Deck 1: Overview of Corporate Financial Reporting
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Deck 1: Overview of Corporate Financial Reporting
1
A gain or increase in the value of shares is known as capital appreciation.
True
2
Creditors are entities that lend money to a company rather than buying shares of a company.
True
3
Assets are listed in the order of their liquidity on the classified Statement of Financial Position.
True
4
There may be a single shareholder in the case of a public company or many shareholders in the case of a private company.
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5
Profit is determined by subtracting the income earned during the period from the expenses incurred during the same period.
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6
If an investor owns 10% of the shares of a company,they normally own 10 shares of the company.
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7
The shareholders are an example of an internal user of annual report information.
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8
Net earnings is the amount of the company's revenue that remains after all of its expenses are accounted for.
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9
The statement of financial position measures cash inflows and outflows of a company over a period of time.
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10
Decision makers are often referred to as users of the financial statements and include investors and creditors.
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11
Dividends are payments made by the company to distribute future profits.
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12
The financial statements of a company are prepared by the shareholders.
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13
Gross profit is equal to the sales received from goods and the operating expenses incurred during the period.
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14
The section of an annual report that contains management's discussion of the company's operating results is referred to as the Statement of Management's Responsibility.
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15
Expenses are defined as increases in economic benefits.
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16
The primary purpose of financial accounting information is to aid users in their economic decision making relative to the organization.
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17
A firm's activities can be divided into borrowing,investing,and operating.
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18
Income can also include gains that a company generates from sales that are outside their normal course of operations.
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19
Information contained in the financial statements of a company is of use to both internal and external users.
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20
Prepaid expenses can be found on the Statement of Income.
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21
Canadian companies use a 12-month period to distinguish between items that are current from those that are non-current.
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22
Share capital records the amount that investors have received in the form of dividends.
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23
Privately held corporations
A)always have multiple shareholders.
B)always require a board of directors to represents its interests.
C)raise capital through the sale of shares.
D)none of the above
A)always have multiple shareholders.
B)always require a board of directors to represents its interests.
C)raise capital through the sale of shares.
D)none of the above
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24
Companies that are growing normally have negative cash flows from investing activities.
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25
Liquidity refers to how long something will be received,realized,or consumed.
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26
Those who lend money or otherwise extend credit rather than invest it directly are known as
A)investors.
B)regulators.
C)creditors.
D)unions.
A)investors.
B)regulators.
C)creditors.
D)unions.
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27
Deferred revenue represents customer deposits.
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28
The shareholders typically elect which of the following to represent their interests?
A)senior management
B)independent auditors
C)board of directors
D)chief operating officer
A)senior management
B)independent auditors
C)board of directors
D)chief operating officer
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29
The MD&A provides a discussion of the risks facing the company and information about future plans.
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30
The annual report includes everything,except for
A)managerial statements.
B)management discussion and analysis.
C)financial statements.
D)notes to the financial statements.
E)all of the above
A)managerial statements.
B)management discussion and analysis.
C)financial statements.
D)notes to the financial statements.
E)all of the above
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31
Retained earnings is the earnings that have been kept and not paid out as dividends.
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32
Working capital measures the company's ability to meet its short-term obligations using its non-current assets.
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33
In which section of the annual report does management comment on the company and its operating results?
A)report to the shareholders
B)management's discussion and analysis
C)corporate profile
D)selected financial data
A)report to the shareholders
B)management's discussion and analysis
C)corporate profile
D)selected financial data
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34
Publicly traded corporations that fail to comply with securities regulations related to statement presentation and timing,may
A)be fraudulent.
B)be delisted.
C)face criminal charges.
D)have a questionable management team.
A)be fraudulent.
B)be delisted.
C)face criminal charges.
D)have a questionable management team.
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35
IFRS are the financial reporting standards that must be followed by Canadian public companies.
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36
Which of the following is an internal user of annual report information?
A)creditors
B)board of directors
C)regulators
D)shareholders
A)creditors
B)board of directors
C)regulators
D)shareholders
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37
Shareholders' equity is often referred to as the net assets of the company.
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38
All of the following are external users except
A)labour unions.
B)management.
C)regulators.
D)journalists.
A)labour unions.
B)management.
C)regulators.
D)journalists.
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39
Creditors include which of the following?
A)suppliers
B)financial institutions
C)employees
D)all of the above
A)suppliers
B)financial institutions
C)employees
D)all of the above
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40
Financial Accounting is also referred to as
A)internal reporting.
B)management reporting.
C)external financial reporting.
D)all of the above
A)internal reporting.
B)management reporting.
C)external financial reporting.
D)all of the above
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41
A corporation whose shares are held by a small number of individuals is referred to as a
A)proprietorship.
B)publicly traded corporation.
C)small business corporation.
D)privately held corporation.
A)proprietorship.
B)publicly traded corporation.
C)small business corporation.
D)privately held corporation.
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42
Which of the following statements best describes a corporation?
A)can be single or multiple owners
B)taxed separately
C)most expensive to establish
D)all of the above
A)can be single or multiple owners
B)taxed separately
C)most expensive to establish
D)all of the above
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43
An example of an investing activity is
A)purchase of inventory.
B)collections of amounts owed by customers.
C)purchase of shares of other companies.
D)payment of taxes.
A)purchase of inventory.
B)collections of amounts owed by customers.
C)purchase of shares of other companies.
D)payment of taxes.
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44
Which of the following is a typical financing activity?
A)payment of dividends
B)payment of interest expense
C)payment of wages
D)purchases of inventory
A)payment of dividends
B)payment of interest expense
C)payment of wages
D)purchases of inventory
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45
What is the initial investment by the shareholders in a company called?
A)owners' capital
B)shareholders' capital
C)retained earnings
D)shareholders' equity
A)owners' capital
B)shareholders' capital
C)retained earnings
D)shareholders' equity
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46
The form of business ownership that most effectively limits the risk of ownership is
A)sole proprietorship.
B)general partnership.
C)corporation.
D)none of the above,all forms of business ownership are equally risky.
A)sole proprietorship.
B)general partnership.
C)corporation.
D)none of the above,all forms of business ownership are equally risky.
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47
Which of the following is an example of an operating activity?
A)paying dividends
B)sale of investment in other companies' shares
C)purchase of property,plant,and equipment
D)payment of interest expense
A)paying dividends
B)sale of investment in other companies' shares
C)purchase of property,plant,and equipment
D)payment of interest expense
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48
Jennifer is a university student looking to earn some cash for tuition over the summer months (April-August).She has decided to start a lawn care business,what business structure would best suit her needs?
A)private corporation
B)public corporation
C)general partnership
D)sole proprietorship
A)private corporation
B)public corporation
C)general partnership
D)sole proprietorship
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49
Which of the following statements best describes a partnership?
A)separate legal entity
B)single owner
C)most expensive to establish
D)owners are responsible for debt of the company
A)separate legal entity
B)single owner
C)most expensive to establish
D)owners are responsible for debt of the company
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50
An example of a financing activity is
A)purchase of property.
B)issuing shares.
C)sales to customers.
D)payment of taxes.
A)purchase of property.
B)issuing shares.
C)sales to customers.
D)payment of taxes.
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51
All of the following are investing activities except
A)earning interest income.
B)purchasing property,plant,and equipment.
C)purchasing other companies' shares.
D)selling property,plant,and equipment.
A)earning interest income.
B)purchasing property,plant,and equipment.
C)purchasing other companies' shares.
D)selling property,plant,and equipment.
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52
The fundamental types of business activities that a firm typically engages in include all of the following except
A)operating.
B)borrowing.
C)investing.
D)financing.
A)operating.
B)borrowing.
C)investing.
D)financing.
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53
Operating activities include all of the following except
A)collections of accounts receivable.
B)payment of tax expense.
C)payment of dividends.
D)payment of interest expense.
A)collections of accounts receivable.
B)payment of tax expense.
C)payment of dividends.
D)payment of interest expense.
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54
A friend is looking to purchase shares as an investment,but would like information about whether or not the company has paid dividends in the last year.Where would your friend find this information in the financial statements?
A)Income Statement
B)Operating Activities on the Cash Flow Statement
C)Investing Activities on the Cash Flow Statement
D)Financing Activities on the Cash Flow Statement
A)Income Statement
B)Operating Activities on the Cash Flow Statement
C)Investing Activities on the Cash Flow Statement
D)Financing Activities on the Cash Flow Statement
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55
Which of the following statements best describes a proprietorship?
A)can be single or multiple owners
B)taxed separately
C)most expensive to establish
D)owner is responsible for debt of the company
A)can be single or multiple owners
B)taxed separately
C)most expensive to establish
D)owner is responsible for debt of the company
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56
Businesses can be operated in a number of different forms,such as a
A)corporation.
B)partnership.
C)proprietorship.
D)all of the above.
A)corporation.
B)partnership.
C)proprietorship.
D)all of the above.
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57
Which statement is incorrect in regards to the characteristics of a corporation?
A)It is a separate legal entity.
B)It can be sued.
C)Shareholders liability is limited to their investment.
D)It cannot be publicly accountable.
A)It is a separate legal entity.
B)It can be sued.
C)Shareholders liability is limited to their investment.
D)It cannot be publicly accountable.
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58
An example of an operating activity is
A)repaying loan principal.
B)paying dividends.
C)purchase of shares of other companies.
D)payments of taxes owed to the government.
A)repaying loan principal.
B)paying dividends.
C)purchase of shares of other companies.
D)payments of taxes owed to the government.
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59
Which of the following is a typical financing activity?
A)purchasing property,plant or equipment
B)purchasing another company's shares
C)paying interest expense
D)paying dividends
A)purchasing property,plant or equipment
B)purchasing another company's shares
C)paying interest expense
D)paying dividends
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60
Which of the following is not a typical operating activity?
A)payment of accounts payable
B)payment of long-term notes payable
C)payment of wages
D)collection of accounts receivable
A)payment of accounts payable
B)payment of long-term notes payable
C)payment of wages
D)collection of accounts receivable
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61
Which of the following statements best describes financial accounting?
A)An information system in which the underlying transactions of organization are captured,analyzed,and reported.
B)The reports that management prepares for the owners of the company summarizing how the company performed during the period.
C)An information system in which all transactions with the company are accurately reported.
D)The reports that management prepares for use in making decisions related to the financing,investing,and operating activities of a company.
A)An information system in which the underlying transactions of organization are captured,analyzed,and reported.
B)The reports that management prepares for the owners of the company summarizing how the company performed during the period.
C)An information system in which all transactions with the company are accurately reported.
D)The reports that management prepares for use in making decisions related to the financing,investing,and operating activities of a company.
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62
Where would the information about company operations be found?
A)on the Statement of Income
B)on the Statement of Financial Position
C)in the notes of the financial statements
D)in the statement of management responsibility
A)on the Statement of Income
B)on the Statement of Financial Position
C)in the notes of the financial statements
D)in the statement of management responsibility
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63
In 2020 Muller Ltd.earned gross revenues of $2,500,000 and had net income of $480,000.During 2020 the company had 200,000 common shares outstanding and its average shareholders' equity was $1,000,000.Muller's basic earnings per share for 2020 is
A)$2.50.
B)$2.40.
C)$12.50.
D)$0.48.
A)$2.50.
B)$2.40.
C)$12.50.
D)$0.48.
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64
A positive ___ represents an internal source of funding.
A)Cash flow
B)Retained earnings
C)Dividends account
D)Share capital account
A)Cash flow
B)Retained earnings
C)Dividends account
D)Share capital account
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65
All of the following can be found on an Statement of Income except
A)Interest expense.
B)Depreciation expense.
C)Prepaid rent expense.
D)Other income.
A)Interest expense.
B)Depreciation expense.
C)Prepaid rent expense.
D)Other income.
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66
Capital Appreciation refers to
A)sale of shares at a price higher than the purchase price
B)the gain on the sale of an asset
C)the allocation of the value of an asset over its useful life
D)all of the above
A)sale of shares at a price higher than the purchase price
B)the gain on the sale of an asset
C)the allocation of the value of an asset over its useful life
D)all of the above
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