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CPA EXAM – FAR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024

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CPA EXAM – FAR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024

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CPA EXAM – FAR QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
Cash - ANSWER Money that is FREE and CLEAR and available to be spend in current operations.



Not Cash: - ANSWER Security deposits & bond sinking funds



Three-Month Rule - ANSWER Highly liquid securities with ORIGINAL maturity dates of three months or
less are treated as cash.



Bad Debts - Direct Write-Off Method - ANSWER - No entry for bad debts until customer actually defaults.

- At default, the cutomer's account is written off.

- Theoretically weak, matching issue

- Only allowed if bad debt expense is immaterial



Bad Debts - Allowance Method - ANSWER Income Statement Approach

Balance Sheet Approach



Income Statement Approach - ANSWER - Matching Concept

- Estimate of bad debt expense is based on the income statement

- Allowance account balance has no bearing on the amount of adjustment



Balance sheet reporting: - ANSWER Accounts Receivable

Less: Allowance for bad debts

= Net realizable value of A/R



Balance Sheet Approach - ANSWER - Estimate of bad debt expense is based on the balance sheet

- Period sales have no bearing on the amount of adjustment

, Written-off account later collected - ANSWER Reverse write-off entry. Collect as usual.



Assigning Accounts Receivable - ANSWER - Assignment of A/R normally is done with recourse

- Assignment usually is done without notification to customers



Factoring Accounts Receivable - ANSWER - With or without recourse.



Pledging A/R - ANSWER - Use receivables as security for a loan

- Requires footnote disclosure



Noninterest-Bearing Notes - ANSWER APB 21 requires interest to be inputed

- When a note is made under customary trade terms and is due in less than one year, there is no
requirement to impute interest to that note.



Investments - ANSWER - Held-to-Maturity

- Trading Securities

- Available-for-Sale Securities



Held-to-Maturity Securities - ANSWER - Debt securities only

- Mgt has both intent and ability to hold the securities to maturity

- Classified on BS based on maturity date

- Carry on balance sheet at amortized cost



Trading Securities - ANSWER - Equity or Debt securities held primarily for sale in the near term

- Classified on BS as current

- Carried on BS at FMV

- Unreal holding gains/losses belong on the income statement



Available-for-sale Securities - ANSWER - Debt or Equity securities not classified as either HTM or Trading

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