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R. G. QUINTERO & CO. CFA LEVEL I Q-NOTES STUDY SESSION 8 (EXCERPT) FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS: UNDERSTANDING THE UNDERSTANDING THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS www.rgquintero.com
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Level I - Session 8 ©R. G. Quintero & Co. 2 SESSION 8 OVERVIEW Understanding the Income Statement Understanding the Balance Sheet Understanding the Cash Flow Statement
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UNDERSTANDING THE INCOME STATEMENT by Thomas R. Robinson, Hennie van Greuning, Elaine Henry, and Michael A. Broihahn ©R. G. Quintero & Co. 3Level I - Session 8
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WHEN TO RECOGNIZE REVENUES* Evidence of arrangement between buyer and seller Product has been delivered or services rendered Price has been determined or is determinable Seller has reasonable assurance of payment *SAB 101 Level I - Session 8 ©R. G. Quintero & Co. 5
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SPECIAL SITUATIONS AFFECTING REVENUE RECOGNITION Long-term contracts Pct. of completion vs. completed contract A/C Installment sales Barter T/A’s Gross and net reporting Level I - Session 8 ©R. G. Quintero & Co. 6
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Level I - Session 8 ©R. G. Quintero & Co. 7 PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETION vs. COMPLETED CONTRACT ACCOUNTING Percentage of CompletionCompleted Contract Applicability LT contracts extending over > 1 A/C period Costs subject to estimation Costs may or may not be subject to estimation Revenue recognition Costs incurred as % of total Job progress estimates as % of total job At end of project Expense recognition % of total costs x % of total revenues recognized At end of project Earnings recognition Throughout term of project At end of project Loss recognition Entire is amount as soon as it is subject to estimation Cash flowIdentical under both methods
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Level I - Session 8 ©R. G. Quintero & Co. 10 PERCENTAGE OF COMPLETION vs. COMPLETED CONTRACT Income statement and balance sheet differ during project; identical at end Cash flows are identical Pct of completion can result in errors or manipulation Completed contract can cause Sales and earnings volatility Erroneous view of earnings during period
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Level I - Session 8 ©R. G. Quintero & Co. 11 1.Rudlen Company had an $80 million contract with a 20% gross margin that was completed during the 4 th quarter of 2007. It incurred costs of $10 million on the contract during that quarter. Its 4 th quarter revenues under percentage of completion and completed contract accounting would be reported as: a.$10 million and $16 million, respectively. b.$12 million and $80 million, respectively. c.$12.5 million and $80 million, respectively. d.$16 million and $80 million, respectively.
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