Review Flashcards
What are the following reports and who is required to file: 10-K 10-Q 8-K S-X
SEC Registrants (companies with assets of more than 10 million and 500 or more shareholders and securities that trade on a national securities exchange 10-K - Annual Report 10-Q - Quarterly Report 8-K - Material Disclosures S-X - Form & Content
What does/doesn’t the Fair Value Option (ASC 825) apply?
Does:
AFS, HTM, & Equity Method Securities
Certain Financial Liab.
Firm Commitments
Written Loan Commitments
Non-financial insurance settled by a third party
Warranty contracts settled by a third party
Host financial instrument that is an embedded nonfinancial dervative instrument separated from a nonfinancial hybrid instrument
Doesn't: Consolidations Pensions Leases Share-Based Payments Stock Options Postemployment Benefits Exit/Disposal Activities Financial Instruments that are a component of Equity
What accounting policies must be disclosed?
- Accounting principles used when alternatives exist
- Principles peculiar to a particular industry
- Unusual or innovative applications of accounting principles
Regarding ASC 820 and Fair Value Election, what is the difference between the Principal & Most Advantageous Market?
Principal = where the greatest volume & level of activity occurs
Most Advantageous = where the maximum price occurs
According to ASC 850, Related Party Disclosures, what should be disclosed on the FS?
Material transactions except: Compensation agreements Expense allowances Items in the ordinary course of business Transactions which are eliminated in the preparation of the consolidated/combined FS
Material Transaction Disclosures Include:
- Nature of relationship
- Description of transactions
- Dollar amounts of transactions
- Amount due to/from
Risks & Uncertainties must be disclosed in what four areas?
- Nature of Operations
Quantification not required - Use of Estimates in FS preparation
- Certain Significant Estimates
If possibility of change in near term would cause a material difference - Current vulnerability due to concentrations
Are losses due to Strike considered extraordinary?
No
How is COGM Computed?
Direct Method: Beg WIP \+ DM Used \+ DL \+ Factory OH - End WIP = COGM
Indirect Method Beg Finished Goods \+ COGM - End Finished Goods = Cost of Sales
Do Gains/Losses on Trading Securities require separate disclosure?
Yes
Foreign Currency Translation - Remeasurement vs Translation:
Remeasurement Method Functional does NOT equal Local Currency Gain/Loss recognized in Income Aggregate Gain/Loss disclosed either in FS or Notes Monetary A&L = Current Rate on BS Date Non-Monetary A&L = Historical SHE = Historical (except RE which is brought forward) Dividends = Historical on date of dec. R&E = WA of year except for allowcations
Current Rate Method Functional EQUALS Local Currency A&L = Current Rate on BS Date R&E = WA Rates for the year SHE = Historical Dividends = Historical rate on date of declaration
Other Comprehensive Income is composed of what?
- Unrealized G/L on AFS Securities
- FC Translation adjustments
- Minimum Pension Liability Adjustments
- Reclassification to avoid double counting
How is a transaction computed into constant dollars?
Use the To/From Ratio: Ex: Year 1 CPI = 180 Year 2 CPI = 200 Depreciation Exp is $200,000 a year
200/180*$200,000 = $222,222
What are examples of Exit Activities?
- Sale & termination of line of business
- Closure of business activities at a particular location
- Relocation of business activities
- Changes in Management Structure
- Fundamental reorganization of the business
Under IFRS, what items must be disclosed on the Income Statement?
- Income
- Finance Costs (Interest Expense)
- Share of Profits under Equity Method
- Tax Expense
- Discontinued Operations
- Profit or Loss
- Non-controlling interest in P/L
- Net P/L attributable to equity holders in the parent
Difference between Sales Type Lease & Direct Financing Lease?
Gross Profit is earned on a sales type lease at the inception of the lease
A Direct Financing Lease is when a Bank acts as a third party to purchase the asset in cash from the manufacturer or dealer and then leases to the company needing the equipment
A Sales Type Lease is when the company leases directly from the Manufacturer/Dealer