FAR Study Group Q2 2016 - Page 106

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  • #765246
    lolo
    Member

    @Dab for your first question, the answer is B because this is remeasurement not translation, the translation would be from the functional currency to the reporting currency!

    As per your second question I haven't studied that yet!

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    #765247
    KJ
    Participant

    Dec. 31, Year 1, Janis Corp. owned two assets as follows:

    Equipment Inventory
    Current Cost $100,000 $80,000
    Recoverable Cost $95,000 $90,000

    Janis Voluntarily disclosed supplementary information about current at Dec. 31, Year 1. In such a disclosure, at what amount would Janis Report total assets?

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    #765248
    KJ
    Participant

    Sorry forgot to post choices!!

    A. $175,000
    B. $180,000
    C. $185,000
    D. $190,000

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    #765249
    lolo
    Member

    85,000 + 90,000 = 175,000 lower cost or market!

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    #765250
    KJ
    Participant

    Correct .Sunshine! I have probably seen this question before once since I have been studying for FAR. When I came across it today. I went totally blank first. So thought will share with all who are studying and still have to give the exam.

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    #765251
    lolo
    Member

    Yea, thanks for the post anyway!

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    #765252
    1dayatatime
    Participant

    @tulong.le I had the same strategy. Towards the end of studying I determined that I'd never be able to remember all the details of IFRS. If anything, focusing too much time on IFRS might've made me confuse those rules with GAAP. I decided to just remember a few IFRS rules, like the ‘R' of PUFER, since I read that historically the test has been composed of something like 5% IFRS questions. Unless you're a genius with incredible memory, FAR is all about allocating your brain space with the most-tested topics. To anyone who can master it all: Kudos to you. I don't know how you do it.

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    #765253
    Tuthegreat
    Participant

    @1dayatatime..about to take it in a few hours..its hard enough to keep all the GAAP rules straight so i will skim through

    …in one of the previous quarter it was a major focus..but have seen little since those days…

    #765254
    patelhj1
    Participant

    Good Luck Tuthegreat you got this! d

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    #765255
    Just3Letters
    Participant

    Regarding IFRS,

    I would definitely recommend knowing the big differences. But if you don't have time/don't want to memorize all those differences, just think about the general idea of GAAP/IFRS

    GAAP is much more principles based whereas IFRS has more flexibility for almost everything

    For example, if you don't know the IFRS difference for interest paid treatment on the SCF…

    Think, “IFRS has lots of rules that allow more flexibility than GAAP”, so I bet the correct answer is the one with more flexibility (Operating or investing) and you would be correct!

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    #765256
    jeff
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    #765257
    MaLoTu
    Participant

    I think the answer to Jeff's question is D because either of those situations are independently liabilities, but I am not sure.

    #765258
    lolo
    Member

    I feel the same as you MaLoTu!

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    #765259
    KJ
    Participant

    I also think D is the correct answer.

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    #765260
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello Everyone,

    First time poster here on the Q2 study group. Looks like an awesome and helpful group. I have a quick question:

    I read on this board that GAAP will no longer be using lower of cost or market but instead will switch over to lower of cost or NRV. Is that correct? If so, is that calculated the same way we calculate it under IFRS?

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