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    FAR2ReviewNotes1.RevenuerecognitionrequirementsUSGAAP(samecriteria,nomatterwhatcategoryitbelongsto,all4mustbemet)Realized/realizableandearned!

    Persuasiveevidenceofanarrangementexists(signedcontract) Deliveryhasoccurredorserviceshavebeenrendered(risk&rewardstransfer) Thepriceisfixedanddeterminable(nopricecontingencies) Collectionisreasonablyassured(standardcollectionterms)

    2.RevenuerecognitionIFRS(dividedinto4categories)measuredreliablyandeconomicbenefitsflowa)SaleofgoodsprettymuchthesameasGAAPb)ServicepercentageofcompletionmethodcriteriaisthesameasGAAPc)Interest,royaltyanddividendrevenueeffectiveinterestmethod,accrualbasisforroyalty

    d)Constructioncontractspercentageofcompletion(expectedlossrecognizedimmediately)3.Specialaccountingtreatment

    Installmentsalesrevenueisrecognizedascollectionsaremade Costrecoverymethodnoprofitisrecognizedonsaleuntilallcostshave

    beenrecovered Nonmonetarymethoddepends! InvoluntaryconversionPage41forexample

    4.Classicexampleforroyaltiesreceivedinadvance

    Thecompanyreceivesroyaltiesonitspatentsintwoways.Insomecases,advanceroyaltiesarecollected,andinothercases,royaltiesareremittedwithin60daysafteryear-end.

    Year1 Year2 DifferenceRoyaltiesreceivable $100,000 $95,000 ($5,000)

    Unearnedroyalties 70,000 45,000 25,000

    DuringYear2,thecompanycollectedroyaltyremittancesof$180,000.InitsincomestatementfortheyearendedDecember31,Year2,whatshouldthecompanyroyaltyincomebe?Solution:netmethod:Royaltycollections$180,000Plus:Reductioninunearnedroyalties25,000Less:Reductioninroyaltiesreceivable(5,000)Year2royaltyincome$200,0005.RevenuerecognitionwhentherightofreturnexistsTherevenuerecognizedatthetimeofsaleonlywhenallthefollowingconditionsaremet:

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    Thesalepriceisfixed Buyerassumesallrisksofloss Buyerpaidconsideration Productsoldiscomplete Futurereturncanbereasonablyestimated

    6.FranchisorAccounting

    InitialFranchiseFeerevenuewhensubstantiallyperformed ContinuingFranchiseFeerevenuewhenearned

    Example:Initialfranchisefee$75,000with$25,000downpaymentandbalancedueof5equalannualpaymentof$10,000.Thepresentvalueofthe5paymentsis$37,908.Thejournalentrywouldbe:Dr.Cash$25,000Dr.Notesreceivable50,000Cr.Discountonnotesreceivable($50,000-37,908)$12,092Cr.Unearnedfranchisefeerevenue62,908

    7.FranchiseeAccounting

    InitialFranchiseFeeIntangiblecapitalizedassetandamortizeoverthebenefitperiod

    ContinuingFranchiseFeeExpenseasincurredNote:examtrickhighlypossibletheagreementbetweenfranchisorandfranchiseewassignedinthemiddleoftheyear,thustheamortizationwasnotafullyearinYear1!8.IntangibleAssets

    CommonintangibleassetstestedinCPAexam:patent,copyrights,franchises,trademarks,andgoodwill.

    Purchasedintangibleassetsrecordatcost(i.e.legalandregistrationfeesincurredtoobtaintheassetshouldalsobecapitalized)

    Internallydevelopedintangibleassetsexpensewhenincurred(i.e.trademarks,goodwill,costofdeveloping,maintainingorrestoringgoodwill)Exception:Capitalizedfollowing:1)Legalfeesandothercostsrelatedtoasuccessfuldefenseoftheassets2)Registrationorconsultingfees3)Designcostsoftrademark4)Otherdirectcoststosecuretheasset

    9.Goodwillisnotamortizedbecauseithasinfinitelife.Goodwillissubjecttoimpairmenttestonatleastannualbasis.Note:ontaxpurposesonly,goodwillisamortizedover15yearsoflife.10.Patentisamortizedovertheshorterofitsestimatedlife(usefullife)orremaininglegallife.11.IFRSrevaluationmodel:

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    a)Revaluationlossesarereportedonincomestatement,however,revaluationlossesthatarereversingpreviouslyrecognizedrevaluationgainisrecognizedinOCIandreducestherevaluationsurplusinAOCI.b)RevaluationgainsarereportedinOCIandAOCIinequityasrevaluationsurplus,unlesstherevaluationgainreversesapreviouslyrecognizedrevaluationloss.

    e.g.Year1,revaluationlossof$500,000recordedinincomestatement,Year2,revaluationgainof$900,000.$500,000willbereportedinincomestatementasareversalofthe$500,000lossrecordedinYear1,theremaining$400,000willbereportedinOCIasrevaluationsurplus.12.Start-upcosts,includingorganizationalcosts,shouldbeexpensedwhenincurred.13.R&DGeneralrule:expenseimmediately,except:a)Materials,PPE,facilitiesthathavealternativefutureusescapitalizeanddepreciateoverusefullife,nottheR&Dprojectlife.

    b)R&Dundertakenonbehalfofothersunderacontract14.ItemsthatarenotconsideredR&Dcosts

    Routineperiodicdesignchanges Marketingresearch Qualitycontroltesting Reformulationofachemicalcompound

    15.IFRSruleaboutR&D:ResearchexpenseimmediatelyDevelopmentmaycapitalizeifcriteriamet

    16.Computersoftwaredevelopmentcosts

    Definition:TechnologicalFeasibilityTechnologicalfeasibilityisestablisheduponthecompletionof(1)Adetailedprogram,or(2)CompletionofaworkingmodelIDEA-------------->TechnologicalFeasibilityEstablished-------------->Productforsale||programdesign,purchasingproductmasters,planning,coding,additionalcoding,testing

    testing(expense!)(capitalize!!)

    Amortizationofthecapitalizedsoftwarecostsisthegreaterof:a)%ofrevenue=$TotalcapitalizedX(currentgrossrevenuefortheperiod/totalprojectedgrossrevenuefortheproduct)b)straight-line=$TotalcapitalizedX(1/estimatedeconomiclife)

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    CapitalizedsoftwarecostsarereportedattheLCM,wheremarketisequaltoNRV.

    Costsincurredforinternallydevelopedprojectareaccountedprettymuch

    thesameascostsincurredforprojectsforsale.(expenseforpreliminary

    stage,capitalizeafterpreliminarystagefordirectcostsofmaterials,services,employeesandinterestcostsincurredforproject)

    Note:capitalizedcostsshouldbeamortizedoverstraight-linemethodbecausethereisnorevenueexpected.

    17.IntangibleassetsimpairmenttestStep1:compareundiscountedfuturecashflow(alsocallednetfuturecashflow)withcarryingvalue[NOTE:Onlyintangibleassetswithfinitelifeneedsstep1,ifinfinitelife,gotostep2directly]Ifundiscountedfuturecashflow>carryingvalue,noimpairment

    Ifundiscountedfuturecashflow

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    Step4:computegrossprofitearnedincurrentyear3)NOTE:Changeinmethodofaccountingforlong-termconstructioncontractsisachangeinaccountingprinciple,reportedretrospectively;doesnotrequiredisclosureunlessextraordinary.

    19.InstallmentsalesBasedoncashcollectedbecauselackofreasonablebasisforcollectability1)Installmentmethode.g.$400,000installmentsales,COGS$300,000,onyearendbalancesheet,A/Ris$150,000.Step1:grossprofit%=(400,000300,000)/400,000=25%Step2:grossprofitearned=(400,000150,000)x25%=62,500Step3:deferredgrossprofit=150,000x25%=37,500NOTE:deferredgrossprofitisacontra-receivableaccountonB/S

    2)Costrecoverymethodnoprofitisrecognizedonsaleuntilallcostshavebeenrecovered.20.Non-monetaryexchangetwogroups:havecommercialsubstanceandlackcommercialsubstance1)hascommercialsubstancefuturecashflowsoreconomicpositionoftwopartieschangeasaresultofthetransactionPasskey:FVoftheassetsgivenup=FVoftheassetsreceived,includinganycashgivenorreceived.Formula:Recognizedgains/losses=FVNBVNOTE:Cashgivenupinthecommercialsubstanceexchangedoesnotenterintothe

    calculationofgainorloss,butwillimpactthebasisofacquiredasset.NOTE2:UnderIFRS,exchangeofsimilarassetshasnogain/lossrecognized;exchangeofdissimilarassetwouldbethesameasGAAP.2)lackcommercialsubstancenochangeincashflowsorFVcantbedetermined

    Noboot(cash)isreceived,nogain. Bootispaid=nogain Lossisalwaysrecognized Bootisreceived=recognizegain

    - Allgainisrecognizedifbootreceived>25%ofthetotalconsideration- Partialgainrecognizedifbootreceived

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    1) HCNDrequiredbyGAAP.Neitheradjustforappreciation,norforinflation.

    2) HCCDadjustforinflation3) CCNDadjustforappreciation4) CCCDadjustforbothappreciationandinflation

    23.Monetary&Non-monetaryitems:

    Holdingmonetaryassetsduringperiodofinflationwillresultinalossofpurchasingpower,andholdingmonetaryassetwillresultinagainofpurchasingpower.

    Non-monetaryassetsandliabilitiesfluctuateinvaluewithinflationanddeflation.

    Acontra-accountisclassifiedasmonetaryornon-monetarybasedupontheclassificationoftherelatedaccount.

    24.Foreigncurrencyaccounting

    FCtransactionvsFCtranslation Functionalcurrencycurrencyoftheprimaryeconomicenvironmentin

    whichtheentityoperates(usuallythelocalcurrencyorUSdollar) Reportingcurrency=USdollar$$ FCtranslationrestatementofF/Sdenominatedinthefunctionalcurrency

    tothereportingcurrencyusingappropriateratesofexchange FCremeasurementrestatementofforeignF/Sfromtheforeigncurrencyto

    theentitysfunctionalcurrency StepsinrestatingforeignF/S

    - PrepareinaccordancewithGAAP/IFRS- Determinefunctionalcurrency(functionalcurrencycanbethe

    entityslocalcurrency,currencyofthereportingentity,orthecurrencyofanothercountry)

    Remeasurementmethod(temporalmethod)=dysfunctionalB/Sfirst:monetaryitemcurrentrate;non-monetaryitemhistoricalrateI/Ssecond:non-B/SrelateditemWArate;B/SrelateditemhistoricalrateThird,calculateremeasurementgain/lossintoincomestatement(IDEA).Translationmethod(currentratemethod)=functionalI/Sfirst:allitems=WArate

    B/Ssecond:Assets&Liabilities=currentrate

    Third,calculatetranslationadjustmenttoOCI(PUFER).