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ACCT 370 Final Exam Questions with Answers
1. the method of preparing the statement of cash flows used by the

majority of firms is the:: indirect method

2. the difference between the total fair value of an acquired business and

the fair value of its identifiable net assets is: goodwill

3. treasury stock is reported within the balance sheet as: a contra equity

ac- count

4. balance sheets under US GAAP are required to report assets:: in order

of liquidity

5. the dominant method under GAAP for measuring long lived assets is

the:-

: historical cost approach

6. When the market rate of interest is below the stated rate of interest, a

bond sells at:: premium

7. Temporary differences that will cause taxable income in future periods

to be lower than pre-tax book income give rise to: deferred tax assets

8. the rationale behind the multiple-step income statement is to subdivide

the income in a manner that facilitates:: forecasting

9. What is one reason lease accounting rules were revised?: Operating
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, leases were a popular means of off-balance sheet financing.

10.If a company purchases treasury stock, its earnings per share will

increase. ( T/F): True

11.In this type of retirement plan, the employee bears little risk related

to estimating the amount of annual contributions.: Defined benefit

12.The time the performance obligation is satisfied for revenue

recognitions is usually:: At the time of sale.

13.Probable future economic benefits obtained or controlled by an entity

as a result of past transactions or events defines: Assets

14.In a common-size balance sheet, all items are expressed as a

percentage of:: Total assets

15.The allowance for uncollectible account is classified as:: contra asset

16.A pension plan is underfunded if the projected benefit obligation

exceeds the fair value of the pension plan assets.: True

17.When a company owns more than 50% of another, this accounting

method is required by GAAP.: Consolidation

18.A company that is owned in majority by another company is called::

Sub- sidiary.

19.Software development costs must be expensed until the project
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