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Usefulness of Income Statements

Predicts future performance

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Limitations of Income statements

Items like intangibles are omitted, some are estimates, different accounting methods

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4 elements of Income statement

revenue

expense

gains

losses

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What comes after gross profit on a multi-step income statement?

admin and selling expenses

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what comes after gains and losses on a multi-step income statement?

income before tax

  • Gee L, imma have to tax that a**

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what should always be taken net of tax?

discontinued operations AND change in accounting principle/errors on SRE

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how do you calculate EPS?

net income - preferred dividends

__________________________

weighted average of common shares outstanding

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How should you title an income statement?

Year ended dec. 31, 20X2

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what is a balance sheet portray?

a point in time/snapshot

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How should you calculate gains vs losses

Gains - add

Losses - subtract

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What kind of costs go in the non-operating section?

infrequent or unusual

(litigation, impairment, gain/loss on sale of PPE)

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What is important to know about EPS?

Its the most significant business indicator

  • has a common share focus in calculation

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How do you calculate CI (comprehensive income)?

NI ± OCI

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What are the transactions in OCI?

  1. Fair value gains/losses for certain derivatives

  2. Foreign currency translation adjustments

  3. Certain pension adjustments

    1. Fair value gains/losses for certain debt security investments

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What gets closed into AOCI?

OCI

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Describe AOCI

  • balance sheet account

  • stockholders equity

    • what OCI gets closed into

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What are the 5 steps in revenue recognition?

  1. Identify contracts

  2. Identify performance obligations (list of things to do)

  3. Determine transaction price (what THEY need to do)

  4. Allocate the transaction price (what will they pay us)

    1. Recognize revenue

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What kind of perspective is change in accounting principle and errors?

Retrospective

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How do you set up a SRE with adjustments now?

beg RE

± Adjustments for change in acct principle (net of tax)

± Adjustments for error corrections (net of tax)

= RE revised

+NI

-Dividends

=end RE

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How do you calculate depreciation?

cost - salvage value divided by useful years

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how do you calculate book value?

original cost - depreciation

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what is the primary goal of financial reporting?

provide investors and creditors with decision-useful information

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What is GAAP?

A common set of standards and procedures for preparing financial statements

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Who regulates the markets with oversight?

SEC

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Who enforces US GAAP // Market watchdog?

SEC

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How many board members are on the FASB?

Seven

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True or False: the ASC is in compliance with GAAP

True, the ASC contains all US GAAP in one place

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Describe the Sarbanes Oxley Act

CEOs and CFOs must personally sign off on financial statements

“the auditor of auditors”

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What is the purpose of conceptual framework?

Define the objectives/boundaries of accounting

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Why is defining the objective of financial reporting important?

its useful to existing/potential lenders in providing resources to the entity

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True or False: the concept statements are GAAP

False

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What are the 2 fundamental qualities of the conceptual framework?

Relevance and Faithful Representation

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What are the enhancing qualities of the conceptual framework?

Comparability

Verifiability

Timeliness

Understandability

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How can information be relevant?

Predictive value, confirmatory value, and materiality

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How can information be faithfully represented?

Completeness, Neutrality, and free from error

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Describe assets

A present right of an entity to an economic benefit

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Describe liabilities

A present obligation of an entity to transfer an economic benefit

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Describe equity

the residual interest in the assets of an entity that remains after deducting its liabilities

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How do you calculate comprehensive income?

CI = NI ± OCI

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Describe the going-concern assuption

A business is assumed to continue operating indefinitely

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Economic entitiy assumption

activities of an entity are separate from its owners or other business units

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monetary unit assumption

economic activities of an entity are measured and reported in dollars

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Historical cost

assets/liabilities should be accounted for at their purchase price

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Fair Value market based measure levels of estimating

  1. Active market - identical asset

  2. Active market - similar asset

  3. No market - based on unobservable manager assumptions

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5 step process of revenue recognition

Identify contract, identify obligation, determine transaction price, allocate price across separate obligations, recognize revenue

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What are the ingredients of Relevance?

Predictive, Confirmatory, and Materiality

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What are the ingredients of Faithful Representation?

Completeness, neutrality, free from error

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What kind of accounts are on the balance sheet?

Assets, Liabilities, Stockholder’s equity

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What kind of accounts are on the Income Statement?

Revenue and Expenses

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What accounts have a normal debit balance?

Dividends, expenses, assets

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What accounts have a normal credit balance?

Liabilities, owners equity, revenue

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Describe accruals

Cash comes after // later down the line

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What account is never included in AJE?

Cash

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Describe deferrals

Cash comes before // cash in first

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What are things to keep note of?

  • Timing of question

  • Adjustments for interest % or months

  • Should it be taken net of tax (discontinued ops, SRE adjustments)

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What should you do to close accounts?

Do the opposite of what you would normally do!

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What types of accounts are Sales discounts & returns/allowances

Contra-revenue (normal debit)

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how do you calculate revenue when moving from cash to accrual based acct?

cash received + change in A/R - change in U/R

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how do you calculate expense when moving from cash to accrual based acct?

cash paid + change in payable - change in prepaids

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how do you calculate “change in "account name””

ending balance - beginning balance

plug number directly into formula

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what types of accounts are in the nonoperating section?

sale of PPE for gain/loss, litigation, dividends, disasters, interest rev/exp

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what is included in other comprehensive income?

● Derivative gains/losses

● Foreign currency translation loss

● Pension adjustments

● Unrealized gains/losses on available-for-sale securities

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in what ways is the balance sheet useful?

  • liquidity

  • solvency

    • financial flexibility

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What kind of classification does “land” fall under?

Current asset OR long term asset

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What is an example of an intangible asset?

Copyrights

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What is treasury stock?

Stock we buy back (contra OE)

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What are the types of supplementary disclosures and where do you find them?

Contingences, accounting policies, contractual situations, fair value (found in notes of financial statements)