FAR Study Group July August 2017 - Page 15

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  • #1575764
    hannahmanca
    Participant

    Question! Does anyone know if we have to calculate the PV factor on the exam, or if the factor is given to us? I am currently on F5 studying bonds and it seems time consuming to figure out the factor as well as completing the question.

    If anyone knows, it would be much appreciated!!

    #1575773
    Hiracpa
    Participant

    You're right, @Cameron Cobb. I am fearful of pushing the exam out too far. Are you doing becker as well or only Ninja? I am only doing becker, but get stuck on a lot of concepts to where I'm not getting any of the mcq's right. Of course, that worries me a lot. Right now, I'm somewhat stuck on the consolidations and eliminations. Even if I'm not getting the mcq's right, do you suggest me continuing and coming back to this? My worry is if i cannot get the questions right now, how am i going to remember when I come back to it. I've left a lot of the TBS's to come back to at the end as a review. Just the basic mcq's are bothering me for some of this material.

    You've made a lot of headway. That's wonderful. You're inspiring me!

    #1575823
    ab29
    Participant

    I'm trying to comprehend why claims against shipper for goods lost in transit are considered accounts receivables?

    #1575833
    CoachEmUp
    Participant

    @hiracpa Totally agree with @unbalanced, you should be taking the test sooner rather then later.



    @unbalanced
    we are taking the test the same day! And we both are doing Wiley and are going to be done with the lessons at the exact same time! How funny. I think we will be as prepared as possible and we'll be ready to go dominate! High five to you and good luck!

    @hannah the PV factor WILL BE GIVEN TO YOU, but they'll probably put 2 or 3 of them on there and you have to choose the right one (in other words they'll put 2 periods on there and an annuity and an annuity due, you have to pick the right one).

    @Alfonso do you have a particular question? If the receiving party has insurance then it would become a receivable.

    #1575935
    AccountingOnYou
    Participant

    Hello everyone, I graduated last week and am just starting my studies for FAR. I'm using Becker self-study and will supplement with Ninja MCQ once I reach my review stage. I'm still waiting for my NTS but hoping for an early to mid-August test date, giving me about 6-8 weeks to prep for this beast. I don't start full-time until October so hoping to knock out 2 exams this window.

    Best of luck with your studies everyone. I'm a long time lurker here and look forward to being more active in this forum as we work to tackle this obstacle together.

    #1575947
    Hiracpa
    Participant

    Misery loves company, so welcome @accountingon you. I'm new to this forum too, it's been nice talking to others. This is quite an obstacle, so best of luck!

    #1575955
    Wannafree
    Participant

    Please remember
    SEC Rule 156 requires all cpa reviews to tell new format candidates not to base their expectations of future results on past performance of cpa reviews before they invest.

    #1575958
    Wannafree
    Participant

    AccountingOnYou and HiraCPA
    Welcome to forum. All the best for your exam.

    #1575973
    Wannafree
    Participant

    Please read my sec rule 156 with humor, just wanted to say in new format Old reviews may not work.

    #1575982
    taxfreak
    Participant

    During 200X, Papa Company sold inventory, which cost it $18,000, to its subsidiary, Sonnyco, for $27,000. At the end of 200X, Sonnyco had $9,000 of the intercompany goods still on its books. The balance had been resold to unaffiliated customers for $24,000. Which one of the following is the correct amount of profit or loss that would be recognized in the consolidated statements for 200X?

    A)$6,000
    B)$9,000
    C)$12,000
    D)$15,000

    The answer is C and the explanation is “With an intercompany selling price of $27,000 and $9,000 of those goods on-hand at year end, one third of the cost from non-affiliates is still on-hand and should not be included in the cost of goods sold. That amount is $6,000 (i.e., 1/3 x $18,000 = $6,000). Therefore, the consolidated profit that should be recognized for 200X is the selling price to non-affiliates ($24,000) less the cost of that inventory from non-affiliates ($18,000 – $6,000 = $12,000), or $24,000 – $12,000 = $12,000”

    I am confused…isn't the eliminating JE =
    debit sales 27,000
    credit cogs intercompany 18,000
    credit cogs sales to customer 6,000
    credit ending inventory 3,000

    Why wouldn't profit be 24,000-18,000-16,000 = 0??

    THANKS!!!

    #1576156
    BBHYX
    Participant

    @taxfreak Where are you getting the calculation for 16,000 in your “Why wouldn't profit be 24,000-18,000-16,000 = 0”? Might be able to help explain this problem if I know where your thought process went wrong.

    edit: ahh I see you just made a typo and meant to put 6000

    #1576163
    BBHYX
    Participant

    @taxfreak your elimination entry is correct. Here is one way to think about it from a consolidating JE point of view:

    Before your elimination entry, you have
    Parent's Rev = 27 (intercompany) + Sub's Rev = 24 (external). Your JE eliminates the 27 (intercompany), leaving 24 for consolidated Revenue.

    Parent's COGS = 18 (intercompany) + sub's COGS = 18 (external(27-9)) = 36. Your elimination entry subtracts 18(intercompany) and then 6(external), leaving consolidated COGS of 12.

    Thus you can see how after your consolidating entry, you are net with at net profit of 12.

    #1576175
    HoldMyBeerCPA
    Participant

    Pop quiz!

    If the City of Brotherly Love is rocked by a zombie apocalypse and the zombies massacre the liberty bell, and shortly thereafter the City of Brotherly Love assesses fees for visiting ground zero for the liberty bell in order to repair it, which fund would the City of Brotherly Love use to account for the fees for visiting ground zero?

    A. General Fund.
    B. Enterprise Fund.
    C. Capital Projects Fund
    D. Special Revenue Fund

    Discuss. =D

    #1576198
    CoachEmUp
    Participant

    @Turbo B Enterprise Fund. It's a business activity. I would love for that question to show up on the exam!

    #1576211
    HoldMyBeerCPA
    Participant

    We have one for Enterprise Fund. Let's see if we can reach a consensus on that. 🙂

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