Financial Reporting Basics Flashcards

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What is the difference between 10k and 10Q

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10k is annual and audited
10Q is Quarterly and reviewed

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What are the primary and secondary constraints of financial reporting

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Primary: Cost vs. Benefit, Materiality
Secondary: Consistency and Comparability

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3
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What is the fair value hierarchy

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Level 1 (top): FMV determined by price quotes or market prices
Level 2: Use market interest rate
Level 3: Unobservable inputs

Level 3 has disclosure requirements for public and private companies

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4
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What is the fair value hierarchy

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Level 1 (top): FMV determined by price quotes or market prices
Level 2 Interest rates and prime rate
Level 3: (bottom): Unobservable inputs and assumptions/forecasts

Level 3 generally has public disclosure requirements for change and significant inputs

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5
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What are the acceptable valuation techniques

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Market approach: Price in current market
Income approach: DCF of Future Cash Flows | Present Value
Cost approach: Replacement cost values the asset

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6
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What is excluded from Revenue ASC 606 (revenue from contracts with customers)

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Insurance contracts
Leases
Financial instruments
Contracts with non-customers

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7
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What are the revenue recognition steps (COPAS)

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Contract
Separate Performance Obligation
Determine transaction Price
Allocate transaction price to Obligations
Recognize revenue wihen entity Satisfies obligation

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8
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Calculate revenue from cash to accrual basis (SPEAR-BAR)

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Sales (Customer Payments)
+ Ending AR
- Beginning AR
= Sales Revenue on Accrual

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9
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Calculate COGS from cash to accrual

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Cash paid
+ Increase in AR
- Increase in Inventory
= COGS on Accrual

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10
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When can you list a segment as Discontinued Operations

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It must represent a strategic shift with a major effect on financials/operations

Disposal Assets must be held for sale, sold, or disposed of in another way

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11
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How do you report discontinued operations

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Income statement Net of Tax

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12
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What is constant dollar accounting

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Uses CPI to reflect change in purchasing power from inflation

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13
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What is included in General and Administrative expense

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Office staff salaries, rent, and supplies

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14
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What is included in Selling Expense

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Sales staff salaries and portions of the building assigned to Sales should be allocated to Selling Expense

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15
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How are costs related to Business Start-ups treated

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All start-up costs are expensed as they are incurred (up to 50k)

Hiring an accountant, temporary board of directors, legal to create the business etc.

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16
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When must you report a operating segment

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10% or more of revenue, assets, or profits/losses
Must report to the CEO

17
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A transaction that is unusual in nature or infrequent in occurrence should be reported as a(an)

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Component of income from continuing operations, but not net of applicable income taxes

18
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Company participates in two markets equally with differing valuations of Product A. Which fair value do you use

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The fair value of a financial asset is determined by using the fair value in the principal market of such assets. The principal market is the market in which the asset trades at a higher volume. In the absence of a principal market, the price in the most advantageous market is determined to be the fair value.

Pick the selling cost of the market with highest profit

19
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How should you fix errors in financial statements

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By reissuing the financial statements in which the mistake occured