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How to calculate PBO
beginning
service cost
interest (at actuary’s discount rate)
amortized prior service cost
Loss (gain) ***inverse!
(benefits paid)
How to calculate Plan Assets
beginning
ACTUAL return
contributions
(benefits paid)
ending
Pension expense calculation
service cost
interest cost
(expected return of assets)
amortization of prior cost
amortization of gains or losses
Pension expense journal entry
Dr. Pension Expense Plug
Dr. Pension Assets expected return
Cr. PBO service cost + interest
Cr. Amortization— OCI calculate
How are PBO and Plan Assets recorded
as a net liability or net asset
OCI elements of Pension plans
gains or loss by revision, and amortization or prior service. OCI is shareholders equity
Record payment of benefits
Dr. PBO
Cr. Plan Assets
Record contribution to plan assets
Dr. Plan Assets
cr. Cash
To record Prior service cost
Dr. Prior Service Cost — OCI
Cr. PBO
To record gain on revision of PBO
Dr. Plan Asset
Cr. gain — OCI
Record loss on revision of PBO
Dr. Loss — OCI
Cr. PBO
Defined Contribution Accounting
Dr. Pension Expense
Cr. Cash
When to record a deferred tax asset
You have prepaid taxes. Your taxable income is greater than your income statement income. Happens with warranty expense, as the book recognizes the expense now, but for tax purposes, you deduct when paid.
When to record a deferred tax liability
In a scenario where your book income > taxable income. You have deferred payment of taxes that you recognize in the current year.
Finance/Sales-Type leases
essentially installment notes
transfer of ownership
lease term is for major part of economic life
PV of total lease payments > FV of asset
will have no use after lease
Purchase with a finance lease + interest journalized
Dr. Right-of-use equipment PV of pmts
Cr. Lease payable
Dr.Interest expense (%*outstanding balance of lease payable)
Dr. Lease payable plug
Cr. cash fixed
For leases, the first payment at the beginning of the period has no ___
interest expense
Sales-type lease initial recording
Dr. Lease receivable PV of amts
Cr. Equipment
How to amortize the right of use asset by lessee
Amortize over lease period/useful life — whichever is relevant
Dr. amortization expense
Cr. Right of use asset
Sales Type Lease with Selling Profit
Dr. Lease receivable
Dr. COGS
Cr. Equipment
Cr. Revenue
How to account for operating leases
Lessee:
Dr. Right of use asset
Cr. lease payable
Lessor:
no derecognition of asset or revenue
Lessee:
Dr. Payable
Dr. Interest expense
Cr. cash
Lessor:
first pmt at start of lease:
Dr. Cash
Cr. deferred lease revenue
second:
Dr. Cash
Dr. Deferred lease revenue
Cr. Deferred lease revenue
Cr. Lease revenue
also depreciate
In an operating lease, does the lessee have to amortize?
yes. amortize right of use asset by you Dr. to lease payable
Operating leases under 12 months
record like rent. no deferred lease revenue or