Segment Reporting Flashcards

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disclosure of segment liabilities

GAAP vs IFRS

A

GAAP, not required

IFRS, required if measure is regularly provided to chief operating decision maker

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segment reporting

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provides information on business activities and economic environment of company’s: performance, prospects of net FCF, and enterprise as a whole

applies to public companies only

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required disclosures for public enterprises

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operating segments (annual and interim)
products and services
geographic areas
major customers

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accounting principle used

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principles used in preparing F/S should be used for segment reporting
reconciled to related aggregate amounts in F/S

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inter-company transactions

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NOT eliminated for reporting

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5
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operating segment
(definition)
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own revenues/expenses
operating results are regularly reviewed
traceable financial info is available

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6
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corporate headquarters

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NOT an operating segment

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7
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pension plan

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NOT an operating segment

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8
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reportable segment

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operating segments that meet the criteria for separate reporting

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9
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materiality tests for reportable segment

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10% “size” test (must meet only one)

75% “reporting sufficiency” test

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10% “size” test

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if reportable segment is 10%+ of ALL operating segments for:

  • revenue (internal/external)
  • reported profit/loss
  • assets
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75% “reporting sufficiency” test

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to be considered as a reportable segment, included operating segments must make up at least 75% of all EXTERNAL revenue

practical limit is 10 segments, but is not precise.

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“all other segments” category

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other business activities and operating segments that are not reportable based on materiality test

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comparative reporting

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if operating segment is reportable in previous period but not the current period, it can still be reportable if management judges segment to have continuing significance

if reportable for current period but not previous period, restate prior periods to reflect new reportable segment

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segment profit/loss

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revenues (internal and external)
- direct traceable costs
- reasonably allocated costs (by CFO)
= operating profit/loss (EBIT)

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15
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items EXCLUDED from segment profit/loss

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general corporate revenues/expenses
interest expense
income taxes
gains/losses from discontinued operations
extraordinary items, etc.
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reportable segment disclosures

A
identifying factors
products/services
profit/loss
assets, liabilities (IFRS only)
measurement criteria
reconciliations
17
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enterprise-wide disclosures

A
products/services
geographic areas (revenues, long-lived assets)
major customers (10% or more)