Something Flashcards

1
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Types of special purpose funds

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Petty cash
Sinking fund
Payroll cash account

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2
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How is gain on death of employee calculated

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Life insurance proceeds- cash surrender value

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3
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Increases to retained earnings

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Net income

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4
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Decrease in retained earnings

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Property dividends

Cash dividends

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5
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What is plugged to APIC

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  • When stock is issued, the difference between par and market value
  • under the cost method, excess of proceeds over cost of T/S sold
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6
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What reduces bond proceeds

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Stock warrants

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7
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Total cost of equipment =

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Cash paid + note( net of discount)

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8
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What date do we recognize termination benefits

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Date of communication to employees

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9
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Units of production depreciation method calculation

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(Cost- salvage)/ total # of units

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10
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Original bond price is reduced by

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Interest accrued

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11
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COGS

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=Sales x (1-GP%)
OR
=BI+ Purchases(net)-EI

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12
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Annual required pension contribution is recorded as what on the financial statements

A

Expense

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13
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Bond issue costs are amortized over

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The life of the bond

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14
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Calculation of Ending Inventory

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BI + Net Purchases- COGS

- also equals avg inventory

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15
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Bond carrying value at retirement

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=FV of bonds retired - unamortized bond issued costs

  • remember to prorate for the share of bonds retired
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16
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AFS

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  • Recorded at FV
  • temporary declines are recorded in OCI
  • permanent declines are written down to FV and recorded in current earnings
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17
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Extraordinary Items

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  • not recorded for IFRS

- eliminated from GAAP . Now treats same as if unusual and infrequent now and includes in continuing operations

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18
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Initial cash debits for bonds issued

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-for FV of bond + accrued interest less bond discount

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19
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Initial Bond credits

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  • Bonds Premium
  • Bonds Payable( FV of bond)
  • interest payable
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20
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Difference between Bond interest expense and Bonds payable

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  • bonds interest expense is carrying value at effective interest rate
  • bonds payable( interest paid) is state rate x FV of bond
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21
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Characteristics of Bonds Discount

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  • debit balance
  • amortized over life of bond with a credit
  • carrying value increase over time to get to the Face Value
  • effective interest rate is higher than the state interest rate
    - interest expense is greater than cash interest( interest payable)
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22
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Fair Value Hedge

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  • reported at FV

- must disclose when a hedged firm commitment no longer qualifies as a FV hedge

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23
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Cash Flow Hedge

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  • recorded at cost ?
24
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Capital Expenditures

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  • no current deduction therefore must recognize in the form of depreciation amortization or depletion
25
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Effective interest calculation

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= time period x effective interest x carrying value of bonds

26
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memo entry

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  • rights of stock issued without consideration
27
Q

Net Increase in SHE

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  • gain on settlement of debt + increase in SHE (shares issued x FV)
28
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capital lease

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  • if lease term exceeds 75% of assets useful life
  • lessee capitalizes lease at amount = PV of minimum lease payments =amount due at end of year x ordinary annuity for n periods at x %
  • include amount of bargain purchase option
29
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Interim reporting

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  • integral part of annual reporting

- uses effective annual income tax rate

30
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OCI

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  • has a normal credit balance

- unamortized prior period service costs for defined benefit plans is a debit here

31
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Cumulative dividends

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  • are annul requirement calculated at par x cummulative %
32
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DGP

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= GP% x accounts receivable

33
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Bonds paid semiannually

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  • bond interest paid twice a year

- each time 50% of full year interest rate

34
Q

Statement of cash flows from financing activities

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Inflows
- proceeds from the sale of stock
Outflows
- payment for early retirement of long- term bonds
- dividends paid ( not declared)
35
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Operating activities

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Starts with Net Income

Inflows

  • net change in a/r
  • opposite change in allowance for uncollectible accounts
  • net change in prepaid expense
  • opposite change in accounts payable
36
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HTM

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  • recorded at cost
  • no unrealized gain or loss
  • reclassified to trading securities
  • reclassified to AFS adjust
37
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Compensation expense

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  • record at FV at grant date / service period
38
Q

How to allocate purchase price of securities when bought in a group

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  • allocate pro rata
39
Q

Under IFRS lawsuits are recorded

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  • at best estimate

- discounted to PV

40
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temporary difference creating dta

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  • net of temporary difference before dividends deductions minus dividends received deduction
  • investment account ok for book but different for tax
41
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Payroll tax liability

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= federal tax expense + employee FICA + employer FICA

42
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Transfer of resources been and among funds

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-reported in the governmental fund operating segment as other financing sources or other financing uses

43
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Eps

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= net income/ Common shares outstanding

44
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Price to earnings

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= market price /Eps

45
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If prices remain unchange

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LIFO and FIFO will yield similar results.

46
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If prices rise, which of the following will happen

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LIFO will result in smaller inventory costs and larger cost of goods sold than FIFO.

47
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If prices decline, which of the following will happen

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FIFO will result in smaller inventory costs and larger cost of goods sold than LIFO

48
Q

Which of the following methods comes closest to matching current costs against current revenues

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LIFO

49
Q

Discontinued operations result from a disposal that represents a strategic shift. Examples

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  • a sale of a product line that represents 15% of the entity’s total revenues;
  • a sale of a geographical area that represents 20% of the entity’s total assets;
  • a sale of the entity’s stores in one of its two types of store formats that have provided 15% of current-period net income and have, in the past, represented 30% to 40% of the entity’s net income;
  • the sale of an equity method investment representing 20% of the entity’s total assets; or
  • the sale of 80% of a product line representing 40% of total revenue, but only if the entity retains 20% of its ownership interest.
50
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derivative instrument has three characteristics

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  1. There is an underlying or notional amount.
  2. There is little or no initial net investment.
  3. Its term requires or permits net settlement
51
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IFRS uses different stock account titles than U.S. GAAP

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Share Capital

52
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IFRS accounts for treasury stock retirements only by charging

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an excess in purchase price and issue cost to paid-in capital.

53
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IFRS includes a “revaluation surplu

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revaluation of property, plant, and equipment; mineral resources; and intangible assets.

54
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Goodwill

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Goodwill is the excess of the fair value of the consideration given over the fair value of the net identifiable assets acquired.

55
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compensation expense

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restricted stock is earned equally over the vesting period