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Accounting, Financial Accounting Exam 1(version 1-10) over 750 questions with correct answers


Accounting, Financial Accounting Exam 1(version 1-
10) over 750 questions with correct answers

Financial Accounting Exam 1-version 1
What is the objective of financial reporting - correct answer Helps investors make
better investment decisions by lowering the cost of being informed

What are the two fundamental qualitative characteristics of decision usefulness financial
information? - correct answer Relevence and Faithfulness

What are the characteristics that suggest the information exhibits faithful representation? -
correct answer Free from error, completeness and neutrality

Predictive Value - correct answer Information is useful in predicting the future

Relevance - correct answer Pertinent to the decision at hand

Timeliness - correct answer Information is available prior to the decision

Distribution to Owners - correct answer Decreases in equity resulting from transfers
to owners

Confirmatory Value - correct answer Information confirms expectations.

Materiality - correct answer Concerns the relative size of an item and its effecton
decisions.

Comparability - correct answer Important for making interfirm comparisons.

Neutrality - correct answer The absence of bias.

Recognition - correct answer The process of admitting information into financial
statements

Gains - correct answer Increases in equity from peripheral or incidental transactions
of an entity.

Cost Effectiveness - correct answer Requires consideration of the costs and value of
information

Verifiability - correct answer Implies consensus among different measurers.

Expense recognition - correct answer Record expenses in the period the related
revenue is recognized

,Accounting, Financial Accounting Exam 1(version 1-10) over 750 questions with correct answers


Periodicity assumption - correct answer The life of an enterprise can be divided into
artificial time periods

Historical cost principle - correct answer The original transaction value upon
acquisition.

Revenue recognition - correct answer Criteria usually satisfied for products at point
of sale

Going concern assumption - correct answer The entity will continue indefinitely.

Monetary unit assumption - correct answer A common denominator is the dollar.

Economic entity asssuption - correct answer The enterprise is separate from its
owners andother entities

Full-disclosure principle - correct answer All information that could affect decisions
shouldbe reported

Conceptual Framework - correct answer Allows for practical problems to be solved
more quickly by referencing it

Objective of general purpose financial reporting is to provide financial information to -
correct answer Investors and Creditors

Residual interest in the assets of a company that remains after deducting its liabilities is called -
correct answer Equity

What are the costs of providing financial information - correct answer Auditing,
potential litigation, disclousure to competitors

True or false: Its the responsibility of the auditor to apply GAAP principles to the financial
statements - correct answer False

GAAP stands for - correct answer Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

Objective of financial reporting - correct answer Reporting to capital providers

Companies listed on a major US stock exchange are required to submit financial statements to
the - correct answer SEC

How often are US public companies required to file their financial statements with the SEC -
correct answer 4 times a year

Which types of companies are required to file their financial statements with the SEC -
correct answer All companies accessing US public markets for capital

,Accounting, Financial Accounting Exam 1(version 1-10) over 750 questions with correct answers


Why were the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act passed? - correct
answer To restore investor confidence in the capital market by providing more reliable
information and rules for honest dealing

When was the SEC established - correct answer 1934

The FASB was established in - correct answer 1973

Who sets the US GAAP? - correct answer The SEC has the ultimate authority but the
FASB sets the principles

Which type of companies are required to provide financial statements in accordance with GAAP
- correct answer Public companies

Who is responsible for establishing and maintaining adequate internal controls over a
company's financial reporting? - correct answer Management of the company

Asset turnover ratio - correct answer Net Sales/Average total assets

Receivables turnover ratio - correct answer Net Sales / Average Accounts
Receivable

Average Collection Period - correct answer 365/Accounts Receivables Turnover

Inventory turnover ratio - correct answer COGS/Average Inventory

Average Days in Inventory - correct answer 365/Inventory turnover ratio

Return on Sales - correct answer NI/Net sales

Return on assets - correct answer NI/Average total assets

Return on Equity - correct answer NI/ Average Equity

Current Ratio - correct answer Current Assets/Current Liabilities

Net working capital - correct answer Current assets - Current liabilities

Acid-test (quick) ratio - correct answer Quick assets/Current liabilities

Quick assets - correct answer includes only cash, current investments, and accounts
receivable

Which ratio is used to evaluate the solvency of a company - correct answer Return
on Equity

Which ratio is most useful for assessing the liquidity of a company - correct answer
Current ratio

, Accounting, Financial Accounting Exam 1(version 1-10) over 750 questions with correct answers


MD&A - correct answer Management's views on its results of operations, liquidity,
capital resources, off-balance sheet arrangements, and critical accounting estimates.

Proxy Statement - correct answer Includes disclosures of executive compensation
among other things.

Auditors report - correct answer Independent and professional opinion about the
fairness of the financial statements.

Subsequent events report - correct answer Occurs after the fiscal year-end, but
before the statements are issued.

Summary of significant accounting policies - correct answer Information about the
company's choices from among various alternative accounting methods.

Eps disclosures are required for - correct answer Continuing operations

Discontinued operations

Total net income

What do the four numbers in a codification reference represent? - correct answer
Topic, Subtopic, Section, Paragraph

The two criteria of a discontinued operation - correct answer Clearly distinguished
cash flow, strategic shift

Common OCI items - correct answer 1. Unrealized gains for AFS-debt securities

2. Foreign Currency translation adjustment

3. Pension plan gains/losses/service costs

4. G/L on derivative financial instruments

Interest paid or received are in what section of the statement of cash flows? - correct
answer Operating

Dividends received are part of which section on the statement of cash flows? - correct
answer Operating

Dividends paid are part of which section on the statement of cash flows? - correct answer
Financing

Disclosures on the Statement of Cash Flows - correct answer - Noncash investing
and financing activities

- Cash paid for interest and income taxes (if indirect method was used)

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