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This difference describes operating profit.
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Which of the following transactions increases contributed capital on the balance sheet but does not increase shareholders’ equity?
Declaring a stock dividend.
Mullins Company's financial statements include an auditor's report with a qualified opinion. This most likely implies that the:
financial statements include exceptions to the applicable accounting standards but are presented fairly.
Core Corp. has an inventory with a carrying value of $12,000. Using the data given below, calculate the current value of inventory after adjustments if Core reports under GAAP.Selling price: $8,000Selling cost: $1,500Normal profit: $2,000Replacement cost: $6,500
$6,500
Other things equal, which of the following conditions would place a company highest on a spectrum of financial reporting quality?
Reported earnings that are not sustainable.
Forman Inc. and Swoft Inc. both operate within the same industry. Forman's stated strategy is to differentiate its premium products relative to its competitors, while Swoft is a low-cost producer. Given the companies' stated strategies, Forman most likely has:
higher gross margins relative to Swoft.
Which of the following statements is most accurate under IFRS?
Any changes in accounting estimates are applied prospectively.
Books Forever, Inc., uses short-term bank debt to buy inventory. Assuming an initial current ratio that is greater than 1, and an initial quick (or acid test) ratio that is less than 1, what is the effect of these transactions on the current ratio and the quick ratio?
Both ratios will decrease.
Which of the following statements about revenue recognition methods is most accurate?
The percentage of completion method recognizes profit corresponding to the costs incurred as a proportion of estimated total costs.
A classified balance sheet categorizes assets and liabilities based on whether they are:
current or non-current items.
Which of the following is least likely regarding the perpetual and periodic inventory accounting systems:
If a company uses the weighted-average cost method, COGS and EI are the same as under FIFO if the periodic inventory system.
From the point of view of a financial analyst, when evaluating companies that use different inventory cost assumptions, in a period of:
decreasing prices, FIFO inventory is preferred to LIFO inventory.
Which of the following statements about cash flow is least accurate? Under U.S. GAAP, cash flow from:
investing includes interest income from investment in debt securities.
In accrual accounting, the matching principle states that:
expenses incurred to generate revenue are recognized in the same time period as the revenue.
A company purchases an asset in the first quarter and decides to capitalize the asset. Compared to expensing the asset cost, capitalizing the asset cost will result in higher cash flows in the first quarter from:
operations.
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