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when analyzing the quality of earnings, what 2 aspects are considered?
content and presentation
5 characteristics of high quality content
unbiased and objectively determined
reflect economic reality
reflect ongoing business activities
relate with cash flows from operations
based on strong business strategy and business model
2 characteristics for high quality presentation
transparent
understandable
earnings management
targeting certain earnings levels, then working backwards to determine what needs to be done to meet target
discontinued operations 2 options
how are they shown on fin stmts?
components of an enterprise that:
has been disposed of or
classified as held for sale
represent a major line of business or geographical area, or
subsidiary acquired for resale
shown on IS net of tax
stmt of cash flows
to be a component of an enterprise, what requirements needed?
operate as a separate unit with own assets, liabilities, and cash flows
6 criteria must be met to be classified as held for sale
authorized plan to sell
asset is available for immediate sale in current state
actively finding buyer
sale is probable within 1 year
asset is reasonably priced and actively marketed
changes to plan are unlikely
what measurements must a company disclose relating to discontinued operations?
stmt of ci: profit/loss from discontinued operations (net of tax)
gain/loss from remeasurement of assets held for sale (net of tax)
when an asset is held for sale, it is remeasured to:
lower of:
carrying value and
FV less any costs to sell (FVLCS)
if an asset is held for sale and does not meet the definition of discontinued operation, where is the loss included in stmts?
continuing operations
if an asset is held for sale and does meet the definition of discontinued operation, where is the loss included in stmts?
discontinued operations
when an asset is held for sale, what is the difference in balance sheet presentation between ASPE and IFRS?
ASPE: same OG classification as current or non-current
IFRS: current assets only
5 shortcomings of the stmt of income
items not measured reliably are not reported
numbers are affected by accounting methods used
measurement involves estimates
bias exists
gaap is not always optimal
expenses based on nature refers to what?
3 examples
type of expense
depreciation, purchases of materials, transport costs
expenses based on function refers to
2 examples
business function or activity
selling expenses, admin expenses
difference between aspe and ifrs for nature vs function
aspe: distinction is not needed
ifrs: must disclose