FAR - Framework, Overview & Statements - Notes to Financial Statements - Notes to Financial Statements Flashcards

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What disclosure is required by firms in hyperinflationary economies under IFRS?

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Disclosure of the impact of inflation on the financial statements is required.

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Under IFRS what should the summary of Significant Accounting Policies include?

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Judgments and key assumptions made in applying those policies; measurement bases used for recognition (e.g.: historical cost, fair value); information enabling an assessment of the estimation uncertainty that could result in a material adjustment to the balances of assets and liabilities, which are point estimates in many cases.

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Define “purchasing power loss”.

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Losses that result from holding monetary assets during inflationary times or having monetary liabilities during deflationary times.

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Define “purchasing power gain”.

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Gains that result from holding monetary assets during deflationary times or having monetary liabilities during inflationary times.

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Define “nonmonetary items”.

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The specific price of nonmonetary items can change.

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Define “monetary items”.

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The specific price of monetary items cannot change.

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Define “purchasing power”.

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The purchasing power of an asset is the amount of goods and services that can be obtained by transferring the asset to another party.

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Define “specific price change”.

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The change in the price of a specific good or service over a period of time.

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Define “constant dollars”.

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Measurements in the general price level as of a specific date.

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Define “nominal dollars”.

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Measurements in the price level in effect at a transaction date. These measurements are not adjusted for inflation.

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Define “general prices”.

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The term general prices refers to a market basket of items that the typical consumer purchases.

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Define “inflation”.

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It is the increase in general prices for a period of time; deflation is the decrease in general prices.

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What is the Management Discussion & Analysis (MD&A) section?

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A narrative written by management that is an integral part of the disclosures of the financial statements.

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What is included in illegal acts for companies?

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Illegal contributions and bribes.

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What is the difference between errors and irregularities?

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Errors are unintentional, irregularities are intentional.

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What are the disclosure requirements for noncurrent liabilities?

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Combined aggregate amount of maturities on borrowings 5+ years after balance sheet; sinking fund requirements; the aggregate amount of payments for unconditional obligations to purchase fixed or minimum amounts of goods or services; the fair value of each financial debt instrument in the FS or in the notes; the nature of the firm’s liabilities, interest rates and maturity dates, conversion options, assets pledged as collateral, and restrictions.

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What is a development stage enterprise?

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An enterprise placing substantially all its efforts into the establishment of a new business.

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What is presented in the related party transaction disclosures?

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Nature of relationship, description of all transactions for years presented, dollar amounts of transactions, and receivables to or from parties.

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What does the first footnote typically cover?

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Summary of significant accounting principles.