ACCT 327 Chapter 4 - The Balance Sheet

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Current assets definition

cash and other assets to be converted to cash within ONE YEAR or operating cycle (whichever is longer)

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CA are listed in order of

Liquidity

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Cash Equivalents

highly liquid investments with maturity of 3 months or less

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Current Assets

  • Cash

  • Cash equivalents

  • Short term investments

  • Receivables

  • Inventory

  • Prepaid expenses

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Exception to CA

Rule includes equipment that will be “used up” during the year/operating cycle - still NOT a CA

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Non-current assets

  • Long terms investments

  • PP&E

  • Intangible assets

  • Long term prepaid

  • Non current receivables

  • deferred income taxes

  • restricted cash

  • property held for sale

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Current Liabilities definition

obligations expected to liquidate through use of current assets or creation of other current liabiltiies

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Current Liabilities

  • Payables

  • Unearned revenue

  • Current portion of long term bonds

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Long term liabiltiies

  • bonds payable

  • notes payable

  • some deferred taxes

  • lease obligations

  • pension obligations

  • warranties and contingencies

  • generally require a lot of disclosures on the note

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Equity

  • capital stock

  • APIC

  • Retained earnings

  • AOCI

  • Treasury stock

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Balance sheet disclosures

1) Contingencies

2) Accounting policies

3) Contractual obligations, particularly related to liabilities

4) Fair values of assets and liabilities

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Contingencies

important events with an uncertain outcome, such as taxes or litigation

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Accounting policies

valuation methods used, assumptions made in assigning value to inventory, depreciation, investments used in subsidiaries, and risks and uncertainties related to industry, etc. 

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Contractual Obligations

Contractual obligations primarily related to liabilties (pensions, leases, stock options)

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Fair values of assets and liabilities

FV of financial instruments such as cash, investments, receivables, payables, etc. (Level 1, 2, or 3)

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Is more disclosure generally better or worse?

Better! But sometimes there is information overload

Disclosures can be tedious and expensive