FAR 3 Flashcards
What is the treatment for gain and loss contingencies on the balance sheet?
Gain contingency:
1) Probable/reasonably possible - do not accrue; disclose amount & nature in notes
2) Remote - ignore
Loss contingency:
1) Probable to occur & can be reasonably estimated - accrue; disclose range of amounts & nature in notes
2) Reasonably possible to occur but cannot be reasonably estimated - do not accrue; disclose range & nature in notes
3) Remote - ignore
If neither the O nor the W in the OWNES mnemonic exist, how long should the present value of the lease liability be amortized/depreciated?
By the length of the lease term, NOT by the useful life of the asset
How is the bond issue price calculated using present value factors?
Bond face value x present value factor
+ Bond interest payment x present value of ordinary annuity/annuity due (depending on when the payment is made)
*Always use the market interest rate for the present value factor
What is an easy way of determining whether a deferred tax liability or a deferred tax asset exists?
- Deferred tax liability: Financial income > taxable income (e.g., double-declining balance method for tax purposes vs. straight-line method for financial reporting purposes)
- Deferred tax asset: Financial income < taxable income (e.g., prepayment of rent - recognize the full amount of revenue on tax return; only recognize portion of revenue that is earned on the books)