FAR Own Flashcards 5

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What are the disclosures for the statement of cashflows prepared under the direct method?

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  1. major classes of gross cash receipts and gross cash payments
  2. Income taxes paid
  3. Reconciliation from Net Income to net cash flow from operations
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Investing Activities Include…

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acquisitions and sales of long-term assets or investment assets. (Change in non-current assets)

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Financing Activities on the statement of CFS include…

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obtaining resources from owners and providing them with a return on, and a return of, their investment; borrowing money and repaying amounts borrowed. Dividends PAID, not dividends declared, should be included as an outflow of cash from financing activities

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What is one thing that needs to be disclosed in the supplemental information of the statement of CFs?

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The conversion of debt to equity needs to be disclosed. The cash flows per share does not need to be disclosed

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What are some items that need to be disclosed under the indirect method?

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Interest paid, net of capitalized amount, income taxes paid,

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What is the primary purpose of the statement of cash flows?

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To provide relevant information about cash receipts and cash disbursements of an enterprise during an ACCOUNTING PERIOD (not a future period)

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7
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When calculating cash paid to suppliers, how do you handle increases and decreases in inventory and accounts payable?

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Beg. COGS
+ increase in inventory (inflow of goods = outflow of cash)
- decrease in inventory (outflow of goods = inflow of cash)
- increase in AP (Borrowing money = inflow of cash)
+ decrease in AP (paying off balance = outflow of cash)
= CASH PAID to suppliers

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If statement of CF’s, if equipment is sold at a gain, what amount is shown as a cash inflow in the investing section?

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The carrying amount of the equipment + PLUS the gain

DR: Cash
DR: AD
CR: Equipment
CR: Gain

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How do you treat interest and principal paid on a capital finance lease in the statement of Cashflows?

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The principal would be a reduction in the financing section, the interest would be a reduction of interest paid in the operating section.
*cash payments made to reduce debt principal are properly reported as a financing activity. Cash interest payments would be reported as a component of cash from operating activities

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Where do you report dividends paid on the statement of cashflows?

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In the FINANCING activities (NOT OPERATING) because dividends paid reduces retained earnings not net income

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Where do dividends received and dividends paid go on the statement of cashflows

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Dividends received go in the operating section as inflow

Dividends paid go on the financing section as an outflow

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12
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What is accounts receivable turnover in days

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(average net accounts receivable)/(Net credit sales/365)

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What effect does depreciation have on the direct method of the statement of cashflows?

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NO EFFECT, it is added to net income under the INDIRECT method, but under the direct method, the amount itself is not a component of cash flow from operating.

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What effect do gains and losses have on the direct method of the statement of cashflows?

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NO EFFECT, gains and losses are not included in the calculation of operating cash flow under the direct method. They are only subtracted and added from net income in the indirect method

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15
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What goes into the calculation of cash received from customers?

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Sales Revenue, change in AR, AND change in DEFERRED REVENUE!!

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16
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What effect does a stock dividend have on stockholders equity and retained earnings?

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No effect on SE, decrease in RE. A stock dividend (

17
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When would a liquidating dividend decrease retained earnings?

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A true liquidating dividend is when the company is returning a portion of it’s capital originally contributed to the company in excess of retained earnings. a true liquidating dividend implies there is no retained earnings left to decrease. Therefore it only reduces RE if a “portion” of the the dividend is a liquidating dividend (then decrease APIC and RE)

18
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When should retained earnings be appropriated?

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there is no requirement to appropriate retained earnings for any purpose. Retained earnings may be set aside for future purposes by classifying a portion as “appropriated”

19
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What is the journal entry to recored a property dividend?

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DR: Retained Earnings (FMV)
CR: Dividend Payable (BV)
DR/CR: Loss/Gain - income statement

20
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Calculate the investment in stock rights

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Cost of stock rights = [(FMV of rights)/(FMV of rights + (FMV of stockex - rights)]*Cost of stock