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FAR - Framework Flashcards

1
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What are the 7 components of the general purpose external financial report?

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  1. Income statement
  2. Balance sheet
  3. Statement of cash flows
  4. Statement of retained earnings
  5. Statement of comprehensive income
  6. Footnote disclosure
  7. Auditors opinion.
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What does GAAP address?

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Recognition, measurement, and disclosure.

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3
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What are the five financial statements?

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  1. Income statement
  2. Statement of comprehensive income
  3. Balance sheet
  4. Statement of changes of shareholders equity
  5. Statement of cash flows
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4
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What is neutrality?

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Free of bias

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5
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What are the ingredients of relevance?

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Predictive value, confirmatory value, and materiality.

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6
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What is completeness?

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Includes all data necessary to be faithfully representative.

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What are the ingredients of faithful representation?

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Completeness, free from material error, neutrality.

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What is verifiability?

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Different knowledgable and independent observers can reach similar conclusions

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9
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What is predictive value?

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To be relevant, accounting information should assist financial statement users in making predictions about future events

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What are objectives of financial reporting?

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To provide information about the entity to current and future users of the financial statements who are making credit and investment decisions

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List the enhancing qualitative characteristics of financial information.

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  1. Comparability
  2. Verifiability
  3. Timeliness
  4. Understandability
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What are the primary qualitative characteristics of financial information?

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Faithful Representation and Relevance.

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The four assumptions are

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  1. Entity
  2. Going concern
  3. Unit of measurement
  4. Time period assumption.
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14
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The four principles are

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Revenue recognition
Expense recognition
Measurement
Full disclosure.

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When should a company recognize revenue?

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When they are earned and collectibility is reasonably assured

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16
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What is conservatism

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The reporting of less optimistic amounts under conditions of uncertainty

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17
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What does a fresh start measurement do?

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Establishes a new carrying value after an initial recognition and is unrelated to previous amounts

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18
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Define cost effectiveness

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This constraint on GAAP limits recognition and disclosure if the cost of providing the information exceeds its benefit

19
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What is the purpose of the SEC?

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Enforces GAAP

20
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Describe the formula for quick or acid test ratio

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(Cash + long term investment + A/R) / current liabilities

21
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How are assets recorded on the balance sheet

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Declining order of liquidity

22
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Define net realizable value

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The amount the firm expects to receive from the sale or collection of an item

23
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What is a valuation account used for

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Used to increase or decrease the book value of an item to a measure of current value

24
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Define gains

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Increases in equity or net assets from peripheral or incidental transactions

25
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What is the main purpose of disclosing comprehensive income?

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To report the net change in equity in a single amount

26
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What is the equation to get comprehensive income?

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CI = Net income + other comprehensive income

27
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What is the indirect method on the statement of cash flows

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Reconciles net income to cash flows from operating activity

28
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What is the direct method on the statement of cash flows

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Actual inflows and outflows from cash operations. Must also disclose the indirect method as a supporting schedule.

29
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What is the cash flow category for interest paid and received?

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Operating activities.

30
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What items are in the operating activities category on the statement of cash flows?

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  1. From customers
  2. Interest income or dividend income
  3. Sale of trading investments
  4. Suppliers and employees
  5. Government
31
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What items are in the investing activities category on the statement of cash flows?

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  1. Sale/ purchase of PPE
  2. Sale/ purchase of debt or equity securities of other entities
  3. Collection of loan principles
32
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What items are in the financing activities category on the statement of cash flows?

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  1. Sale of entity’s own equity securities
  2. From issuance of debt
  3. Dividends
  4. Redeem long term debt
  5. Reacquire capital stock
33
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Ratio

Working capital =

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Current assets - current liabilities

34
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Ratio

Current ratio =

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Current assets / current liabilities

35
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Ratio

AR turnover =

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Net credit sales / average AR

36
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Ratio

Inventory turnover =

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COGS / avg inventory

37
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Ratio

Acid ratio AKA quick ratio =

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(Cash + net AR + marketable securities) / current liabilities

38
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Ratio

Times interest earned =

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(Net income + interest expense + income tax) / interest expense

39
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Ratio

Average days to collect AR =

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365 / AR turnover

40
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Ratio

AR turnover =

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Credit sales / average AR

41
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Ratio

Profit margin =

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Net income / sales

42
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Ratio

Return on assets =

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Net income / average total assets

43
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Ratio

Return on Equity =

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Net income / average common shareholders equity

44
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Ratio

EPS =

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(Net income - preferred dividends) / weighted avg common shares outstanding

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