Test Bank Conceptual Framework Flashcards

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IFRS Requirements for Cash advancements and loans from bank overdrafts (CASH FLOW)

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IFRS requires cash advances and loans from bank overdrafts to be classified as operating activities

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Consistency and Verifiability

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are components of comparability, are both enhancing qualitative characteristics relating ot both relevance and faithful representation.

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ASC Topic 280 - External Revenues reported by reportable operating segments

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Must be enough segments reported so that at least 75% of unaffiliated revenues is shown by reportable segments.
Sales to external customers total $30,000,000, so external revenues reported by reportable operating segments must be at least $22,500,000 (30,000,000 x 75%)

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Warranty liability (FV)

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a company can elect the FV option to record its warranties it the warranty liability can be satisfied by contracting with a third party.

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Inventory Turnover

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COGS/Average inventory

Average Inventory (Beg +End/2)

COGS
\+End Inv
=COG available for sale
- Purchases
=Beginning Inventory
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Dilutive Securities? Decrease the BEPS

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7% convertible bond, issued at par, with each $1,000 bond convertible into 40 shares of common stock. TAX Rate 30% would have the following effects on the num and denom ($70 interst - $21 tax expense)/ 40 shares = $1.225 to 2 ratio, which would reduce the basic EPS of $1.29

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Cash Flow Financing Activities

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Include all cash flows involving liabilities and owner’s equity other than operating items.

Include:

  • Dividends Paid
  • Proceeds from sale of treasury stock
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Impaired equipment

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Undiscounted expected net future cash inflows (450) are less than the carrying amount of the equipment (500), therefore equipment is deemed impaired.

Impairment Calculation:
CV of Equip - FV of equip

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Concentration of Credit Risk

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Credit risk is the risk of loss due to a particular borrower’s nonpayment loan. This would be risk for the same industry.

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10
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Adjust service revenue from cash to accrual basis

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Accrual:

Service Rev = Cash fees collected + End. AR - Beg AR + Beg unearned fees - ending unearned fees

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Return on common stockholders’ equity

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(NI - Preferred Dividend)/ (Average common stockholder’s equity)

Beg comm + retain +end com+ retain/ 2

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12
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Consumer Price Index

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Use to compute information on a “Constant Dollar” basis

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13
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Goodwill calculation

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Consideration transferred
+ FV of noncontrolling interest
- FV of net identifiable assets
=Amount of goodwill

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Gain (loss) from a fire, etc. calculation of conversion of gain or loss

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Proceeds 100,000 (from insurance)
+ Book value (BV - Half deprecation - 6 months (june))
= gain

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Operating Expenses (Selling Expenses and General and Admin expenses)

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Selling expenses - related to sale of a company’s product

  • Freight-out (cost of delivering goods to customers)
  • Sales representatives salaries

G&A expenses - to company’s general operations

  • Accounting and legal fees
  • Officer’s salaries
  • Insurance
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16
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Interest expense, net of income taxes, on a convertible debt that is dilutive should be

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IF convertible securities are deemed to be dilutive, then interet expense should be added back net income when computing diluted earnings per share.

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17
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Identify Reportable segment tests

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  1. Operating segment’s revenue from all sources (internal and external) is 10% or more of the combined (internal and external) revenues of all of the company’s reported operating segment
  2. Operating segment’s operating profit or loss (absolute value) is 10% or more of the greater of the following two amounts (absolute value)
    - combined operating profit of all operating segments that did not report an operating loss
    - the combined loss of all operating segments that did report an operating loss
  3. The operatings segment’s identifiable assets are 10% or more of the combined assets of all operating segment
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Acid-test ratio(solvency ratio_

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measures the ability to pay current liabilities from cash and near-cash items

(Cash + net receivables + Marketable securities) / (current liabilities)

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Debt to equity ratio

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leverage ratio that measures the relative amount of leverage or debt a company has.

(Total liabilities / Common Stockholder’s equity)

20
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Bases of accounting used to prepare financial statements in conformity with a comphrensive basis other than GAAP

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  1. Cash basis

2. Basis of accounting used to file an income tax return.

21
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SEC form 10-Q represents

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quarterly reviewed financial information and other information about the company

22
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COGS Manufactured

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Beg Work In process
\+ Direct Materials used
\+ Direct Labor
\+ Factory Overhead
- Ending Work in Process
= COGs Manufactured
23
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Cost of Sales Formula

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Beg Finished Good
+ COGs Manufactured
- Ending Finished Goods
= Cost of sales

24
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AR Turnover

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Credit Sale / Average AR

25
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Cash Paid to suppliers

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COGS (used as beg estimate for cash paid to suppliers)
+ (Inventory Increase)
+ (AP decrease)
= cash paid to suppliers

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Substantial doubt as a going concern

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must be evaluated by management on an interim an annual basis

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IFRS requirements for INTERIM financial reporting

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IFRS has no requirement for the presentation of interim financial statements, but if they are presented, four basic financial statements are required

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subsequent event recognition

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loss for a recognized subsequent even should be reported in the current year financial statements

FYI - gains are not recognized until realized

29
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Variable Interest entity subject to consolidation if its equity is

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Less than 10% of total assets

30
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Consolidated statements (prepared?)

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Are prepared as if the parent and subsidiaries were one economic entity. From the point of view of the consolidated entity, any intercompany receivables or payables from parent to subsidiary or vice versa are NOT payable to or receivable from any outside company. The consolidated entity does not have a receivable or payable. Therefore, all of the intercompany receivables, payables, and advances are eliminated. Non are reported as intercompany receivables.

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Qualitative Faithful rep

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completeness, neutrality, and freedom from error.

32
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How to report accumulated other comprehensive income

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cumulated balance of other comprehensive income should be reported as a component of equity, separate from retained earnings and additional paid-in capital

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Acquisition date

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Acquirer includes net income from the acquire only from the date of acquisition

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Basic earnings per share (WA)

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Weighted-average shares outstanding is need for the basic earnings per share computation.
Calculated by multiplying the number of shares issued by the fraction of a year during which the stock was outstanding

35
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IFRS statement of cash flow (noncash transactions)

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IFRS requires that significant noncash transactions be reported in the notes to the financial statements

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IFRS test for identifying operating segments

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revenue test, profit or loss test, and an asset test

37
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of days sales in average inventories

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(Average inventory at Cost) / (Average Sales per day at cost)

(beg inv + end inv/2) / (COGS/# of working days per year)

38
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disclose major customer data if sales to any single customer amount to at least

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if 10% or more of the revenue of an enterprise is derived from sales to any single customer,

39
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Non-competition agreements

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may be measured and included in goodwill

40
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Average # of days in operating cycle

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average day sales in inventory + avg. day sales in AR