FAR 2 F1-F4 Flashcards

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Is obsolete inventory included in COGS? If not where is it recorded and how it treated?

A

Written off obsolete inventory is classified as an operating loss.

Reduces inventory and included in unusual gains or losses in the Income Statement. Not included in COGS.

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What is a market participant?

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Buyers and sellers acting on their economic best interest who are independent (not related parties), who are knowledgeable about an asset or liability, and are willing and able to transact for that asset or liability.

EX: Company purchased asset zoned for recreational use

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When changing inventory valuation, specifically any inventory valuation other than LIFO is it treated as a retrospective change where beginning retained earning is adjusted?

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From LIFO - FIFO, weighted average, ect OK

From FIFO, weighted average - LIFO impossible to calculate earlier layers of inventory so it would be $0

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A company is required to file quarterly financial statements with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 10-Q. The company operates in an industry that is not subject to seasonal fluctuations that could have a significant impact on its financial condition. In addition to the most recent quarter end, for which of the following periods is the company required to present balance sheets on Form 10-Q?

A. The end of preceding fiscal year.

B. The end of the corresponding fiscal quarter of the preceding fiscal year.

C. The end of the preceding fiscal year and the end of the corresponding fiscal quarter of the preceding fiscal year.

D. The end of the preceding fiscal year and the end of the prior two fiscal years.

A

Choice “A” is correct.

Due to the absence of seasonal fluctuations, the end of the preceding fiscal year is the appropriate period to include in addition to the most recent
quarter end.

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What is the sum of years formula?

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Ex: 3+2+1 = 6

Third year = 3+2+1/6 * 9000

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What is the Journal entry for undervalued asset amortization and Cash dividends under the equity method?

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For undervalued asset amortization:

Dr Equity Revenue (Income Statement) $XXX
Cr Investment Account (Balance Sheet). $XXX

For Cash Dividends:
Dr Cash (B/S). $XXX
Cr Investment Account(B/S). $XXX

: Undervalued asset amortization affects both the investment account (an asset) and the Investment income account (a revenue), while cash dividends affect the investment account but not the investment income account.

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What are the steps involved when evaluating whether or not a long-lived asset is impaired?

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1) Compare carrying amount of the asset to the un-discounted expected future $ flows of the asset

2) If Un-discounted future cash flows > the CV of asset = No impairment
If Un-discounted future cash flows < the CV of asset = impairment

3) If impairment is recognized subtract CV - Fair Value to solve for impairment loss

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What pair of values are used to determine the impairment loss of an intangible asset with an indefinite life other than goodwill?

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Test for impairment is comparing the intangible assets Fair value to its Carrying amount.

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What account is credited when an permanent impairment loss occurs for a fixed asset?

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Accumulated depreciation

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10
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What is the equation for Dollar Value LIFO’s Index?

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Index = E.I. at Current year cost / E.I. at Base Year Cost

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11
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What needs to occur for a transaction to be classified as a monetary exchange?

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When boot is greater than 25% of total consideration > (Cash + FV of Asset given up)

All gains and losses must be recognized by both parties in the transaction

Dr Truck - New XXX (Cash + FV of asset given up)
Dr Accum Dep XXX (of old asset)
Cr Cash XXX (Given up)
Cr Truck - Old XXX (Original Cost)
Cr Gain XXX

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What is capitalized for Land? What would not be included?

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Anything that gets the land ready for its use:

Purchase price + Demolition property/trees + real estate taxes in arrears - Scrap Sales + Legal fees(attorney fees)/commission costs

Driveways/Parking lots not included: separate asset

Lawn and garden sprinkler system not included: separate asset

Not included: Debt issuance costs - presented on the B.S. as a direct reduction in carrying amount of bond.

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What costs are included to capitalize a warehouse? What costs are not included?

What are considered separate assets and expenses?

A

Pay attention to how long construction lasted.

Loan (borrowings to finance construction is not included), no interest after construction has been completed

Interest incurred from start to finish of construction date + Labor + materials + overhead to construct warehouse

Parking lot is a separate asset - recorded on a different ledger account, parking lot is depreciated over a different useful life of 15 years

Water line ruptured during excavation - repair is considered an expense since asset existed before construction

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14
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What is capitalized for a new machine?

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Invoice Price + Sales Tax paid + Installation costs

Finance charges on purchase loan is an interest expense

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When a marketable security is classified as current how do you classify it?

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At FV amount at year end and classified as Equity Security

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What is the classification of a bondsinking fund?

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Restricted cash and a non-current asset

17
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What is a government bond at face value due in two years and used for expansion classified as?

A

Classified as a HTM debt security, Non-current asset

18
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How are equity securities held?

A

At fair value and can be a non-current asset

19
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How do you classify a security as an AFS Debt security?

A

When it is not HTM and when it is not trading currently by default.

Must be carried at Fair value and classified at what ever amount is at year end and classified as non-current.

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What is the J/E for reconciling a bank when a check bounces from a client and and NSF charge is involved?

A

Ex:

DR 111000 A/R
DR 57010: Misc Finance Cost (bank fees paid aka NSF)
Cr Jupiter Bank Account

21
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What is the journal entry for a Checking account that has a negative balance, that can not be off set because there is no other cash account associate with it?

A

Must zero it out

Dr 10215 Bank of Saturn - checking (Amount that makes it negative) XXX
Cr Current finance obligation (bank overdrafts) XXX

22
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What are cash equivalents?

What is the AJE for Investment account?

Which account is it put in?

A

Anything that matures within 90 days and money market funds

Posted amount - cash equivalents = adjustment

Dr Financial Investments
Cr Investment Account (Removes difference from cash and cash equivalents amount)

Would be put in Investment account

23
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What is the AJE to moved restricted cash out of a Trust account and how is cash classified?

A

Restricted cash

Dr Restricted Cash
Cr Trust Account

Moving all of the $ in the account to restricted cash

24
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When marketable securities are sold is there a balance at year end?

A

No, balance will be $0

25
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When there is an unrealized gain or loss on Equity securities

A

Can either use a valuation account if it is stated in the problem and company elects this or adjust investment directly.

If valuation account is used, must use it

if no facts about valuation is given then adjust securities directly for the unrealized gain or loss

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When a bond is purchased at a discount how do you treat it at year end if it is treated as HTM?

A

Classified at its amortized cost each year, Fair value is disregarded

Stated Rate < Market Rate = Discount

Stated Rate > Market Rate = Premium

Purchase Price + (discount) Add amortized cost each year until it reaches its Face Value

Purchase Price - (premium) Amortized Cost until it get down to Face Value

27
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What is the original J/E for buying a bond at a discount? If it pays 3% interest each year?

A

Dr Investment A 100K
Cr Discount 10K
Cr Cash 90K

Dr Cash 3K
Dr Discount on Bonds 1,097.50 (year 2)
Cr Interest Revenue 4,097.25

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what is the interest income J/E for a bond issued at par @ 3%?

A

Dr Cash 3K
Cr Interest Revenue 3K

29
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If there was an increase in stock (marketable security) and a valuation account is used what is the AJE?

A

Dr Valuation account
Cr Unrealized Gain (Year 2 - Year 1 difference)

30
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When security is sold using a valuation account what is the J/E?

A

Dr Cash (For Sale Price)
Dr Realized Loss (since its Sold)
Cr Stock D (original Cost)
Cr Valuation account (Plug)