W5 Flashcards

1
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A decrease in the value of a non-current asset

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Depreciation

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2
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Depreciation is recorded as a/an _______________ in the statement of profit or loss; however, in the statement of financial position, the ______________ is reduced by the depreciation charge.

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expense; cost of asset

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3
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Gives the same depreciation expense every year

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Straight-line method

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4
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Formula for depreciation expense

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Cost - estimated residual value/useful economic life

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5
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is the estimated amount that a non-current asset will be worth at the end of its useful life

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residual value

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6
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is the expected length of time that a non-current asset will be used in the business.

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useful economic life

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7
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is the total depreciation that has been charged on an asset since it was purchased. This is deducted from the cost of an asset to arrive at its net book value

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accumulated depreciation

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8
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cost of an asset - accumulated depreciation

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Net book value

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9
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A depreciation charge that starts out high then reduces over time

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Reducing balance method

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10
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Dep’ expense formula

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% x NBV of an asset at the start of the year

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11
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arises when a customer who owes money to the business for goods or services received on credit becomes unable to pay the amount due. At that time it should no longer be included in the trade receivables figure as it does not represent an asset.

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Bad/doubtful debt

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12
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How do you account a bad debt?

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Subtracting it from trade receivables, and show it separately as an expense in the statement of profit or loss

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13
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is an amount deducted from trade receivables to recognise that a proportion of those amounts will eventually not be received by the business

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Provision for doubtful debts

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14
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requires that, when accounts are being prepared, income should never be anticipated but all possible costs should be taken into account

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Prudence concept

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15
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How do you account provision for bad debts?

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As expense in profit or loss statement, and as a reduction in trade receivables

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16
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is an asset without any physical substance. Examples include goodwill and brand names.

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Intangible asset

17
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Are purchases assets or expenses?

18
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Depreciation is accounted as an _________ in the profit or loss statement, and it is accounted as a ______ in the cost of a non-current asset every year.

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expense; reduction

19
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Bad debts is accounted as an _________ in the profit or loss statement, and it is accounted as a ______ in the net book value of a non-current asset every year.

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expense; reduction

20
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Bad debts and provision for bad debts are two different ______.