Regulations Of Accounting For Corporations Flashcards

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What are accounting standards?

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Legal guidelines on specific accounting matters they influence the way general financial reports are made.

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What are reporting entities?

Examples

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Those reasonably expected to have users that depend on financial reports for useful information in making and evaluating decisions about scarce resources.
Eg NAB, Catholic ed office, AFL.

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The financial reporting council is…

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An Australian statutory body with oversight over AASB providing broad strategic direction to AASB

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What is the AASB?

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Committed to developing in the publics interest a set of accounting standards requiring transparent and comparable information in general purpose financial statements.

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What is the IASB?

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Goal is to provide the worlds integrated capital markets with a common language for financial reporting.

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What does ASIC stand for? And what do they do?

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Australian securities and investment commission.

Australia’s corporate markets and financial services regulator.

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The asx is…

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A public company providing a market place for the buying and selling of shares in public companies and other financial services.

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Purpose of the AASB framework is to…

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Identify and describe the concepts that underlie the preparation and presentation of financial statements for external users

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What are the 4 key qualitative concepts described in the framework?

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Reliability
Relevance
Comparability
Understandability

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An asset is …

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Resource controlled by the entity. From past with future economic benefit.

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Liabilities are defined as…

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Present obligation of the entity because of last events expected to result in outflow of the business.

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Equity is…

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The residual interest in the assets of the emir it after deducting all the liabilities.

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Expenses are…

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Decreases in economic benefit that result in decrease in equity

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Income is …

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Increases in economic benefit
Form
Of inflow of asset or cash inflow

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Revenue is…

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The gross inflow of economic benefit when those inflow increase equity

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How do you value an asset?

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Historical cost, current cost, settlement value, present value and fair value.

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Brief description of historical cost

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First price purchased at

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Brief description of current cost

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Amount of money that would be receive for an item at a certain time. Eg after 6 months

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Brief description of realisable (settlement) value.

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Amount of exchangeable assets obtainable by selling the asset.

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Brief description of present value.

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Discounted net cash flows or savings in outflows that are expect to occur through assets use.