describe general principles of expense recognition, specifi c expense recognition applications, and implications of expense recognition choices for fi nancial analysis

Q: An example of an expense classifi cation by function is: B . interest expense

A: An example of an expense classification by function is

Q: explain the inherent risks associated with prepaid expenses and deferred charges.

A: A deferred charge is the same as a long-term prepaid expense, which is an expense made for an…

Q: d. Trade receivables, current assets (after deducting the related allowance) b. Trade receivables,…

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Q: Briefly describe the relationships between loss / combined ratios AND underwriting, marketing and…

A: Insurance: Insurance is a policy, addressed by an arrangement, where an individual or element gets…

Q: Which of the following provides the best explanation for why warranty expense should be estimated…

A: Goods that are sold in a year can presented for warranty repair in upcoming years. But this warranty…

Q: effect of purchase on account on current rattion

A: Current Ratio (CR): It is one of the liquidity ratios which measures the company’s ability to pay…

Q: What is an accrued expense? Provide an example.

A: Accrued expense: This is the expense incurred but not yet paid. It is treated as liability until the…

Q: what is the difference betwwen classifying an expense by nature or function?

A: The costs that are incurred to earn revenues in the process of operating activities of the business…

Q: Title Explain how a borrowing cost could arise as part of the measurement of a provision. Illustrate…

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Q: Describe the different approaches of expense recognition.

A: Expenses are being recognized when the revenues and relevant expenses are matched for the same…

Q: Explain how the § 179 immediate expensing deduction affects the computation of MACRS cost recovery

A: Tax or Taxes: Tax is an amount paid by the persons (individuals and business entities) to a…

Q: Describe the procedure for evaluating a change in credit policyusing the income statement approach.

A: Credit policy: The detailed guidelines of the credit extended to the company which includes factors…

Q: All of the following typically would be considered when estimated sellers cost except ------…

A: all of the above will be considered as estimated seller cost except " Pre payment Penalty"

Q: Explain prepaid expenses in detail.

A: Adjusting entries are the journal entries to adjust the expense and revenue which are due but not…

Q: Why GAAP requires the allowance method

A: while accounting the uncollectible accounts  in the books of accounts GAAP requires the allowance…

Q: describe general principles of revenue recognition and accrual accounting, specifi c revenue…

A: According to IFRS, a company should recognize revenue from the sale of goods whenever the following…

Q: Expense recognition is implemented by one of four different approaches, depending on the nature of…

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Q: What is the difference between Payables Ageing Summary and Payables Ageing Detailed Reports?

A: Payables ageing reports are related to MYOB (Mind your own business. This is found in Report meny…

Q: What is a deferral expense?

A: Word "Deferral" means the postponement of something happening.

Q: Define expense recognition principle

A: Expense recognition principle says that all expenses for the particular period must be recognized in…

Q: What is function of expense method?

A: Organisations can opt for either of the options to prepare and report the income statement. They are…

Q: Explain the difference between contract assets, contract liabilities, and accounts receivable.

A: Account receivable: The amount of money to be received by a company for the sale of goods and…

Q: What is the difference between the APBO and the EPBO? What are the components of postretirement…

A: Difference between the APBO and the EPBO:Expected pension benefit obligation (EPBO): The amount of…

Q: What is the difference between classifying an expense by nature or function?

A: Expenses: Expenses means money spent for getting revenue to the entity. It involves cost of…

Q: what are the legal aspects concerning bill discounting?discuss the decision analysis for factoring…

A: Bill Discounting is a business-related activity in which unpaid bills from a firm that are expected…

Q: definition and the use/s of SWOT Analysis

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Q: Describe the conditions that would make the use of advance-discounts appropriate.

A: Discount means a selling of goods or service below the price of goods. This reduction in price is…

Q: Define Accretion expense.

A: Accretion expense is incurred due to the effluxion of time which is calculated on the basis of…

Q: Which document typically triggers the process of recording a liability? a. purchase requisition b.…

A: Liability: It can be defined as the obligation that arises as a result of past events of the…

Q: Accounting Elements that affect receivables - discount, returns and valuations

A: Accounting elements that affect Receivables, discount,returns and valuations are credit…

Q: Describe how to estimate the allowance for uncollectible accounts and introduce the CECL model.

A: The allowance for uncollectible accounts that are subtracted from the total receivables presented on…

Q: How to adjust entries for refunds allowances and returns

A: In the case of Sales return, sale account should be debited and the customer account should be…

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Q: What are the four different approaches to implementing expense recognition? Give an example of an…

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