Liabilities Flashcards

1
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Characteristics of Liability

A
  • Present obligation from past event
  • Transfer a resource
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2
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Present Obligation

Legal and Constructive

A

Constructive Obligation
- Stipulated will accept certain responsibility
- Valid expectation

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3
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Classification

Current or Noncurrent

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Current
- Expected to be settled w/i the normal operating cycle
- For trading
- 12 months after reporting period
- Does not have an unconditional right to defer the liability for at least 12 months after the period

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4
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Recognition as a Liability

What if we use estimate?

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Must be BOTH probable AND reliably measurable

If probable but not reliably measured = disclose
If reliably measurable yet only possible = contingent

Estimate doesn’t affect recognition = provision

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5
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Currently Maturing LTD and Breach of Covenant

Current or Noncurrent?

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CURRENT

Noncurrent if :
- agreement to refinance / grace period was agreed on or before December 31
- has a discretion to refinance on a long term basis after December 31

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6
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Premiums

How to compute premium expenses? premium liability?

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Expense
- premium expense/unit x premiums to be delivered

Liability
- premium expense/unit x premiums outstanding

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7
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Points

how to allocate?

A

Allocate based on stand-alone selling price of points and product itself

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8
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Warranty

What to do if more than 1 year?

A

Warranty Expense - this year
Estimated Warranty Liability - next years

Just add the percentage of warranty

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9
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Current or Noncurrent

Advances from Employee
Advances from Officer/Shareholder
Deferred Tax Liability

A

Advances from Employee = current
Advances from Officer/Shareholder = noncurrent
Deferred Tax Liability = noncurrent

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10
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Notes Payable (Initial Measurement)

Short-term
Long-term IB and NIB
Other
@FVPL

A

Short-term = Face Amount
Long-term IB = Face Amount
Long-term NIB = Present Value
Other = FV less Transaction Cost
@ FVPL = FV (TC is expensed)

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11
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Notes Payable (Subsequent Measurement)

Short-term
Long-term IB and NIB
Other
@FVPL

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Short-term = Face Amount
Long-term IB = Face Amount
Long-term NIB = Amortized Cost
Other = Amortized Cost (minus repayment)
@ FVPL = FV

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12
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Notes Payable (Interest Expense)

Short-term
Long-term IB and NIB
Other
@FVPL (no discount/premium since not amortized)

A

Short-term = FA x Nominal %
Long-term IB = FA x Nominal %
Long-term NIB = CA x Effective %
Other = CA x Effective %
@ FVPL = FA x Nominal %

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13
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Notes Payable (Interest Payable)

Short-term
Long-term IB and NIB
Other
@FVPL

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ALL = FA x Nominal %

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14
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Observation to the Amount of Amortization

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amortization ALWAYS increases (be it discount or premium)

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15
Q

Remember in Bonds

Two Scenarios

A
  1. On interest date
  2. Between interest dates (with accrued interest)
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16
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Retirement of Bonds

when is it gain? loss?

A

Gain - CA > Retirement Price

always consider accrued interest

17
Q

Provision

A

uncertain timing or amount
certain liability

18
Q

Requisites of Provision

A
  • present obligation due to past event
  • PROBABLE (more than 50%)
  • reliably measurable (even if estimate)
19
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Measurement of Provision

Single Obligation
Range of Outcomes (as likely as other)
Large Population of Items

A

Single Obligation - most likely amount
Range of Outcomes (as likely as other) - midpoint
Large Population of Items - expected value (weigh by % each items)

20
Q

Reimbursement in Provision

What if in balance sheet? in income statement?

A

recognized only when virtually certain

BS - not netted
IS - expense net of reimbursement

21
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Change in Provision

A
  • change in accounting estimate (P/L and prospectively)
22
Q

Remember the picture you created.

Contingent Asset and Liability

A

=)

23
Q

Compound Financial Instrument

Examples

A
  1. Bonds Payable with Share Warrants
  2. Convertible Bonds
24
Q

How to Separate Compound Financial Instrument?

A
  1. Liability = FV (Present Value)
  2. Equity = excess