FAR 4 Module 3 Flashcards

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Why do we multiply the present value factor by the payment amount when calculating the present value of a note receivable?

How should the be reported as?

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This should be reported as notes receivable

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How do you calculate the receivable balance for an installment note under the installment sales method?

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How should a note payable issued for services (with no stated interest rate) be presented if the fair value of the services is less than the face amount of the note?

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How do you calculate the receivable balance for an installment note under the installment sales method?

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5
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What is purchasing an annuity? & Why is the answer 418,250?

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When a company records a note payable or receivable that includes interest, what account increases when the note is recorded?

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How should the discount resulting from the determination of a note payable’s present value be reported on the balance sheet?

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When is a note payable with a low or no interest rate recorded at its face value?

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9
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When determining the Acquired cost for the following, what would be the JE?

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($100,000 + $10,000 – $24,868 = $85,132)

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10
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Why is interest revenue calculated based on the present value and not the face value of a note payable when determining the interest revenue earned?

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How do you calculate the maximum additional amount a company can borrow given a debt-to-equity ratio requirement?

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Debt to equity is
Total Debt / Total Stock holders equity

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