Final Exam Flashcards

1
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FASB Conceptual Framework Qualitative

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Relevance- More useful for decisions being made
Predictive Value- helps predict future performance
Confirmatory Value- Information helps confirm prior expectations
Materiality- Information large enough to influence decision makin

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2
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Quantitative Materiality

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Dollar Amount.

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3
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Quality Materiality

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Importance of information regardless of dollar amount.

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Faithful Representation

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Information should be complete, neutral, and free from error

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5
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Conservatism

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Report bad news more often then good news. Managers have too much incentive to report good news.

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Enhancing Characteristics

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Comparability, Consistency, Verifiable, Timely, and understandable

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7
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Constraint on FASB CF

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Cost effectiveness: The cost to implement ta standard should not exceed its benefits.

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8
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Owner’s Equity

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Paid-in-Capital (C/S and P/S)+ RE

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9
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3 Adjusting Entries

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Prepayments, Accruals, and Estimates

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10
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Balance Sheet

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Current Asset + PPE - Depreciation

Current Liabilities + Long term Liabilities + Share holder’s Equity

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11
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Temporary Accounts to Close out

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Cause changes in RE. Income Statement + Dividends

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12
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Title of Balance Sheet

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As of …..

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13
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Current Ratio

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CA/CL

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14
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Working Capital

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Current Assets- Current Liabilities

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15
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Quick Assets

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Excludes Inventory, prepaid expense, deferred taxes, and restricted Cash. Higher Liquidity

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16
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Quick Ratio

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Quick Asset/ Current Liability

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17
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Debt to Equity Ratio

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Total Liabilities/ Total Owner’s Equity

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18
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Interest Coverage

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EBIT/Interest Expense

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19
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EBIT

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Earnings before interest and taxes.

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20
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Market Capitalization

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Stock Prices x Shares Outstanding

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21
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Gross Profit

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Step 1 IS = Sales Revenue- COGS

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22
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Operating Income

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Step 2 IS = GP-Operating Expenses

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23
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Operating Expenses

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Bad Debt, Rent, Ads, Losses on impairment, depreciation.

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24
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Other Income (Income from 
continuing Operation before taxes)
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Step 3 IS: Operating income + Other income (interest expense and revenue/Gain or loss on sale of asset)

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25
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Income From continuing Operations`

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Step 4: Deduct income taxes

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26
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Net Income

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Step 5: Income from discontinued Operation

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27
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Income Statement Title

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For a period of time

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28
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Balance Sheet Method

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Use A/R to estimate ending allowance for bad debts

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29
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Income Statement Method

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Use credit sales revenue to estimate bad debt expense.

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30
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COGS

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=Beg inv. +Net Purchases - Ending Inventory

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31
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Net Purchases

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Purchases + Freight-in - Purchase Discounts - Purchase Returns

32
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Freight - In

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Pay to have inventory that are being shipped to us
Perp: Costs are added to inv
Period= Freight-in temp account

33
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Purchase Returns

A

Company purchases inventory and returns
Perp: Credit Inv
Period: Temporary Account

34
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Net Method

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Buyer does not take discount then it is booked to Purchase Discounts lost

35
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Good in Transit

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Should wait to recognize inventory and revenue when the goods arrive at buyer

36
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Goods on Consignment

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Consignor does not recognize rev until sale to a third party occurs

37
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LIFO

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US GAAP is ok with LIFO but IFRS does not

38
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Cost index in layer year

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Costin layer year/ cost in base year

39
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Gross Profit Method

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Beg inv + Net Purchases = Goods Available for sale

GAFS-COGS= Ending Inv

40
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GP%

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GP/Net sales
or
1-GP% = COGS/ Net Sales

41
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Retail Inventory Method

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High Volume, low unit price

  1. Estimate Cost to retail percentage
  2. Estimate Ending inventory @ retail
  3. Multiply ending inventory at cost by multiplying by ratio
42
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Cost to retail Percentage

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GAFS @ cost/ GAFS @ Retail

43
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Ending Inv @ Retail

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= GAFS@ retail - Net Sales

44
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Conventional Retail Method

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Ignores Net Markdowns

Net markdowns will be subtracted after ratio calculated

45
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LIFO Retail method

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Excludes Beg Inv

46
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Gross Profit Retail Method

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Not allowed in annual financial reports due to it’s assumptions

47
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Inventory Write Down

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Sell inventory for less than its costs

Costs in relation to Benchmark

48
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Benchmarks for write down

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Fifo/Average= Net Realizable Value
LIFO/Retail = Market
49
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NRV Net Realizable Value

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estimated selling price - costs of completion, disposal, and transportation
Ceiling

50
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“Floor” for inv WD

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NRV- Normal profit margin

51
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What effects a company when choosing costing methods

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Flow of inventory., net income, income taxes.

52
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Changing to LIFO

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Prospective implementation

53
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Inventory Errors

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Overstatement of Ending Inv = COGS is understated

Prior year adj to RE if not self corrected

54
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Costs to be Capitalized

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Purchase Price + All expenditures necessary for asset to be used

55
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Capitalized costs

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Contribute to future benefits`

56
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Developing NR Costs

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Acquisition, Exploration, Development, and restoration

57
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ARO

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Restore a Natural resources to original conditions. Asset Retirement Obligation
Accretion Expense

58
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Patents

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20Ys Right to manufacture

59
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Copy Rights

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70+ Ys life of creator

60
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Trademarks

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10Ys

61
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R&D

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Too difficult to tie to future benefits as GAPP says to not include. Expense as used.

62
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Software

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Can capitalize software after technological Feasibility

63
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Good Will

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Acquisition - FV of all Net assets

64
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Lump sum Purchases

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If assets are identical, spread cost evenly

If assets different, Based on FV

65
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NonCash Aqcuisitions

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Record the acquired asset at a measure of Fair Value

66
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Discount of Note payable

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plugs between Fair value and Face Value. Contra Asset

67
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Exchanges of Nonmonetary Assets

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FV New Equip= cash paid and FV
Plug to Gain = FV-BV
Debit New FV Equp and Accum Dep

68
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Interest Capitalization

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Costs incurred due to construction should be capitalized

69
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3 step interest cap

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  1. Determine Avg Accum Expenditures
  2. Calc amount of interest
  3. Amount capitalized <= interest incurred
70
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Depreciation Base

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= Original Cost- Residual Value

71
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Cost Allocation

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PPE-> Depreciation
Natural Resources -> Depletion
Intangibles -> Amortization

72
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Recoverability Test

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If Undiscounted expected future cash flows are < Book Value, then it is impaired

73
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Measurement of impairment loss

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=BV-FV

74
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IFRS Impairment

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Test Annually, no recoverability test, no assessment, and allows reversal

75
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Subsequent Expenditures

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Cost incurred after an assets initial acquisition
Cap if it is improved
Expense if it maintains benefits

76
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Disposition

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Gain or loss recognized for the difference between the consideration received and book value of asset sold

77
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Retirements

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Remove Asset from books and plug to a loss.