Financial Reporting and Disclosures Flashcards

1
Q

All ??? accounting policies should be disclosed in the Notes to Financial Statements.

A

Material Accounting Policies, not Immatierial

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2
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Is the format of the Significant Accounting Policies fixed by GAAP?

A

No it is not fixed, though it is ordered logically

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3
Q

IFRS note requirements that are not required by GAAP

A

1) Statement of Compliance

2) Disclosure of Judgements Made

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4
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Information about changes in SE should be disclosed where?

A

In the footnotes.

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5
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If management has plans to effectively alleviate the going concern, how should the financial statements be prepared?

A

Under going concern basis with disclosures explaining the original conditions that raised doubt in the first place.

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6
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SEC Filers should recognize subsequent events through the date that F/S are ???

A

Issued (Distributed)

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7
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Non-SEC Filers should recognize subsequent events through the date that F/S are ???

A

Available to be Issued (Not necessarily Distributed)

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8
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Fair Value: What is considered a Lv 3 Imput?

A

Imputs that are unobservable (judgement)

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9
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Fair Value: If no principle market is designated, which market should be used? How should it be calculated?

A

The most advantageous market. It is the market with the highest/best value (Price less Transaction Cost, Transaction cost not included in FV)

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10
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Fair Value: Market Approach

A

Prices of an Identical/Comparable Asset

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11
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Fair Value: Income Approach

A

PVDCFs

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12
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Fair Value: Cost Approach

A

Replacement Cost

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13
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What is Fair Value?

A

The price that would be paid to acquire the asset or the amount received to transfer the liability.

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14
Q

Are consolidation adjustments taken into account when segment reporting?

A

No

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15
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What two aspects of revenue are included in the revenue test for segment reporting?

A

Sales to Unaffiliated Customers and Intersegment Sales

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16
Q

Operating profit in segment reporting is revenue less ???

A

Traceable Expenses. DO NOT ALLOCATE

17
Q

Is the 10-Q Audited? What are the filing days?

A

Unaudited. (Lg) 40-40-45 (Sm)

18
Q

Is the 10-K Audited? What are the filing days?

A

Audited. (Lg) 60-75-90 (Sm)

19
Q

Cash to Accrual: How to remember.

A

If finding NI: + Increase Assets and - Increase Liabilities

If finding certain accounts: EBEB +–+

20
Q

Cash to Accrual: Revenue Accounts

A

Cash receipts, Accounts Receivable, Unearned Revenue

+EAR -BAR -EUR +BUR

21
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Cash to Accrual: COGS

A

Cash Paid for Expenses, Accounts Payable, and Inventory

+EAP, -BAP, -EI, +BI

22
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Cash to Actual: Expenses

A

Cash Paid for Operating Expenses, Accrued Liabilities, and Prepaid Expenses
+EAL, -BAL, - EPE, +BPE

23
Q

Ratio Analysis: “Return on … Ratio”

A

Net Income Divided by …

24
Q

Ratio Analysis: “X Turnover Ratio

A

Something X related to / Avg X

25
Q

Ratio Analysis: “… Margin”

A

Divide by Sales

26
Q

Ratio Analysis: Times Interest Earned (TIE)

A

EBIT / Interest Payments

27
Q

Tangible Assets contributed to a partnership formation are recorded at ???

A

Fair Value less Liabilities on the Asset (ex: mortgage)

28
Q

How do you calculate APIC for a newly created partnerhship?

A

FV of *Net Assets (A-L) - Par Value = APIC

*Don’t include A/D

29
Q

GW Method for Adding a Partner

A

Old Partners: Get GW allocation

New Partner: Keeps contribution

30
Q

Bonus Method for Adding a Partner

A

New Partner: Gets % (regardless of contribution)

Old Partners: Get the excess or fill in the deficit

31
Q

GW Method for Removing a Partner

A

Assets revalued to FV, GW given out to leaving partner is allocated to all before removing the leaving partner.

32
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Bonus Method for Removing a Partner

A

Assets revalued to FV, remaining partners “buy out” leaving partner.