FAR 1 Flashcards

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Who are and are not the primary users of the financial statements?

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Primary users: investors, creditors, lenders; NOT regulators

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Who has a direct interest in the financials?

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Company management/staff
Company suppliers or creditors
Investors or shareholders

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Who has an indirect interest in the financials?

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Financial advisors
Financial analysts
Stock exchanges
Regulatory bodies

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Who are the external users of the financials?

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Regulatory agencies
Investors
Creditors
Financial analysts

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Who are the internal users of the financials?

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Management
Board of Directors
Company employees

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6
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What are the two fundamental qualitative characteristics?

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Relevance - “In order to confirm your relevance, you must predict trends in clothing material.”
Faithful representation - “When it comes to faith, being completely neutral will set you free.”

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What are the three components of relevance?

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“PCM”

Predictive value
Confirmatory value
Materiality

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What are the three components of faithful representation?

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“CNF”

Completeness
Neutrality
Freedom from error

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What are the four enhancing qualitative characteristics?

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“C-VUT”

Comparability
Verifiability
Understandability
Timeliness

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10
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What are the components of other comprehensive income?

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“FUPIE”

Foreign currency translation gains or losses
Unrealized holding gains or losses on available-for-sale securities
Pension adjustments
Instrument-specific credit risk
Effective portion of cash flow hedges

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11
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What is the test for impairment?

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Determine whether the carrying value is greater than the sum of the future net cash flows from the asset.
If yes:
Fair value (less costs to sell) - Book value = impairment loss if negative

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What are some items included in the operating section of the statement of cash flows?

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Dividends received
Interest received/paid
Purchase/sale of trading securities

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What are some items included in the investing section of the statement of cash flows?

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Purchase or sale of fixed assets
Loans made to other entities
Purchase or sale of AFS or HTM securities
Acquisition of a subsidiary or business unit under the equity or acquisition method

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14
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What are some items included in the financing section of the statement of cash flows?

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Equity:
-Issuing common/preferred stock
-Treasury stock
-Dividend payments
Debt:
-Issuing bonds/notes
-Payments of principal on debt

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15
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What are the criteria for determining whether a lease should be classified as a finance or an operating lease?

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“OWNES PC”

Finance lease for lessee/sales-type lease for lessor (only one has to be met):
1. Ownership transfers to lessee at end of lease term
2. Written/bargain purchase option lessee is reasonably certain to exercise
3. Net present value of minimum lease payments - 90% or more of leased property’s FV
4. Economic life - lease term is 75% or more of asset’s useful life
5. Specialized asset - no alternative use to lessor
Lessor uses PC to determine if direct financing or operating lease (both must be met):
6. PV of sum of lease payments (excluding lessee guaranteed residual value) and any third-party guaranteed residual value is equal to or substantially exceeds the underlying asset’s fair value
7. Collection of the lease payments is probable.

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16
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What is the consolidating worksheet journal entry?

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“CARINBIG”

Dr: Common stock - subsidiary
Dr: Additional paid-in capital - subsidiary
Dr: Retained earnings - subsidiary
Cr: Investment in subsidiary
Cr: Noncontrolling interest
Dr: Balance sheet adjustment to FV
Dr: Identifiable intangible assets
Dr: Goodwill/gain

17
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What are the five types of governmental funds?

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“GRaSPP”

  1. General funds
  2. Special revenue funds
  3. Debt service funds
  4. Capital projects funds
  5. Permanent funds
17
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What are the two types of proprietary funds?

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“SE”

  1. Internal service funds
  2. Enterprise funds
18
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What are the four types of fiduciary funds?

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“CIPPOE”

  1. Custodial funds
  2. Investment trust funds
  3. Private purpose trust funds
  4. Pension (and other employee benefit) trust funds
19
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What is the budgetary accounting journal entry?

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“BAE BAE”
Book & close:
1. Budget
2. Activity
3. Encumbrances