contribution, the revenue recognized is the amount above the FMV of the tickets /items.

45
Q

NFP: Cash contributions and unconditional pledges are recognized as revenue when?

A

In the year they are received.

46
Q

NFP: Donated Services are recognized at FV when?

A
  • Create or enhance non-financial assets

- Require specialized skills

47
Q

NFP: Net Revenue

A
Gross Revenues
-Charity care
-Contractual adjustments
   (difference between billing 
   rates and fees negotiated)
48
Q

NFP: Good Faith Deposits

A

The use of a gift that is conditional upon raising matching funds.

Recorded as:
-Refundable Advance

49
Q

NFP: Unconditional Pledges to be collected over more than a one year period, should be reported how?

A

Pledges Receivable @PV

50
Q

NFP: Donated Property is recognized how?

A

FV and recognized as support

51
Q

NFP: Gains/Losses

A

Should be reported on Statement of Activities unless stipulated differently by the donor/law