FAR- study for the CPA exam. Cash flow information and present value.
Business entities and nongovernmental not-for-profit entities.
Governmental not-for-profit entities that also use proprietary fund accounting.
Business entities and governmental not-for-profit entities.
Nongovernmental not-for-profit entities.
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Annually within 90 days of the end of a company’s fiscal year for non-accelerated filers.
Monthly within 2 weeks of the end of each month.
Quarterly within 45 days of the end of each quarter.
Semiannually within 30 days of the end of a company’s second and fourth fiscal quarters.
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Is promptly recorded in a fixed amount of monetary units.
Allocates revenues or expense items in a rational and systematic manner.
Involves an arm’s-length transaction between two independent parties.
Furthers the objectives of the entity.
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Qualified prospectus.
Unaudited prospectus.
“Blue-sky” prospectus.
“Red-herring” prospectus.
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Going concern.
Periodicity.
Economic entity.
Monetary unit.
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What influences or makes a difference to a decision maker.
The perceived benefits to be denied that exceed the perceived costs associated with it.
The consistency in the application of methods over time.
Quantitative criteria set by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
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Replacement cost.
Historical cost.
Net realizable value.
Present value of future cash flows.
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II, III, and IV.
I, II, and III.
II and III.
I and IV.
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Notes to Financial Statements
Neither
Distributions to Owners
Distributions to Owners and Notes to Financial Statements
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Present value of future cash flows.
Current market value.
Historical proceeds.
Settlement value.
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Neither
Investments by Owners
Both
Loss on Discontinued Operations
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Neutrality.
Materiality.
Comparability.
Confirmatory value.
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The entity has received the full consideration from the sale.
The amount of the transaction can be reliably measured.
The entity has transferred the significant risks and rewards of ownership.
Transaction costs can be reliably measured.
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Reporting on how well management has discharged its responsibilities.
Generally accepted accounting principles.
The need for conservatism.
The needs of the users of the information.
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Determines the single most likely amount or best estimate.
Encompasses all expectations about possible cash flows.
Uses a single set of estimated cash flows.
Is limited to assets and liabilities with contractual cash flows.
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45 days.
40 days.
60 days.
30 days.
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Currently Reported Net Income= Financial Capital - Comprehensive Income = Financial Capital
Currently Reported Net Income= Physical Capital - Comprehensive Income = Physical Capital
Currently Reported Net Income= Physical Capital - Comprehensive Income = Financial Capital
Currently Reported Net Income= Financial Capital - Comprehensive Income = Physical Capital
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Estimate fair value.
Capture the value of an asset or liability in the context of a given entity.
Estimate value in use.
Calculate the effective-settlement amount of assets.
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Business-type activities adopt budgets, but they often lack the legal force of the budget for governmental-type activities.
Business-type activities involve a direct exchange of money in return for goods delivered or services rendered.
Business-type activities have heavy investments in revenue-producing capital assets.
Compared between governments than are governmental-type activities.
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