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14 Cards in this Set
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Fraud triangle |
1) Opportunity 2) pressure/incentive 3) rationalization/attitude |
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SOX |
Sarbanes - Oxley Act, public accounting oversight to companies that sell stock |
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Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform & consumer protection plan |
Promotes accountability, ends "too big to fail", protects consumers from abusive financial services |
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Clawback |
Mandates recovery of excess incentive compensation (Dodd-Frank) |
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GAAP |
Generally accepted accounting principles. Relevant, reliable & comparable |
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SEC |
Securities and Exchange Commission. Oversees GAAP |
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FASB |
Financial Accounting and Standards Board. |
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IASB |
International Accounting Standards Board. |
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IFRS |
International Financial Reporting Standards (similar but sometimes different from GAAP) |
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FASB |
Conceptual framework: objectives, qualitative character/elements & recognition/measurement |
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Accounting principles |
1) Measurement/Cost principle 2) revenue cognition 3) expense recognition/matching principle 4) Full disclosure |
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Accounting assumptions |
1) Going concern 2) monetary unit 3) time period 4) business entity |
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Accounting constraints |
1) materiality 2) benefit exceeds cost 3) conservatism & industry practice |
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Expanding accounting equation |
Assets = liability + (owner capital - owner withdrawals + revenues - expenses) |