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_____________ CONCEPT - The effect of price change on assets held and liabilities owed are recognized as "holding G/L" and included in return ON capital.
The concept is applied to What income?
FINANCIAL CAPITAL CONCEPT

NET INCOME AND COMPEHENSIVE INCOME
FINANCING ACTIVITEIS are associated with a company's __________ and ______________
LIABILITIES AND SOCKHOLDER'S EQUITY
- cash effects of transactions obtaining resources from Owners and providing them with a return on Their investment
If LAND was held for resale and was indeed sold BEFORE issuance of the F/S, the land should be classified as ____________
CURRENT ASSET
In concept, REVENUES - increase assets rather than decrease liabilities, but a convinient shortcut is often to directly record _____________
reduction of liabilities
Calculate EQUITY if given
capital stocks
revenue
expenses
cash dividends declared
revenue
- expenses
______________
NI
- cash dividends declared
+ capital stocks
_________________________
EQUITY
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Articulation means that the elements of F/S are _____________
FUNDAMENTALLY INTERRELATED
Conversion of Debt to Equity should be disclosed as ___________ in the SCF.
SUPPLEMENTAL INFO
F/S should not report an amount of cash flow _____________
PER SHARE
Calculate Cash proceeds of insurance settlement, given Extraordinary loss, Cost of the asset and Accumulated depreciation.
This amout is reported on SCF as ___________
Cost of the asset
- Accum. depr.
- Loss
________________
Cash from "sale"

INCREASE IN CF
The recognition of the realized Loss due to other than temporary change in value of ___________ security would result in a ________________ and no effect on NET NONCURRENT ASSETS
AVALABLE-FOR-SALE
DECREASE IN NET INCOME
Constant Dollar Index =

Constant Dollars are dollars of equal Purchasing power
Historic cost to be restated x
C/Y index / Base year index
Culculate the R/E for the year =
Revenues
- expenses
- income tax
------------------------
NI
- Dividends (cash)
________________
R/E for the C/Y
The cost of company acquired in a Business Combination includes the _________ costs of the Business Combination. These costs will be included in the total _______ cost which will be allocated to identifiable assets.
DIRECT
ACQUISITION
What type of the account is Costs in excess of billings on long-term contracts?
Current asset
What type of the account is Billings in excess of costs on long-term contracts?
Liability acct.
Available-for-Sale Sec.
2000 FMV of the stock is $1000
2001 FMV of the stock is $800 - decline in value is temporary
2002 FMV of the stock is $800 - decline in value is OTHER than temporary

What should be the effect on NONCURRENT ASSETS
and NET INCOME in 2002?
NONCURRENT ASSETS -NO EFFECT. -- carring value would have to be lowered for 2001 using Valuation Allowance
NET INCOME - will DECREASE in 2002
The total of Other Comprehensive income for a period must be transferred to a separate component of Equity Account _______________ in the B/S at the end for the accounting period.
ACCUMULATED OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
A single-step income statement example
Sample Products Co.
Income Statement
For the Five Months Ended May 31, 2009



Revenues & Gains
Sales Revenues $100,000
Interest Revenues 5,000
Gain on Sale of Assets 3,000
Total Revenue & Gains 108,000


Expenses & Losses
Cost of Goods Sold 75,000
Commissions Expense 5,000
Office Supplies Expense 3,500
Office Equipment Expense 2,500
Advertising Expense 2,000
Interest Expense 500
Loss from Lawsuit 1,500
Total Expenses & Losses 90,000


Net Income $ 18,000
A single-step income statement
formula =
Net Income = (Revenues + Gains) – (Expenses + Losses)