FAR 1A3 CI Flashcards
What happens to other comprehensive income (OCI) at the end of each period?
β OCI is transferred to accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) each period. π
Where is accumulated other comprehensive income (AOCI) reported on the financial statements?
β AOCI is reported as part of equity on the balance sheet.
What are some examples of OCI?
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Foreign currency translation gains/losses π±
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Gains/losses (effective portion) on cash flow hedges π
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Unrealized holding gains/losses on available-for-sale (AFS) debt securities π°
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Pension or postretirement gains/losses not recognized immediately π΄πΌ
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Prior service costs or credits related to pensions/postretirement plans
What is the capital maintenance concept?
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It represents the recovery of cost and separates:
π Return on capital from
π Return of capital
How does the financial capital concept recognize price changes?
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Price changes on assets & liabilities are recognized as βholding gains and losses.β
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These are included in return on capital.
How does the physical capital concept recognize price changes?
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Price changes are recognized as βcapital maintenance adjustments.β
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These are treated as a separate element of equity, NOT included in return on capital.
How is comprehensive income calculated?
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Net income Β± Other Comprehensive Income (OCI) π¦
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Includes all non-owner changes in equity.
Are items in other comprehensive income (OCI) reported net of tax?
β Yes, OCI items are reported net of tax. π°
How is a change in accounting principle recorded?
β It is an adjustment to retained earnings. π
What does comprehensive income include?
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All changes in equity except those from:
β Owner investments
β Owner distributions
How is revenue and expenses structured in a single-step income statement?
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All gains, income, and revenues are combined and reported as revenue. π
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All expenses, including costs and losses, are grouped together
How is a multi-step income statement structured?
β Separates operating and non-operating activities. π