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Weighted Average Cost Per Unit (Depreciation)
Cost of Goods Available for Sale/Number of Units Available for Sale
Gross Profit Ratio
Gross Profit/Net Sales
Inventory Turnover Ratio
Cost of Goods Sold Expense/Average Inventory
Average Inventory (for Inventory Turnover Ratio)
(Beginning Inventory + Ending Inventory)/2
Average Days in Inventory
365/Inventory Turnover Ratio
Straight-Line Depreciation
Depreciation Expense = (Original Cost - Salvage Value)/Service Life
Activity-Based Depreciation
Depreciation Expense = ((Original Cost - Salvage Value)/Estimated Total Units to be Produced)*Actual Units Produced)
Double-Declining Balance Depreciation
Depreciation Expense = ((Original Cost - Accumulated Depreciation)/Service Life)*2
How to know if an asset is impaired?
Cash flows < Book Value
Impairment Loss =
NBV - Fair Value
Return on Assets
Net Income/Average Total Assets
Average Total Assets
(Beginning Balance + Ending Balance)/2
<20% of stock owned
Insignificant Influence -> Fair Value Method
20%-50% of stock owned
Significant Influence -> Equity Method
>50% of stock owned
Controlling Influence -> Consolidated Statements Method
Fair Value Method - investment income
% owned * dividends
Does fair value method recognize unrealized gain/loss
YES!
Equity Method - Net Income/Dividends
Net Income: by % and add to investment CV; Dividends: by % and subtract from investment CV
Are dividends revenue under the equity method?
NO
consolidated statements method
- add two companies to make one
- investor is parent company and investee is subsidiary copmany
- the investee is called non-controlling minority interest, other is called controlling interest
BOND! table thing
Date, Cash, Interest, Amort, BV
Cash - Bond table
Stated Rate * Face Value
Interest - Bond Table
Market Rate * BV
Amort - Bond Table
Interest - Cash
BV - Bond Table
Last BV + Amort
Employer Payroll Taxes
Unemployment taxes (federal + state), FICA
Contingent loss that is probable & estimable
Record and disclose
Contingent loss that is reasonably possible
disclose only
Contingent loss that is remote
NOthing
Contingent gain that is probable & estimable
Disclose only
Contingent gain that is reasonable possible
don't record (optional disclosure)
Contingent gain that is remote
NOTHING!!!!
Estimated Warranty Pay
Beg + % of sales - Claim = End
Current Ratio
Current Assets/Current Liabilities
Acid Test Ratio
(Cash + Current Investments + Accounts Receivables)/Total Current Liabilities
Working Capital
= Total Current Assets - Total Current Liabilities
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