MCQ Flashcards

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Which fee is capitalized with business combination (acquisition) ? Debt service issuance fee, finder’s fee, attorney fee, valuation fee?

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Debt service issuance fee. (Dr Bond issue cost-asset acount). All other fees are expensed.

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Rent free period treatment?

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Matching principle. Treat like discount of total rent–allocate total rent evenly. Same for lessor and lesser.

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A inventory transaction with foreign company is contracted in Year 1, but delivery takes place in year 2, what exchange rate is used for balance sheet recognition of the goods?

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A/P is rec’d using balance sheet date spot rate. When inventory’s rec’d, use historical rate. Diff is unrealized gain or loss on I/S, which results change in A/P at B/S date and payment date, if not paid upfront.

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How is a discount of notes receivable calculated? Discount amount? Holder receives?

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Discount amount= maturity value of note * discount rate.( rates are all annual, /12 to get per month’s–months that bank’s entitled to).
Holder receives=maturity value- discount amount.

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What should be disclosed in Summary of Significant Accounting Policies?

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“policies and method” about consolidation, depreciation, inventory pricing, franchising revenue etc.
But NOT details/ yearly computation or composition etc.

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What are executory costs of leases?

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Insurance, maintnance, and taxes. Appraisal, credit report, contingent rent and etc are not.. Should be excluded from the calculation of minimu Lease payments(of which the PV is used to rec liability or asset), even though may be paid by lessee. (because these costs really “should” fall into lessor’s cost)

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How is IFRS goodwill impairement done? Other assets?

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At the cash generating unit level. Carrying value of the CGU is compared with it’s recoverable amount, which is the GREATER of NRV (sell) and it’s value in use (keep) (present value of future cash flow). If impaired, impairment is first allocated to goodwill then other assets.
Other assets are the same methodology without the allocation part.

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How is R&D cost treated under IFRS?

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Research is expensed. Development cost after meeting certain critiria (technological feasibility, future benefit, ability, etc) can be capitalized into intangible assets.

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How are Intangible Assets with Finite Lives tested for impairment under US GAAP? Indefinite lives? How about fixed assets?

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Finite life same with fixed assets–2 steps–1.compare carrying value with undiscounted future net cash flows, if impaired, then step 2. impairment loss equal to the difference between the carrying amount of the asset and its fair value (discounted cash flow).
Indefinite lives– step 2 only.

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10
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How is a bond priced?

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PV of future interest payments (annuity) at market rate+ PV of principle at market rate.

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When to record lease obligation amortizations? Year end accrual?

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When payments are made, part is interest, part is amortization of lease obligation (carrying amount). At year end, interest expense and interest payable are accrued but not the reduction of liability.

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How to calculate net periodic pension cost?

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current Service cost(PV)+Interest cost-Return on plan assets+Amortization of prior service cost - Gains(+loss)(expense or corridor amortization) +(-)amortization of Existing net liability or assets (transition)

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What’s the quantitative threshold for “reportable segment” to be reported seperately, instead of grouped in “all other segments”?

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10% size test–revenue(internal or external), profit or loss, asset. Any one of the three would be enough.
75% “reporting sufficiency” test– even if doesn’t meet the 10% size test, enough segments should be included to have at least 75% external revenue accounted for.

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14
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When to use installment sales method? What’s rec’d at time of sale?

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When collectibility can not be reasonably estimated, treat as installment sales, rec revenue when received (cash basis) not at sale. earned profit=cash collection * profit percentage.
At sale, Dr receivable, Cr inventory, Cr deferred gross profit (contra receivable). Earned profit at collection is then Cr’d against deferred gross profit.

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How is completed contract method (GAAP only) accounted for on B/S and I/S during, and after completion?

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During Construction, B/S only.
Dr Construction in progress
Cr A/P
Dr A/R(contracts receivable)
Cr Progress Billing.
When completed, move to I/S
Dr Progress billing
Cr Revenue
Dr Cost of construction
Cr Construction in progress

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16
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When buying inventory from intercompany, what accounts need to be adjucted to eliminate extra profit paid to affiliates?

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Cost of good sold and ending inventory balance.

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17
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How to do error correction of F/S?

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Restate. Adjust the earlist beginning retained earnings presented.

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18
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How is inventory valued under IFRS?

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Lower of cost or net realizable value(selling price-cost to sale/dispose)

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19
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What are other comprehensive income items?

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Pension adjustments; Unrealized Gains and Losses (available for sale securities); Foreign Currency Items; Effective Portion of Cash Flow Hedges; + Revaluation Surplus (IFRS only).

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Under GAAP, is R&D cost expensed or capitalized?

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Internal R&D costs are expensed. Exceptions(capitalized)- legal fees and cost of successful defense of the asset; registration or consulting fees; design cost (trademark etc); direct cost to secure the asset (instead of internally develop etc).

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21
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What items are recorded in AOCI regarding pension plans?

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Unrecognized prior service cost(GAAP only, not IFRS);
Difference (G/L) between real and expected return on plan assets (when expected return is used);
G/L due to actuarial changes(when company chooses not to rec in I/S right away). (G increase AOCI L decrease AOCI.)
(Rare)–Underfunding(net obligation)/over funding(net asset) of existing plans as of 1987–FV plan asset-PBO.
The deferred tax benefit/expense is also rec’d in AOCI.

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Under U.S. GAAP, all majority-owned subsidiaries (domestic and foreign) must be consolidated except when?

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significant doubt exists regarding the parent’s ability to control the subsidiary, such as when:
1 . The subsidiary is in legal reorganization, or
2. Bankruptcy and/or the subsidiary operates under severe foreign restrictions.

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23
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How are the G/L recorded resulted from treasury stock reissue transactions under Cost method? J/E?

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Direct adjustment to S’s equity(APIC-T/S) not through net income. BUT loss may decrease retained earnings if APIC-T/S (attn: not the original APIC-C/S) is not large enough to absorb the loss(at reaquiring or reissuing).
Buy back-Dr T/S at cost, Cr cash. Reissue at gain- Dr Cash, Cr T/S(@cost), APIC-T/S. Reissue at loss- Dr cash, Dr APIC-T/S (if any), Dr Retained earnings (if needed), Cr T/S(@cost).

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Timing for WACSO? Stock dividend, split, convertibles, option, warrants,contingent shares?

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Stock dividend and spilits– as if done at the beginning of year.
Converibles options etc.–for diluted EPS only, as if exercised at beginning of year or issue date if later.
Contingent shares–diluted EPS only, at the date all conditions are met.

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Which franchise fees are capitalized as intangible assets and amortized over life, which are expenses?

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The PV of total initial franchise fee is capitalized (downpayment+PV of later payments) .
Ongoing service fees (royalty) are expenses.

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26
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What’s pension plan’s funded status?

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Fair value of plan assets - Projected Benefit Obligation

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Which fund types are included in governmental funds(modified accrual, current only)?

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GRaSPP- General fund, special Revenue fund, and debt Service fund, capital Projects fund, Permanent fund.

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Which fund types are included in proprietary funds(full accrual, economic resources measurement)?

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Business type activities. SE- internal Service fund (building maintnance), Enterprise fund(utilies system).

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Which fund types are included in fiduciary funds(full accrual, economic resources measurement)?

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PAPI-Pension trust funds, Agency trust funds, Private purpose trust funds, Investment trust funds.

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30
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What items are included in CFI?

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purchase or sale of noncurrent assets:

  1. making loan to others
  2. trading securities(if noncurrent), AFS securities, and HTM investments.
  3. cash purchase/ dispose of PP&E.
  4. aquiring other entity under acquisition method using cash.
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31
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What’s the difference between large and small stock dividends? Treatment?

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less than 20%–small- reduce R/E by FMV(par+APIC) of stock.
More than 25%–large- reduce R/E by par of stock.
Either way, no change in total equity, no dividend income to shareholder, reduce basis.

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32
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When calculating diluted EPS for option, how many shares are “assumed” to be outstanding, add to denominator of WACSO?

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number of shares issued(outstanding)-exercise price*number of shares converted/ ave market price

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33
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How to measure assets and liabilities on a personal financial statements? FV or cost?

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Estimated current value. (think about my MINT)

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34
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How is asset impairment presented on I/S? B/S?

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I/S- a component of Income from continuing operations before income taxes.
B/S- reducing the carrying value of the asset to its lower fair value.

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35
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What are the components(category) of SE PAPI funds’ net position?

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RUN. Restricted, Unrestricted, Net investment in capital assets(invested).

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36
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What are these SEC forms? 10K, 10Q, 11K, 8K, Form 3,4,5? Deadlines for 10Q?

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10k-annual report. 60,75,90 days for large accelerated(equity>700m), accelerated(equity>75m), and all others.
10-Q- quarterly report. 40 days and 45 days after quarter end for accelerated(large and small) and others(non accelerated).
11K-anual report of employee benefit plans.
8K-major corporate events.
3,4,5-filed by over 10% owner of a class of equity.

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37
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What’s current ratio?

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working capital ratio=current asset/current liability

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38
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What’s the effect of overstated ending inventory on COGS and NI?

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COGS=beginning inv.+ new purchase- ending inv. So, COGS is understated.
NI therefore is overstated.

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39
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When disposal of a component has been determined, should the company record estimated G/L from disposal?

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NO. All costs/ G/L should be rec’d when occurred. For current period only report actual impairment loss, loss from operation, after tax.

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40
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When to include goods in inventory when shipping is involved?

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When legal title transfers. FOB shipping point-buyer’s inventory during shipping, and “freight in” is part of inventory cost. FOB destination- seller’s during shipping, “freight out” is selling expense.

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41
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Transactions reported in the statement of retained earnings instead of income statement? Before tax or net of tax?

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accounting principle changes(retrospective), and correction of errors (restate). These are rec’d net of tax.

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42
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What’s the basis of new asset received from nonmonetary exchange?

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With commercial substance(future cash flow chagnes)- FV given.
Without commercial substance- FV given - gain not rec’d =plug.
No boot received=no gain rec’d.
less than 25% received is boot= proportinal gain rec’d. 25% or more received is boot= both parties rec full gain. In this case, FV given.

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43
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How to calculate noncontrolling interest in the consolidated balace sheet for subsequent years, not at acquisition?

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In the equity section. Ending NCI=Beginning NCI+ NCI share of Net income- NCI share of dividends (This is the equity method)

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44
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When is the local currency considered functional?

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When the subsidiary is self-contained, integrated within the country; day to day operation does not depend on the oversea parent; and local economy is not highly inflationary.

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45
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Which government funds need to have statement of cash flow reporting?

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SE (proprietary) only-internal service fund and Enterprise fund.

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46
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How to record expired stock options?

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Noncompensatory- no J/E, was never rec’d.
Compensatory- Dr APIC-stock option, Cr APIC-expired stock option. Original J/E was: Dr compensation exp, Cr APIC- stock option. So, even if expired, compensation expense is not affected. Total equity N/C at both times.

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47
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Which statement of a pension plan(not the sponsor company) reports the transaction of distributing benefits?What are other statements required by GAAP?

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Statement of changes in net asset available for benefits.

  1. Statement of net assets available for benefits;
  2. Statement of Changes in …..
  3. Statement of accumulated plan benefits (liability).
  4. Statement of changes in accumulated plan benefits.
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48
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When is percentage of completion method required by GAAP and IFRS? when is revenue considered “earned”?

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When collection is assured and the entity’s accounting system can reasonably estimate profitability and provide a reliable measure of progress toward completion.
% of profit earned(need)= % of work incurred=% of cost incurred(known).

49
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How is inventory valued? GAAP

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Lower of cost (GR) or market. “Market” normally equals current replacement cost, but is limited by NRV(ceiling) and NRV-profit margin(floor).

50
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What’s program service for NFPs?

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Program services(expenses) are the activities for which the organization is chartered.

51
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How much is rec’d under APIC for common stock issued with no Par?

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In excess of stated value. If no stated value then no APIC, all in common stock(paid in capital)

52
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What’s interperiod equity in government accounting?

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Interperiod equity measures the extent to which current resources are sufficient to finance current expenditures (i.e., we have a balanced budget). Interperiod equity is fundamental to public administration and is a component of accountability.

53
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What are the categories of cash flow in government accounting (SE funds)?

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Operating, Capital and related financing(capital asset related), Noncapital financing(not related to capital assets-grants, property tax, etc), Investing.

54
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Interest/dividend received, interest paid, capital asset purchases, cash flow category under GASB?

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Not the same as FASB. Interest/dividend received are investing; interest paid is financing(capital or noncapital); capital asset purchases are Financing.

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Amending FASB ASC(accounting standards codification) due-process?

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Issue exposure drafts (majority board approved)–Board redeliberates on the issue(based on comments)–staff propose Accounting Standards Update– majority board approve the Update– into ASC.

56
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How to treat change in estimated allowance for uncollectible accounts(from 50% to 80%) under IFRS?

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Change in estimates-prospectively.

57
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When is Gain or Goodwill rec’d in business acquisition?

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If FV of sub(aquisition cost) is higher than FV of Net assets, goodwill should be rec’d. If FV of sub(aquisition cost) is lower than FV of net assets, difference is gain (bargain purchase)

58
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How is inventory write-downs disclosed?

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Small losses are included in COGS(increase). If losses are both substantial and unusual, the loss is identified in income of continueing operations seperate from COGS.

59
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What are the expense categories for statement of functional expenses? Purpose of the statement?

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Program support expense; fundraising expense; management and general cost; multiple cost items.
In order to assess an organization’s service efforts, including the cost of its services and how
it uses its resources.

60
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What’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report(CAFR)?

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Optional reporting of government designed by Government Financial Officers Association (GFOA). It adds an introductory section and a statistical section to the beginning and end of a GASB 34 presentation. More info, transparency, etc.

61
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What’s the markup percentage?

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Gross profit margin(sale price-unit cost)/ Unit cost.

62
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How to calculate cash flow paid to supplier under direct method? Given COGS, Increase in A/P, and Decrease in Inventory.

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cash paid to supplier=COGS+increase in inventory-increase in A/P. In this case: Cash outflow= COGS-decrease in inventory- increase in A/P.

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Balance sheet presentation of pension plan? Given FV of plan asset and projected benefit obligation. How to present current/noncurrent asset/liability?

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If FV of plan asset>PBO, it’s overfunded, only report noncurrent asset.
If FV of plan asset

64
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How does Actuarial gain, Participant contributions, etc affect PBO?

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Beginning PBO+service cost+interest cost-actuarial gain+participant contributions-benefits paid+/- other misc. items=ending PBO.

65
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What assets are nonspendable fund balance in government F/S?

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prepaid expenses, inventories etc. that can not be spent.

66
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How are resource inflows(revenue) in not-for-profit university classified?

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Either operating revenue or nonoperating revenue (other support)
Operating revenues are - tuition and fees, federal/local/nongovernment grants and contracts,Sales and Services of Educational Departments, Auxiliary Enterprises, etc.
Revenue source not associated with the main activities of the university is non-operating- investment income, interest, State appropriations, capital grants and gifts, private gifts, etc.

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How does IFRS value fixed assets, initail and subsequent?

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Initally at acquisition cost. Then 2 methods: cost model and revaluation model. Cost model=historical-accumulated depreciation-impairment. Revaluation model= FV at revalue date-subsequent depreciation and impairment.

68
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Observable VS unobservable inputs of fair value?

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Observable is level 1 and level 2. Level 1 is quoted price in active market for identical assets or liabilities. Level 2 is not quoted price but are directly or indirectly observable for the assets(similar A/L in active market or identical A/L in nonactive market). Level 3 is unobservable (discount cash flow using models)

69
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How to calculate WACSO given total shares outstanding for each month?

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Add all number of shares outstanding for each month(12 numbers) and then divide by 12.

70
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What are the characteristics of derivative instruments?

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1, has underlyings and notional amounts;

  1. requires no or small initial net investment;
  2. require or permits net settlement( cash in lieu of physical delivery/ outside of the contract, etc)
71
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When a company bought assets from foreign transactions, at B/S date, if exchange rate changes, should the assets be marked to market?

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NO. Use historical rate for assets.

72
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Does Fair value include transaction cost?

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NO.

73
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Components of NFP statement of financial positons?

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Assets, liabilities and Net assets. Net assets include PUT.

74
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Which statement shows the reclassification between classes of net assets of a NFP? Statement of financial positions or statement of activity?

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A reclassification is reported on the statement of activities. Shows in the revenues, gains, and other support section as “net assets from restrictions”. Statement of financial positions only shows the ending balance.

75
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How is double declining balance depreciation done?

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Salvage value is ignored and every year’s depreciation % is the same=2* 1/useful life. But depreciation base changes every year. So it’s accelerated at the begining years and will likely to be “done” before the last year. The last depreciation is a plug between carrying value and salvage value.

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How is Sum-of-the-Years’ Digits depreciation done?

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total digits=n(n+1)/2. Depreciation base= cost-salvage value. and it stays the same. Depreciation percentage=number of years left/total digits, and declines every year.

77
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When should a company use liquidation basis for accounting?

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When the liquidation is imminent.It means Returning from liquidation is remote; and a liquidation plan is approved or imposed by outsiders.

78
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How are assets, liabilities and accruals measured under liquidation basis?

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Assets-the amount of cash proceeds expected from liquidation(not fair value-may not be of orderly manner)
Liability-same GAAP rule.
Accruals-Costs that are expected to be incurred during liquidation should be accrued.

79
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What additional statements are required under liquidation basis? Disclosures?

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Statement of net assets in liquidation and Statement of changes in net assets in liquidation. Disclose: liquidation basis, liquidation plan, assumptions, time frame, cost and income.

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Statements required for NFPs and their purposes?

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Statement of financial positions–the amount and nature of assets, liabilities and net assets.
Statement of activities–Effects of events and circumstances that change net assets; inflows and outflows of economic resources; relationship between the inflows and outflows.
Statement of cash flows–How an organization obtains and spends cash.
Statement of Functional Expenses–The service efforts of an organization.

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What are the types of accountability focused by governmental reporting? Which statement?

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Operational Accountability–government-wide financtal statements.
Fiscal Accountability–fundf iaaacjal statements.

82
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JE to record effective portion of cash flow hedge gain?

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Dr instrument–cash flow hedge, Cr OCI–effective portion of hedge.

83
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What organization is madated to prepare statement of functional expenses?

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Voluntary health and welfare organizations.

84
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When is a pledge (promise to give) rec’d as contribution revenue?

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If unconditional, rec’d at FV when pledge(promise) is made, with time restriction.
If conditional, not rec’d until conditions are met. (Any deposits before that is liability account- refundable advance)

85
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Where is the reconciliation to governmental-wide financial statements displayed?

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At the bottom of fund balance sheet.

86
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Is extended warranty cost capitalized in the aquisition cost of asset?

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NO. It’s deferred expense(asset) and expensed over the warranty term.

87
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Which funds are not included in government-wide statement of activities?

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Fiduciary funds (PAPI)

88
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How is the income tax liability determined for personal financial statements?

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Report estimated taxes due as if all assets were sold at estimated current fair value and all liabilites were paid at estimated current amounts. This is on B/S after liability and before net worth.

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How much is recorded as lease liability by lessee, capital lease? Subsequent?

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The lesser of FV of asset at inception or PV of minimum lease payment. Same amount for the asset.
First payment at inception is all “principle”. Subsequent lease payment is allocated between repayment of lease obligation and interest expense. Therefore the lease obligation is amortized using effect rate method.

90
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When is cost recovery method used in recognition of long term contract revenue?

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Under IFRS, when final outcome of the project cannot be reliably estimated. percentage of completion can’t be used and completed contract method is never allowed. At the time of sale, the expected profit on the sale is recorded as deferred gross profit(this part is the same as installment sale method). Cash collections are first applied to the recovery of product costs. Collections after all costs have been recovered are recognized as profit.

91
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ongoing standard-Setting Process for IFRS?

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IASB publishes discussion paper(not required)–Staff prepare exposure draft(9/15 member approved) after receiving comments–Staff draft IFRS after comments on Exposure draft– IFRS approved by 9/15 members.

92
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How to determine if DTA/DTL is current or noncurrent?

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Based on the classification of the related asset
or liability (Mom). If not related to an asset or liability, consider the expected reversal dale of the temporary difference.
93
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When local currency is functional, report currency is US dollars, how to report assets,liabilities and operating performance?

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Translation–Asset and liability use year end spot rate. All income items use weighted average rate. Common stock/APIC use historical rate.

94
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How to account for NFP selling exhibit related books? revenue? expense?

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Sales are operating sales revenue. The cost of the sales would be reported as a program expense.

95
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When estimating congtingent loss under GAAP, best estimate is a range, how to record?

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The min value.

96
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Capital lease criteria under GAAP (lessee)?

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one of the four: Ownership transfer at end; Written bargin purchase option; Ninety percent (PV of lease payment >= 90% FV of asset); Seventy five % or more economic life is being committed in lease term.

97
Q

What’s the moving average method of inventory valuation?

A

Used in perpetual system. After each puchase, unit price is adjusted to the weighted average.

98
Q

What are the categories of cash flow statement for a NFP?

A

Operating, Investing, financing.

99
Q

What’s included in government enterprise fund?

A

Cost recovered through fees;
Pricing is designed to recover cost;
e.g. public utility, public school and hospital, transportation, parking lot, etc.

100
Q

How are Major Component Unit required to be separately presented by GASB?

A

1)Presenting each major component unit in a separate column in the reporting entity’s statements of net
position and activities.
2)Including combining statements of major component units in the reporting entity’s basic financial
statements after the fund financial statements.
3)Presenting condensed financial statements in the notes to the reporting entity’s financial statements.

101
Q

SEC regulation s-k, s-b,-s-x, which one is about financial statement repuirements?

A

S-X regulates form and content of and requirements for financial statements.
S-k lays out reporting requirements for various SEC filings used by public companies.
S-b no longer exists.

102
Q

How are intercompany sales eliminated when there’s NCI?

A

Eliminate 100% Sale and Cost of goods sold. Adjust ending inventory if still on hand.

103
Q

How is I/S income tax expense determined, when there’s DTA?

A

Net income tax expense (current+deferred)= tax payable (owe now)- current year increase in DTA that’s expencted to be realized (income tax benefit-deferred )

104
Q

What are the required government-wide F/S?

A

Statement of Net Position.

Statement of activities.

105
Q

Are computer software costs capitalized and amortized? How?

A
Expense costs (planning, design, coding, and testing) incurred until technological feasibility has been established for the product. Then Capitalize as intangible asset (not inventory) and amortize.
For sale-- amortization is the greater of percentage sale or straight line over economic life.
For internal use-amortize straight line.
106
Q

When local currency is dysfunctional, functional and report currency is US dollars, how to report assets,liabilities and operating performance? Inventory? equipment?

A

Remeasurement method. B/S:Monetary items-year-end rate. Non-Monetary items-historical rate. I/S: non B/S related-weighted average. B/S related-historical.
Inventory and equipment are both non-monetary–historical rate.

107
Q

Disclosure requirements for tax-basis accounting (OCBOA)?

A

Statement titles should identify the basis of accounting used.
Cash flow not required.
Include policy Notes paralleling those in GAAP-basis statements and a basis of accounting policy note that clearly identifies the primary differences between GAAP and the OCBOA.
Contingent liabilities, going-concern considerations and risks and uncertainties.

108
Q

What are the total revenues for direct financing lease?

A

No sales revenue or cost of goods sold. Only record interest income as revenue.
Dr lease payment Receivable, Cr unearned interest revenue, Cr asset.

109
Q

What are postemployment benefit other than pensions?

A

Provide benefit after retirement. Health care insurance, life insurance, welfare, legal service, tuition.

110
Q

Are risks of internal control required to be disclosed in F/S notes?

A

NO. significant accounting policies, related parties, Use of estimates(Inventory or equipment subject to rapid technological obsolescence), Vulnerability to the risk of a near-term severe impact from a material concentration.

111
Q

What’s Comprehensive income?

A

All differences between beginning equity and ending

equity other than transactions with owners. Net income per I/S + OCI.

112
Q

NFP statement of activies categories?

A

PUT and total.

113
Q

How to write down an impaired asset, Cr?

A

Cr the asset directly. Not valuation account like depreciation(AD).

114
Q

Under dollar-value LIFO inventory method, at base year cost, Y1 ending=100, Y2 ending=132. Price index=1.25, What’s the Y2 ending inventory at dollar value LIFO?

A

Y2 layer at dollar value Lifo=(132-100)*1.25=40.

So total ending value=100(from Y1, unchanged)+40=140.

115
Q

How is overhaul cost accounted for under IFRS?

A

If this is an activity that is going to be done on a regular basis, and assuming the overhaul and inspection has a benefit over 1 year, then IFRS requires you to capitalize the estimated amount of the overhaul at the time of asset original acquisition, and amortize it separately over the period to the next overhaul and inspection.

116
Q

What are cash equivalents? Is money market funds considered cash equivalents?

A

YES.
Deposits without legal restriction and all securities that have original maturity less than 90 days.
Restricted cash may not be current asset, depending on restrict time.

117
Q

What are the consolidation elimination entries?

A
1)Eliminate sub's entire equity:
Dr Common stock
     APIC
     Retained earnings
2)Eliminate parent's investment account:
Cr Investment in sub
3)Create NCI
Cr Noncontrolling interest
4)Adjust and Consolidate asset
Dr Balance sheet adjustment to FV
     Identifiable intangible asset to FV
     Goodwill/Gain
118
Q

How are marketable securities reclassification valued? Unrealized holding G/L at date of transfer?

A

Valued at FV. Holding G/L: from trading–already rec’d in earnings, not reversed; to trading–rec in earnings immediately; HtM to AFS–rec in OCI; AFS to HtM–amortize into I/S any G/L that was in OCI.

119
Q

J/E for government or NFP to rec a painting purchased or donated, that meet the non-capitalization rules?

A

Dr Expense, Cr cash(purchased) or revenue from donation(donated).