RANDOM QUIZ#2 Flashcards

1
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When outcome cannot be measured reliably, what method does IFRS require?

A

Cost-recovery method

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2
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How are interest, royalties and dividends recognized under IFRS

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When it is probably that an economic benefit will flow to entity and amt can be reasonably measured.

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3
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How is interest measured under IFRS?

A

Using the EFFECTIVE INTEREST METHOD

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4
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How are dividends recognized under IFRS?

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Divs recognized WHEN SHAREHLDR OBTAINS RIGHTS to receive the dividend.

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5
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How are royalties recognized under IFRS

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Royalties are recognized on the ACCRUAL BASIS under IFRS

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6
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Trial balance categories included in Current Assets total may include the following 6:

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  1. Net of overdrafts and uncleared drafts
  2. Inventory
  3. Cash from land sale
  4. Cash
  5. A/R (net allowances)
  6. Prepaid exps
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7
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What happens when Treasury stock is reissued for a higher or lower price than what it was purchased for?

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No gain or loss is recognized on the purchase, reissue, or retirement of Treasury Stock!

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8
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How do you figure amt of intercompany sales when given a consolidated B/S?

A

Add revenues shown for Parent and Subsidiary. Compare to Consolidated Revenue total. The difference will be the amt of intercompany sale’

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9
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when calculating current liabilities what is the treatment for ‘discount on bonds payable”?

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This is netted (contra acct) with the “bonds payable” amount so if b/p is 25k and discount on b/p is 3k, then you will be adding 22k to the CL for that year.

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10
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What qualities are emphasized in the interim reports?

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Timliness & Relevance

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11
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Adjustment for specific price change equals_____

A

Current Cost

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12
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Adjustment for general price level changes equals___

A

Constant Dollar

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13
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what 2 things make up Comprehensive Income

A

Net Income

Other Compr. Income (OCI)

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14
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What is J.E. when issuing a government purchase order?

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dr: Encumbrances
cr: Reserved for Encumb. (Budg Fund bal)

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15
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Where does unfunded prior service cost fit in to Pension Liability calculation?

A

was n/a in the problem i solved

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16
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Change in business env. is affecting factory, how do you determine amount of impairment loss?

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  1. Determine IF loss - Sum of undiscounted future cash flows is compared to CV(BV) and is less.
  2. Amt is determined by Book Value (CV) vs. FV
17
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For a company preparing 1st year of IFRS financial stmts, what is the minimum reporting requirement?

A

3 statements of financial position are minimum for 1st time IFRS reporting.

18
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  1. Items recorded at original cost
  2. Items are adjusted to their current amounts.
  3. Items (assets/cash/dollars) are NOT adjusted for changes in general price level (inflation).
  4. Items are adjusted for changes in the general price level (inflation) aka “Real Dollars.”
A
  1. Historical Cost
  2. Current Cost
  3. Nominal Dollar
  4. Constant Dollar
19
Q

What amt s/Frame report as a current asset for interest on a (details given) note receivable?

A

It is Carrying amt x Int rate x time, but you must remember to adjust the carrying amount for any principle that has already been paid!!

20
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If 200, 9%, $1000 bonds are sold at 101, what amount, including accrued interest, does the seller receive at issuance?

A

The bonds have a stated value of 200,000.
The sale at 101 means 202,000 was received.
The accrued interest is based on STATED, not MV, so 202000 + .09 x 200,000 x 5/12.
(there were 5 mos between sale and statements)