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1: Title: Exam exam1 Started: September29,20104:01PM Submitted: September29,20105:15PM Timespent: 01:13:52 Totalscore: 190/200=95% Totalscoreadjustedby0.0 Maximumpossiblescore:200 1. exam11 Undertherealizationprinciple,revenueshouldnotberecognizeduntiltheearningsprocessisdeemedvirtually completeand: StudentResponse 1. Revenueisrealized. 2. Anyreceivableis collected. 3. Collectionis reasonablycertain. 4....
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Title: Exam exam1 Started: September29,20104:01PM Submitted: September29,20105:15PM Timespent: 01:13:52 Totalscore:
190/200=95% Totalscoreadjustedby0.0 Maximumpossiblescore:200 1.
exam11 Undertherealizationprinciple,revenueshouldnotberecognizeduntiltheearningsprocessisdeemedvirtually completeand: StudentResponse 1. Revenueisrealized. 2. Anyreceivableis collected. 3. Collectionis reasonablycertain. 4. Collectionis absolutelyassured. 100% Value CorrectAnswer Feedback
Score: 10/10 2.
exam12 WhichofthefollowingwasnotacriterionforrevenuerecognitioninSAB101?
Score: 10/10 3.
exam13 Foratypicalmanufacturingcompany,themostcommoncriticalpointforrecognizingrevenueisthedate:
Score: 0/10 4.
exam14 Bert'sMeatMarketsellsquartersandsidesofbeefontheinstallmentbasis.Lossesonreceivablesarevery difficulttopredict,andmeatproductscannotberepossessed.TherevenuerecognitionmethodusedbyBert wouldbe:
Score: 10/10 5.
exam15 OnDecember15,2009,RigsbySalesCo.soldatractoflandthatcost$3,600,000for$4,500,000.Rigsby appropriatelyusestheinstallmentsalemethodofaccountingforthistransaction.Termscalledforadown paymentof$500,000withthebalanceintwoequalannualinstallmentspayableonDecember15,2010,and December15,2011.Ignoreinterestcharges.RigsbyhasaDecember31yearend. In2009,Rigsbywouldrecognizerealizedgrossprofitof:
Score: 10/10 6.
exam16 OnDecember15,2009,RigsbySalesCo.soldatractoflandthatcost$3,600,000for$4,500,000.Rigsby appropriatelyusestheinstallmentsalemethodofaccountingforthistransaction.Termscalledforadown paymentof$500,000withthebalanceintwoequalannualinstallmentspayableonDecember15,2010,and December15,2011.Ignoreinterestcharges.RigsbyhasaDecember31yearend. In2010,Rigsbywouldrecognizerealizedgrossprofitof:
Score: 10/10 7.
exam17 OnDecember15,2009,RigsbySalesCo.soldatractoflandthatcost$3,600,000for$4,500,000.Rigsby appropriatelyusestheinstallmentsalemethodofaccountingforthistransaction.Termscalledforadown paymentof$500,000withthebalanceintwoequalannualinstallmentspayableonDecember15,2010,and December15,2011.Ignoreinterestcharges.RigsbyhasaDecember31yearend. InitsDecember31,2009,balancesheet,Rigsbywouldreport:
Score: 10/10 8.
exam18 OnDecember15,2009,RigsbySalesCo.soldatractoflandthatcost$3,600,000for$4,500,000.Rigsby appropriatelyusestheinstallmentsalemethodofaccountingforthistransaction.Termscalledforadown paymentof$500,000withthebalanceintwoequalannualinstallmentspayableonDecember15,2010,and
December15,2011.Ignoreinterestcharges.RigsbyhasaDecember31yearend. AtDecember31,2010,Rigsbywouldreportinitsbalancesheet:
Score: 10/10
9.
exam19 IndianaCo.beganaconstructionprojectin2009thatwillprovideit$150millionwhenitiscompletedin2011. During2009,Indianaincurred$36millionofcostsandestimatesanadditional$84millionofcoststocomplete theproject. Usingthepercentageofcompletionmethod,Indiana: StudentResponse 1. Recognizednogross profitorlossonthe projectin2009. 2. Recognized$6 millionlossonthe projectin2009. 3. Recognized$9gross 100% profitontheprojectin 2009. 4. Recognized$36 millionlossonthe projectin2009. Value CorrectAnswer Feedback
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10/10 10.
exam110 IndianaCo.beganaconstructionprojectin2009thatwillprovideit$150millionwhenitiscompletedin2011. During2009,Indianaincurred$36millionofcostsandestimatesanadditional$84millionofcoststocomplete theproject. In2010,Indianaincurredcostsof$58.5millionandestimatedanadditional$40.5millionincoststocomplete theproject.Usingthepercentageofcompletionmethod,Indiana:
Score: 10/10 11.
exam111 IndianaCo.beganaconstructionprojectin2009thatwillprovideit$150millionwhenitiscompletedin2011. During2009,Indianaincurred$36millionofcostsandestimatesanadditional$84millionofcoststocomplete theproject. Supposethat,in2010,Indianaincurredcostsof$63.75millionandestimatedanadditional$42.75millionin coststocompletetheproject.Usingthepercentageofcompletionmethod,Indiana:
Score: 10/10 12.
exam112 Fromtheperspectiveofthelessee,leasesmaybeclassifiedaseither:
Score: 10/10 13.
exam113 Fromtheperspectiveofthelessor,leasesmaybeclassifiedaseither:
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exam114 Oneofthefourcriteriaforacapitalleasespecifiesthatthepresentvalueoftheminimumleasepaymentsbe equaltoorgreaterthan:
Score: 10/10 15.
exam115 Whichofthefollowingisnotamongthecriteriaforclassifyingaleaseasacapitallease?
Score: 10/10 16.
exam116 TechnoidInc.sellscomputersystems.TechnoidleasescomputerstoLoneStarCompanyonJanuary1,2009. Themanufacturingcostofthecomputerswas$12million. Thisnoncancelableleasehadthefollowingterms:
Leasepayments:$2,466,754semiannually;firstpaymentatJanuary1,2009;remainingpaymentsatJune30 andDecember31eachyearthroughJune30,2013. Leaseterm:5years(10semiannualpayments) Noresidualvalue;nobargainpurchaseoption Economiclifeofequipment:5years Implicitinterestrateandlessee'sincrementalborrowingrate:5%semiannually FairvalueofthecomputersatJanuary1,2009:$20million Collectibilityoftherentalpaymentsisreasonablyassured,andtherearenolessorcostsyettobeincurred. Technoidwouldaccountforthisas:
Score: 10/10 17.
exam117 TechnoidInc.sellscomputersystems.TechnoidleasescomputerstoLoneStarCompanyonJanuary1,2009. Themanufacturingcostofthecomputerswas$12million. Thisnoncancelableleasehadthefollowingterms: Leasepayments:$2,466,754semiannually;firstpaymentatJanuary1,2009;remainingpaymentsatJune30 andDecember31eachyearthroughJune30,2013. Leaseterm:5years(10semiannualpayments) Noresidualvalue;nobargainpurchaseoption Economiclifeofequipment:5years Implicitinterestrateandlessee'sincrementalborrowingrate:5%semiannually FairvalueofthecomputersatJanuary1,2009:$20million Collectibilityoftherentalpaymentsisreasonablyassured,andtherearenolessorcostsyettobeincurred. LoneStarCompanywouldaccountforthisas:
Score: 10/10 18.
exam118 TechnoidInc.sellscomputersystems.TechnoidleasescomputerstoLoneStarCompanyonJanuary1,2009. Themanufacturingcostofthecomputerswas$12million. Thisnoncancelableleasehadthefollowingterms: Leasepayments:$2,466,754semiannually;firstpaymentatJanuary1,2009;remainingpaymentsatJune30 andDecember31eachyearthroughJune30,2013. Leaseterm:5years(10semiannualpayments) Noresidualvalue;nobargainpurchaseoption Economiclifeofequipment:5years Implicitinterestrateandlessee'sincrementalborrowingrate:5%semiannually FairvalueofthecomputersatJanuary1,2009:$20million Collectibilityoftherentalpaymentsisreasonablyassured,andtherearenolessorcostsyettobeincurred. WhatistheinterestrevenuethatTechnoidwouldreportonthisleaseinits2009incomestatement?
Score: 10/10
19.
exam119 FranciscoleasedequipmentfromJulioonDecember31,2009.Theleaseisa10yearleasewithannual paymentsof$150,000dueonDecember31ofeachyear.Thepresentvalueofthelease(ata10%implicit interestrate)is$1,020,000.Francisco'sincrementalborrowingrateis12%forthistypeoflease.Theimplicit rateof10%isknownbythelessee.WhatshouldbethebalanceinFranciscoleaseliabilityatDecember31, 2010?
Score: 10/10 20.
exam120 Aguaranteedresidualvalueattheinceptionofacapitalleaseshouldbe
Score: 10/10
Exam 2:
Title: exam2 Started: November4,20105:51PM Submitted: November4,20106:53PM Timespent: 01:02:49 Totalscore:
200/200=100% Totalscoreadjustedby0.0 Maximumpossiblescore:200 1.
exam21 Duringtheyear,cashincreasedby$300million.Investingandfinancingactivitiescreatedpositivecashflow totaling$500million.Whatwerenetcashflowsfromoperatingactivitiesinthestatementofcashflows? StudentResponse 1. Inflowof$300million. 2. Outflowof$200 million. 3. Outflowof$300 million. 4. Inflowof$600million. 100% Value CorrectAnswer Feedback
Score: 10/10 2.
exam22 Whichofthefollowingisnotaninflowofcash?
Score: 10/10 3.
exam23 Whichofthefollowingisnotclassifiedasanoperatingactivity?
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exam24 Whichofthefollowingwouldnotbeacashinflowfromfinancingactivities?
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10/10 5.
exam25 Theprimaryobjectiveofthestatementofcashflowsistoprovideinformationaboutacompany's:
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exam26 Cashpaidtosuppliersunderthedirectmethodiscomputedas:
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exam27
Whenpreparingthestatementofcashflowsusingtheindirectmethodfordeterminingnetcashflowsfrom operatingactivities,depreciationisaddedtonetincomebecause:
Score: 10/10 8.
exam28 Whichofthefollowingwouldbeaddedtonetincomewhendeterminingcashflowsfromoperatingactivities undertheindirectmethod?
Score: 10/10 9.
exam29 CrebleCompanyreportednetincomefor2009intheamountof$40,000.Thecompany'sfinancialstatements alsoincludedthefollowing: Increaseinaccountsreceivable$4,000
Decreaseininventory2,000 Gainonsaleofequipment5,000 Depreciationexpense3,000 Inthestatementofcashflowswhatisnetcashprovidedbyoperatingactivitiesundertheindirectmethod?
Score: 10/10 10.
exam210 Afirmreportedsalaryexpenseof$239,000forthecurrentyear.Thebeginningandendingbalancesinsalaries payablewere$40,000and$15,000,respectively.Whatwastheamountofcashpaidforsalaries?
Score: 10/10 11.
exam211
LudwigCompany'sprepaidrentwas$9,000atDecember31,2008,and$13,000atDecember31,2009.Ludwig reportedrentexpenseof$19,000onthe2009incomestatement.Whatamountwouldbereportedinthe statementofcashflowsasrentpaidusingthedirectmethod?
Score: 10/10 12.
exam212 PickeringCompany'sprepaidinsurancewas$8,000atDecember31,2008,and$10,000atDecember31, 2009.Pickeringreportedinsuranceexpenseof$15,000onthe2009incomestatement.Whatamountwouldbe reportedinthestatementofcashflowsasinsurancepaidusingthedirectmethod?
Score: 10/10 13.
exam213
In2009,BodilyCorporationreported$300,000pretaxaccountingincome.Theincometaxrateforthatyearwas 30%.Bodilyhadanunused$120,000netoperatinglosscarryforwardfrom2007whenthetaxratewas40%. Bodily'sincometaxpayablefor2009wouldbe
Score: 10/10 14.
exam214 ThefinancialreportingcarryingvalueofBozeMusic'sonlydepreciableassetexceededitstaxbasisby $150,000atDecember31,2009.Thiswasaresultofdifferencesbetweenstraightlinedepreciationforfinancial reportingpurposesandMACRSfortaxpurposes.Theassetwasacquiredearlierintheyear.Bozehasno othertemporarydifferences.Theenactedtaxrateis30%for2009and40%thereafter.Bozeshouldreportthe deferredtaxeffectofthisdifferenceinitsDecember31,2009,balancesheetas:
Score: 10/10 15.
exam215
ForitsfirstyearofoperationsTringaliCorporation'sreconciliationofpretaxaccountingincometotaxable incomeisasfollows: Pretaxaccountingincome$300,000 PermanentDifference(15,000) TemporaryDifferenceDepreciation(20,000) Taxincome$265,000 Tringali'staxrateis40%.Assumethatnoestimatedtaxeshavebeenpaid. WhatshouldTringalireportasincometaxpayableforitsfirstyearofoperations?
Score: 10/10 16.
exam216 ForitsfirstyearofoperationsTringaliCorporation'sreconciliationofpretaxaccountingincometotaxable incomeisasfollows: Pretaxaccountingincome$300,000 PermanentDifference(15,000) TemporaryDifferenceDepreciation(20,000) Taxincome$265,000 Tringali'staxrateis40%.Assumethatnoestimatedtaxeshavebeenpaid. WhatshouldTringalireportasitsdeferredincometaxliabilityasoftheendofitsfirstyearofoperations?
Score: 10/10 17.
exam217 ForitsfirstyearofoperationsTringaliCorporation'sreconciliationofpretaxaccountingincometotaxable incomeisasfollows: Pretaxaccountingincome$300,000 PermanentDifference(15,000) TemporaryDifferenceDepreciation(20,000) Taxincome$265,000 Tringali'staxrateis40%.Assumethatnoestimatedtaxeshavebeenpaid. WhatshouldTringalireportasitsincometaxexpenseforitsfirstyearofoperations?
Score: 10/10 18.
exam218
ClintonCorp.hadthefollowingpretaxincome(loss)overitsfirstthreeyearsofoperations: 2007$1,200,000 2008(900,000) 20091,500,000 Foreachyeartherewerenodeferredincometaxesandthetaxratewas40%.Forits2008taxreturn,Clinton didnotelectalosscarryback.Novaluationaccountwasdeemednecessaryforthedeferredtaxassetasof December31,2008.WhatwasClinton'sincometaxexpensein2009?
Score: 10/10 19.
exam219 Undercurrenttaxlawanetoperatinglossmaybecarriedback:
Score: 10/10 20.
exam220 Undercurrenttaxlawanetoperatinglossmaybecarriedforwardupto:
Score: 10/10
Exam 3:
2. Amortizationofpriorservicecost. 3. Anincreaseintheactuary'sassumed discountrate. 4. Areturnonplanassetsthatislower thanexpected.
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exam34 Pensiongainsrelatedtoplanassetsoccurwhen:
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exam35 Theaccountingfordefinedcontributionpensionplansiseasybecauseeachyear:
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exam36 Whichofthefollowingdescribesdefinedbenefitpensionplans?
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exam37 Theprocessofassigningthecostofpostretirementbenefitstotheyearsduringwhichthosebenefitsare assumedtobeearnedbyemployeesiscalled:
Score: 10/10 8.
Exam38 ThefollowinginformationpertainstoHavanaCorporation'sdefinedbenefitpensionplan: ($In000s)20092010 Projectedbenefitobligation(6000)(6504) Planassets5,7606,336 PriorservicecostAOCI600552 NetlossAOCI720786 Attheendof2009,Havanacontributed$696thousandtothepensionfundandbenefitpaymentsof$624 thousandweremadetoretirees.Theexpectedrateofreturnonplanassetswas10%,andtheactuary's discountrateis8%.TherewerenochangesinactuarialestimatesandassumptionsregardingthePBO. Whatisthe2009servicecostforHavana'splan?
Score: 10/10 9.
Exam39 ThefollowinginformationpertainstoHavanaCorporation'sdefinedbenefitpensionplan: ($In000s)20092010 Projectedbenefitobligation(6000)(6504) Planassets5,7606,336 PriorservicecostAOCI600552 NetlossAOCI720786 Attheendof2009,Havanacontributed$696thousandtothepensionfundandbenefitpaymentsof$624 thousandweremadetoretirees.Theexpectedrateofreturnonplanassetswas10%,andtheactuary's discountrateis8%.TherewerenochangesinactuarialestimatesandassumptionsregardingthePBO. WhatisHavana's2009actualreturnonplanassets?
Score: 10/10 10.
exam310
ThefollowinginformationpertainstoHavanaCorporation'sdefinedbenefitpensionplan: ($In000s)20092010 Projectedbenefitobligation(6000)(6504) Planassets5,7606,336 PriorservicecostAOCI600552 NetlossAOCI720786 Attheendof2009,Havanacontributed$696thousandtothepensionfundandbenefitpaymentsof$624 thousandweremadetoretirees.Theexpectedrateofreturnonplanassetswas10%,andtheactuary's discountrateis8%.TherewerenochangesinactuarialestimatesandassumptionsregardingthePBO. WhatisHavana's2009gainorlossonplanassets?
Score: 10/10 11.
exam311 ThefollowinginformationpertainstoHavanaCorporation'sdefinedbenefitpensionplan: ($In000s)20092010 Projectedbenefitobligation(6000)(6504) Planassets5,7606,336 PriorservicecostAOCI600552 NetlossAOCI720786 Attheendof2009,Havanacontributed$696thousandtothepensionfundandbenefitpaymentsof$624 thousandweremadetoretirees.Theexpectedrateofreturnonplanassetswas10%,andtheactuary's discountrateis8%.TherewerenochangesinactuarialestimatesandassumptionsregardingthePBO. Whatisthe2009pensionexpenseforHavana'splan?
Score: 10/10 12.
exam312 TheEPBOforaparticularemployeeonJanuary1,2009,was$30,000.TheAPBOatthebeginningoftheyear was$6,000.Theappropriatediscountrateforthispostretirementplanis5%.Theemployeeisexpectedto servethecompanyforatotaloftwentyfiveyearswithfiveofthoseyearsalreadyservedasofJanuary1,2009. WhatistheAPBOatDecember31,2009?
Score: 10/10 13.
exam313 Assumetheactuaryestimatesthenetcostofprovidinghealthcarebenefitstoaparticularemployeeduringhis retirementyearstohaveapresentvalueof$60,000.Ifthebenefitsrelatetoanestimated25yearsofservice andfiveofthoseyearshavebeencompleted,
Score: 10/10 14.
exam314 ThefollowingdataareforGuavaCompany'sretireehealthcareplanforthecurrentcalendaryear. Numberofemployeescovered5 YearsemployedasofJanuary14(each) Attributionperiod20years EPBO,January1$60,000 EPBO,December31$63,600 Interestrate6% FundingandplanassetsNone Whatistheinterestcosttobeincludedinthecurrentyear'spostretirementbenefitexpense?
Score: 10/10
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exam315 ThefollowingdataareforGuavaCompany'sretireehealthcareplanforthecurrentcalendaryear. Numberofemployeescovered5 YearsemployedasofJanuary14(each) Attributionperiod20years EPBO,January1$60,000 EPBO,December31$63,600 Interestrate6% FundingandplanassetsNone Whatistheservicecosttobeincludedinthecurrentyear'spostretirementbenefitexpense?
Score: 10/10 16.
Exam316 Whenanaccountingchangeisreportedundertheretrospectiveapproach,prioryears'financialstatementsare:
Score: 10/10 17.
exam317 Whichofthefollowingaccountingchangesshouldnotbeaccountedforprospectively?
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exam318 ZCompanyhasincludedinitsconsolidatedfinancialstatementsthisyearasubsidiaryacquiredseveralyears agothatwasappropriatelyexcludedfromconsolidationlastyear.Thisresultsin
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Exam319 GoosenCompanyboughtacopyrightfor$90,000onJanuary1,2006,atwhichtimethecopyrighthadan estimatedusefullifeof15years.OnJanuary5,2009,thecompanydeterminedthatthecopyrightwouldexpire attheendof2014.HowmuchshouldGoosenrecordretrospectivelyastheeffectofchange?
Score: 0/10 20.
exam320 Acompanyusesthepercentageofsalesmethodtoestimatebaddebtexpense. Itstaxrateis30%.Afterissuingits2009financialstatements,thefirmdiscoveredthatitfailedtowriteoff $50,000inreceivablesthatweredeterminedtobeuncollectiblein2009.Asaresultofthiserror,netincome was:
Score: 0/10
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