ACCT 310 Intermediate Accounting I Week
2 Homework
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ACCT 310 Intermediate Accounting I Week 2
Homework
1. Questions
1. What is the organization that is responsible
for setting International Financial Reporting Standards?
2. What is the main company that Professor Levine
uses for illustrations in the two Rutgers Digital videos?
3.
Open “Hoyle CPA:
Earnings Per Share.” Under “Free Questions” select “Financial Accounting &
Reporting.”
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Under “Earnings Per
Share” complete the multiple choice questions for “Basic Earnings Per Share”
and “Diluted Earnings Per Share.” Enter your score here:
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Under “Financial
Statements” complete the multiple choice questions for “Discontinued
Operations” and “Extraordinary Gains & Losses.” Enter your score here:
4. For these questions you will need to access 1)
“Accountants’ Handbook: Chapter 4, Financial Statements, Form and Content (to
access this first click on the “Content” tab, then scroll down and click on
“Week 1”) and 2) “UMUC updated US FASB Codification students” ( to access this
first click on the “Content” tab and then scroll down and click on “Syllabus.”
Finally, click on “UMUC updated US FASB Codification students” which is in the
menu on the right.
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Use the Accountants’
Handbook: Chapter 4, Financial Statements, Form and Content to locate the ASC
code for “Extraordinary Items” and list the full code here:
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Now use the UMUC
updated US FASB Codification students and list at least three gains or losses
that cannot be reported as extraordinary items below:
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Use the Accountants’
Handbook: Chapter 4, Financial Statements, Form and Content to locate the ASC
code for “Discontinued Operations” and list the full code here:
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Now use the UMUC
updated US FASB Codification students and list the two section for discontinued
operations reported on the income statement here:
5. According to the IASBFramework, what is the financial statement element that
is defined as increases in economic benefits duringthe accounting period in the
form of inflows or enhancements of assets or decreases of liabilities that
result in increases in equity, other than those relating to contributions from
equity participants?
ACCT310 Week 2 Homework Concluded: Page 2 of 2
1.
Exercises
1.
The Barr Company had
the following items from their 2015 income statement:
Revenue
$725,000
Income tax
expense
33,565
Cost of goods
sold
443,056
Other operating
expenses
13,425
Salaries and wages
expense
161,110
Unrealized gain on value of investments 26,852
Weighted average number of
shares 140,000
Required: Prepare a single-step income statement for
2015.
2.
The following is a
listing of accounts for Semper Company for the year ending December 31, 2015:
Cash
$ 65,000
Cost of goods
sold
235,000
Administrative
expenses
145,000
Cash dividends
declared
32,000
Cash dividends paid
27,500
Selling
expenses
97,250
Discontinued operations loss
(before income
taxes)
( 52,250)
Net
sales
604,280
Depreciation expense that was
Not recorded in 2013
42,500
Retained earnings, December 31, 2014
105,000
Tax rate 33%
Required: Compute net income for 2015
3.
The beginning
merchandise inventory was overstated $10,000 in 2014, purchases were
understated $7,000 in 2014 and the ending merchandise inventory was understated
$12,000 in 2015. Assume that no corrections were made during 2014 or 2015. All
other items in the income statement were correct.
·
What affect does this
have on the cost of goods sold and net income for 2014 in dollars understated
or overstated?
·
What affect does this
have on net income and retained earnings in dollars understated or overstated
for 2015?
4.
On December 1, 2015,
Green Co. committed to a plan to dispose of its Smart business component’s
assets. The disposal meets the requirements to be classified as discontinued
operations. On that date, Green estimated that the loss from the disposition of
the assets would be $1,500,000 and Smart’s 2015 operating losses were $475,000.
Disregarding income taxes, what net gain (loss) should be reported for
discontinued operations in Green’s 2015 income statement?
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