[Q3] FAR Study Group 2014 - Page 41

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  • #598064
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    12/31/X1

    D Forward Contract receivable 60000

    C Gain on cash flow hedge (OCI) 60000

    Year 2

    I found a good example here page 11 www. wiley.com/college/kieso/update. pdf

    So the best I could come up with is:

    01/31/X2

    D Cash 140000

    C Forward contract 60000

    C Gain on CF 80000 (oci)

    02/01/X2

    D Cash 710000

    D Gain on CF 140000 (OCI)

    C Sales revenue 850000

    I would appreciate if somebody could correct this, I never really understood CF hedges

    #598065
    jennibfox
    Member

    @magatha12 – You will have plenty of time. Just try to get as much practice in before the exam. You just need to focus. The first test I let my emotions and doubt get the best of me. I wasted a lot of time worrying about getting everything done. My suggestion is to review the parts you are fuzzy on. I feel like Ninja helps you to realize which areas are your weaker ones.

    FAR - JULY 2014 - PASSED
    BEC - MAY 2015 - PASSED
    REG - AUG 2015 - PASSED
    AUD - AUG 31 2015

    #598066
    jennibfox
    Member

    @magatha12 – You will have plenty of time. Just try to get as much practice in before the exam. You just need to focus. The first test I let my emotions and doubt get the best of me. I wasted a lot of time worrying about getting everything done. My suggestion is to review the parts you are fuzzy on. I feel like Ninja helps you to realize which areas are your weaker ones.

    FAR - JULY 2014 - PASSED
    BEC - MAY 2015 - PASSED
    REG - AUG 2015 - PASSED
    AUD - AUG 31 2015

    #598067
    Delta_Diva_
    Member

    I don't really understand how on 12/31/Year 1, it was a gain for $60,000. The price was $85, then it dropped to $79.

    FAR:68,71,70,72 (Rematch 7/2/14)
    AUD:88
    REG:76
    BEC:75

    #598068
    Delta_Diva_
    Member

    Becker answer is…

    12/31/Year 1

    DR Cash flow hedge $60,000

    CR Other Comp. Income $60,000

    1/31/ Year 2

    DR Cash flow hedge $80,000

    CR Other Comp. Income $80,000

    FAR:68,71,70,72 (Rematch 7/2/14)
    AUD:88
    REG:76
    BEC:75

    #598069
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    And when is this gain reversed out of OCI and how?

    FV of oil on 31/12/X1 is 79 per barrel, but XYZ could sell it for 85, so the difference is unrealized gain ($6 * 10000)

    #598070
    Jspann225
    Member

    @anjanja The gain is reversed when company XYZ sells the inventory to a third part. They would sell the inventory for $71

    Cash/AR 710,000 D

    Inventory 710,000 C

    OCI 140,000 D

    Gain on Hedge(I/S) 140,000 C

    FAR - 93 - 7/1/14
    AUD - 94 - 7/25/14
    REG - 92 - 8/30/14
    BEC - 89 - 10/6/14

    #598071
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Jspann225,

    I am not sure that the gain on CF hedge directly makes it the income statement, at least that's what the book says

    #598072
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    and what the entry for receiving 140000 cash would be?

    #598073
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I found some discrepancies on pension calculations between CPAexcel and NINJA notes. NINJA notes uses actual return on plan assets instead of expected return, and there's no amortization of previous gains/losses. This is different from CPAexcel and my intermediate accounting book. Is this a mistake?

    #598074

    @Diane: for actual versus expected, I believe you use the greater of the two

    For amortization of gains and losses – calculate using the corridor approach

    BEC: 65 - 79* - 84 DONE
    AUD: 65 - 76 DONE
    REG: 63 - 77 DONE
    FAR: 65 - 63 - 67 - 69 - 73 - 71 - 83 DONE

    Becker Notes & Flashcards, Wiley Test Bank, Ninja MCQ

    #598075
    Jspann225
    Member

    I don't if anyone has been on the AICPA website to see some of the questions they release, but I think it may be really helpful. I know all of those questions are included in our study material, but on the website they actually tell you whether the questions is considered easy, hard, or medium. I was actually pleasantly surprised by some of the questions they considered hard.

    FAR - 93 - 7/1/14
    AUD - 94 - 7/25/14
    REG - 92 - 8/30/14
    BEC - 89 - 10/6/14

    #598076
    Cpachance
    Participant

    I am taking an audit retake on July 18th. I have then scheduled FAR for August 28th. Is it possible to study enough in this time frame? it will be my first time taking FAR. Any advice on study tips. I am using Becker.

    #598077

    @cpachance – not sure how you are with the material or how quickly you absorb info. For me FAR has been the monster that wont let me pass and finally be done, but other people struggle with other sections. I think taking the audit retake right away is a good idea so the info is fresh in your head. Then start studying FAR and see how you feel about 10 days before, if you don't feel ready then push it to October. If you feel you are ready, go for it!

    BEC: 65 - 79* - 84 DONE
    AUD: 65 - 76 DONE
    REG: 63 - 77 DONE
    FAR: 65 - 63 - 67 - 69 - 73 - 71 - 83 DONE

    Becker Notes & Flashcards, Wiley Test Bank, Ninja MCQ

    #598078
    RandomAlt
    Member

    @Jspann225 … They have release questions on the AICPA website? Do you have a direct link?

    FAR - [10/07/2013 --> 66] [07/07/2014 --> 86]
    BEC - [08/31/2014 --> 86]
    AUD - [11/24/2014 --> 88]
    REG - [02/14/2015 --> 92]

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