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Balance sheet has what type of information and position

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Direct; financial

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Statement of Earnings and Comprehensive income has what type of information and focus?

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Direct; entity perfomance

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Statement of cash flows has what type of information and focus?

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Direct; entity cash flows

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Financial statements taken as a whole for us entities has what type of information and focus?

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Indirect; management and preformance

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5
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What is the primary users of accounting information?

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Existing and potential investors, lenders, and other creditors

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what are the pervasive constraints for GAAP

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Benefit out ways cost; decision usefulness

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What are the fundamental qualitative characteristics for GAAP

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Relevance and Faithful Representation

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What are the components of relevance?

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Predictive and confirmatory value

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What are the components of faithful representation

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Complete, neutral, and free from error

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What are the enhancing qualitative characteristics?

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Comparability, verifiable, timeliness, and understandability

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What are the fundamental characteristics of IFRS?

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Relevance and faithful representation

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What are the aspects of relevance for IFRS?

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predictive value; feedback value and materiality

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what are the aspects of faithful representation for IFRS?

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Completeness; neutrality and free from error

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What are the enhancing characteristics of IFRS?

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Comparability; verifiable, timeless, understandability

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what is the primary constraints of IFRS

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Benefit out ways cost

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What are the primarily differences between private and public companies?

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Access to management; investment strategies;

ownership and capital structors; accounting resources,

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what are IFRS Elements in accounting?

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Assets, Liabilities, Equity (include both rev and gains); expenses (includes expenses and losses)

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18
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what are the types of revenue recognition?

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Accrual; installment, cost recovery

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what does accrual method focus on?

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collection reasonably assured; degree of uncollectabilty estimable

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what dpes installment sale focus on?

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collection that is not reasonably assured

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21
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what does cost recovery focus on?

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collection not reasonably assured no basis to determine whether of not collectible

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22
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WHAT ARE THE STEPS IN THE INSTALLMENT METHOD FOR DEFERED GROSS PROFIT?

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INSTALLMENT RECEIVABLES BALANCE X GROSS PROFIT PERCENTAGE

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WJERE DOES DEFERRED GROSS PROFIT GO ON?

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BALANCE SHEET

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WHAT IS THE INSTALLMENT SALES METHOD FOR REALIZABLE GROSS PROFIT?

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CASH COLLECTIONS X GROSS PROFIT COLLECT

25
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WHERE DOES REALIZED GROSS PROFIT GO TO?

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INCOME STATEMENT

26
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HOW TO COMPLETE ACCRUAL TO CASH BASIS

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  • RECEIVABLES; INVENTORY; + PAYABLE
27
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HOW DOES IFRS HANDLE CURRENT LIABILITIES

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SHORT TERM INVESTMENTS = CURRENT - UNLESS NOTED AND CONFIRMED TO BE LONGTERM

28
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WHAT IS A PROVISION IN IFRS

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IS A LIBILITY THAT IS UNCERTIAN IN TIMING AND AMOUNT

29
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WHAT HAPPENED WHEN AN OUTCOME IS PROBILE AND MEASURABLE?

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THE LIAIBILITY IS NO LONGER CONSIDERED A CONTIGENCY

30
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WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE OF PROBABILITY IN IFRS

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50%

31
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IS A CONTINGENCY RECOGNIZED?

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NOT IT IS DISCLOSED UNLESS PROBABILITY IS REMOTE

32
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WHAT ARE THE SPECIAL DISCLOUSRES FOR SIGNIFICANY ACCOUNY POLICY

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INVENTORY METHOD; DEPRECIATION METHOD; CRETERIA FOR CLASSIFYING INVESTMENTS; METHOD OF ACCOUNTING FOR LONG-TERM CONSTRUCTION CONTACTS.

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WHAT ARE THE DISCLOSURES FOR RISK AND UNCERTAINTY?

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NATURE OF THE OPERATION; USE OF ESTIMATE; VULNERABLY DUE TO CONSTRAINTS

34
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WHAT ARE EXAMPLES OF RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS

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SALARY, EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT, ORDINARY TRANSACTIONS

35
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WHAT IS PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETIONS METHOD?

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LONG-TERM CONSTUCTION CONTRACT METHOD OF ACCOUNTING

36
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WHEN DO YOU USED PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETION

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ESTIMATES THE COST ARE REASONABLY DEPENDABLE; ESTAMATE OF PROCGRESS TOWARD COMPLETION

37
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HOW DO YOU REPORT PROFT IN THE PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETION METHOD?

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PROPORTUNIRTLY DURING THE CONTRACT; ADDED TO THE CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS

38
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WHERE ARE THE AMOUNTS FOR THE PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETION SHOWN?

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ON THE BALANCE SHEET

39
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HOW ARE THE AMOUNTS OF THE PERCENTAGE ON COMPELTION SHOWN?

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ON THE BALANCE SHEET - CURRENT ASSETS; EXCESS OF COST AND ESTIMTES PROFITS OVER BILLINGS
CURRENT LIABILITY - EXCESS OF BILLINGS OVER THE COST AND ESTIMABLE PROFITS

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WHAT IS AN COMPLETED CONTRACT?

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LONG-TERM CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT

41
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WHERE ARE THE AMOUNTS FOR THE COMPLETED CONTACT SHOWN

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ON THE INCOME STATEMENT; AND BALANCE SHEET

42
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HOW TO SHOW THE PROFIT AND LOSS OF COMPLETED CONTRACT?

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PRFOIT - RECOGNIZED ON THE PERIOD OF COMPLETION

LOSS - RECOGNIZED IN EARLIEST PERIOD ESTIMATED

43
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WHERE ARE THE PROFITS AND LOSSES FOR A COMPLETED CONTACT SHOWN?

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INCOME STATEMENT

44
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WHERE ARE THE CURRENT ASSETS AND LIABILITIES SHOWN FOR THE COMPLETED CONTRACT METHOD?

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BALANCE SHEET

45
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HOW DO YOU COMPUTE THE CURRENT LIABILITIES AND ASSETS FOR COMPLETED CONTRACT?

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ASSET - EXCESS COST OVER BILLING

LIABILITY - EXCESS BULLING OVER COSTS

46
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DOES IFRS USE THE COMPLETED CONTRACT, AND PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETION METHOD FOR LONG- TERM CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS?

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THEY DO NOT ALLOW COMPLETED CONTRACT METHOD.

47
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HOW DO YOU DETERMINE THE TOTAL COST OF LAND AND BUILDING?

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PURCHASE PRICE, DELINQUENT TAXES ASSUMED; LEGAL FEES; TITLE INSURANCE

48
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HOW ARE THE COST ALLOCATED FOR THE LAND AND THE BUILDING?

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RELATIVE TO FMV METHOD

49
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WHAT IS THE FMV METHOD

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DETERMINES THE FMX FOR THE LAND AND BUILDING THAT HAVE BEEN PURCHSED

50
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HOW IS THE FMV COMPLTED?

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FMV OF LAND + FMV OF BUILDING = TOTAL FMV

51
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HOW TOME COMPUTER THE FMV OF THE LAND

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FMV OF LAND / TOTAL FMV X TOTAL COST

52
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HOW TO COMPUTE THE FMV OF A BUILDING

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FMV OF BUILDING / TOTAL FMV X TOTAL COST

53
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WHAT TYPES OF INTEREST DO YOU CAPITALIZE ON?

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ASSETS CONSTRUCTED FOR COMPANY USE; ASSETS MANUFACTORED FOR RESALE RESULTING FROM SPECIAL ORDER

54
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WHAT TYPES OF INTEREST ARE NOT CAPITALIZED?

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INVENTORY MANUFACTURED IN THE ORDINARY BUISNESS

55
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WHAT IS THE DEBT THAT COULD BE AVOIDED BY REPAYMENT OF DEBT COMPUTER?

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WEIGHTED AVERAGE OF ACCUMULATED EXPENDITURES.

56
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WHEN WOULD YOU CAPITILZE COST AFTER ACQUISTION?

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BIGGER; BETTER, LONGER?

57
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WHAT TYPES OF ITEMS DO YOU NOT CAPITALIZE WHEN YOU AQUIRE

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REPAIRS AND MAINTANCE TO THE ITEM

58
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF DEPRECIATION METHODS>

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STRAIGHT LING; DOUBLE DECLINING; AND SUM OF YEARS DIGITS

59
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IF A TRANSACTION LACKS COMMERCIAL SUBSTANCE OR HAS COMMERCIAL SUBSTANCE WHAT IS THE ASSETS VALUED AT?

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LACKS - BOOK VALUE OF OLD ASSETS

HAS - FV OF OLD ASSEST