FSA Final Flashcards
Which of the following auditor’s opinions indicate that auditor has found at least one
exception to GAAP accounting in company’s preparation and/or presentation of their
financials?
Qualified
If a company reports a profit on their income statement, but shows negative operating cash
flow on the cash flow statement, which of the following could account for the discrepancy
between net income and operating cash flow?
There was an increase in inventory
If sales increase, COGS expenses are leveraged, and the operating profit margin remains
flat, operating profit will:
Increase at the same rate as sales growth
To find out the amount of dollars that were generated from the sale of marketable
securities, one would look at:
The investing section of the cash flow statement
Amortization of intangibles is an example of:
Accrual accounting
A decrease in other non-current liabilities will result in:
A use of cash on the cash flow statement
Which of the following would free cash flow NOT be used for?
None of the above
The proceeds from a divestiture of an asset would appear:
On the cash flow statement under the investing section
If the average collection period days are declining, holding all else equal, working capital
needs would be:
Decreasing
Fully diluted shares outstanding are:
The actual number of shares outstanding plus the amount of potentially additional
shares outstanding from convertible warrants, bonds, and exercisable, but
unexercised stock options
Assume a firm has a current ratio of 1.5x and a debt ratio of 0.7x. The firm then takes cash
and pays down short-term debt. The firm’s quick ratio and debt ratio will:
The current ratio will increase, and the debt ratio will decrease
If a company’s days inventory held increase, holding all else constant, which of the
following is most likely to occur:
Operating cash flow will decline
Assuming a period of inflation, the LIFO method will:
Most accurately reflect the current value of the cost of goods sold
When constructing the cash flow statement, changes in marketable securities listed in the
current asset section of the balance sheet should be classified under the:
Investing section
If a company’s net debt position goes from negative $100 to negative $200:
It is impossible to determine without additional information