FAR 2 Flashcards

1
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Sources of risk and uncertainty requiring disclosures per GAAP:

A

Nature of a firm’s operations, use of estimates in financial statements, vulnerability to significant concentrations, certain significant estimates, going concern assessments.

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2
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When do you recognize subsequent events?

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Only if the conditions for subsequent events occurred BEFORE the balance sheet date. Otherwise, a footnote disclosure is required if conditions exist after balance sheet date but before financial statements are issued.

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3
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Inventory turnover ratio:

A

Cost of goods sold (COGS)/Average inventory

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4
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Defensive interval ratio

A

Quick assets/daily operating expenditures

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5
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Book value per share:

A

Total owner’s equity/number of shares outstanding

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Are the results of the consolidating process recorded on the books of the parent or subsidiary?

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Neither, but on the consolidated financial statements.

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Will intercompany A/R and A/P be eliminated in the consolidation process?

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Only if the A/R and A/P are between the consolidated companies

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Can consolidated financial statements still be prepared for companies consolidated under the pooling of interests method?

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Yes, although the pooling of interests method was disallowed on June 30, 2001.

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9
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Definition of goodwill

A

Purchase price of a company - fair value of that company’s net assets (difference has to be positive amount)

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10
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Under which method of carrying a subsidiary on its books will the carrying value of an investment normally change following a combination?

A

The equity method. Carrying value of subsidiary changes as its equity changes.

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When the parent uses the cost method on its books to carry its investment in a subsidiary, what will be recorded by the parent in its books?

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Only the parent’s share of the subsidiary’s dividends declared.

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What’s the purpose of the reciprocity entry?

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To bring the investment account (on the worksheet) in balance with the subsidiary’s retained earnings as of the beginning of the period being consolidated.

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13
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What are net assets of a nongovernmental not-for-profit organization characterized as

A

Residual interest

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14
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Not-for-profit entities are required to report separate dollar amounts for:

A

Net assets without donor restriction, net assets with donor restriction, and total net assets

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15
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Cash contributions, related dividends and interest that are all donor-restricted for the long term are all classified as:

A

Financing activities on the cash flow statement.

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16
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Unrestricted cash contributions should be reported as:

A

Operating activities on the cash flow statement

17
Q

A statement of activities is similar to:

A

An income statement

18
Q

The cash flows from operating activities section for a private not-for-profit organization, under the indirect method, starts with

A

Total changes in net assets

19
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If a donation for a beneficiary was received by an intermediary, how does the intermediary report the donation?

A

As a liability

20
Q

What is a “term endowment”?

A

A donor-restricted endowment that allows part of the principle to be spent in a period