Revision Flashcards

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What are the five elements of conceptual framework?

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  • Assets
  • Liabilities
  • Income
  • Expenses
  • Equity
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Definition of income

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An increase in assets or decrease in liabilities in an entity that causes an increase in equity other than an increase brought about by contributions by a shareholder

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Definition of expense

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A decrease in assets or increase in liabilities that causes a decrease in equity other than by a distribution of equity claims to holders

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Value in use definition for assets

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The sum total of all the cash inflows expected to be received from an asset in the future

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Fulfillment value definition for liabilities

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The present value of a liability. The cash total expected to fulfil a liability.

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Current cost definition

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the cost of replacing an asset or fulfilling a liability with an equivalent version today

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Current value definition

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The fair value. The cost of selling the asset under ordinary market conditions

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8
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Acronym for whether development expenditure can be capitalised

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PIRATE

Probably future economic benefit

Intention to Complete

Resources adequate to complete, use or sell

Ability to use or sell asset

Technologically feasible to complete and use

Expenses can be measured

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9
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net assets formula

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Total assets - current liabilities

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10
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net current assets formula

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current assets - current liabilities

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11
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another name for working capital cycle

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cash operating cycle

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12
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Process to recognise lease asset in financial statements

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13
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Three ways of calculating current value

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fair value - price obtained less selling costs

  • value in use - all the cash flows that are expected to flow from an asset
  • Current cost - the cost of an equivalent item if you had to replace it
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14
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Difference between statutory accounts and annual report and accounts?

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Stat accounts - for filing with companies house

annual report and accounts (corporate report) - for distributing to shareholders

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15
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Formula for recoverable amount of an asset

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the higher of an asset’s fair value less costs to sell and the value in use

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16
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two models to value (recognise an asset)

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cost model

revaluation model

17
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revaluation model

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fair value
- depreciation
- impairment loss

18
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Do you reverse impairment loss in the P&L through income if an asset’s fair value goes up?

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Yes, until the expense is netted off and the rest is recognised as valuation surplus

19
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how to measure ROU lease asset when entering accounts

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cost
+ direct costs to bring the lease in
+ any payments at commencement or beforehand
- lease incentive

20
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how to measure lease liability when it enters accounts

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present value of lease payments
discount rate is interest of term

21
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When interpreting financial statements in the exam, what is the first thing to consider?

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Who is the user of the financial statements that you are giving information to?

22
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what ratios are investors primarily interested in?

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profitability, gearing,

23
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What ratios are lenders primarily interested in?

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liquidity, financial position

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