Test Bank For Intermediate Accounting,
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11th Edition
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by David Spiceland, Mark Nelson, Wayne Thomas, Jennifer
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Version 1
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TERM PHRASE Term
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3. Distribution to
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owners to the decision.
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4. Confirmatory
c Decrease in equity due
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value totransfers to owners.
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5. Timeliness
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TERM PHRASE Term
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fundamental decision- c
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2. Materiality
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3. Completeness
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necessary for faithful c c
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4. Comprehensive
c The change in equity from
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TERM PHRASE Term
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1. Neutrality Important in analysis between c c c 2
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3. Consistency The decision to include an
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4. Cost-effectiveness c Applying the same accounting c c c 3
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5. Recognition Considers the value of using c c c c 4
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TERM PHRASE Term
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3. Economic Assumes an entity will continue
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TERM PHRASE Term number
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the phrase.
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1. Historical cost
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11th Edition
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by David Spiceland, Mark Nelson, Wayne Thomas, Jennifer
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Version 1
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,Answer Key c
Test name: chapter
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11)
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TERM PHRASE Term
c numberthat
c
c matchesthe c
c phrase.
1. Predictive va lue
c c Information is useful in c c c 1
projecting cash flows. c c
2. Relevance
c Pertinent to the decision at c c c c 2
hand.
3. Distribution to
c Information is available prior c c c 5
owners to the decision.
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4. Confirmatory
c Decrease in equity due
c c c 3
value totransfers to owners.
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5. Timeliness
c Information confirms c 4
expectations.
2)
TERM PHRASE Term
c numberthat c
c matches
the phrase.
c
1. Gain
c Along with relevance, a
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fundamental decision- c
specificquality. c
2. Materiality
c Results if an asset is sold
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more than book value.
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3. Completeness
c Contains all information
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necessary for faithful c c
representation.
4. Comprehensive
c The change in equity from
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income nonowner transactions.
c
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, 5. Faithful
c Concerns the decision-making
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representatio
c impact of both the amount
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n andnature of an item.
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3)
TERM PHRASE Term
c numberthat
c
c matchesthe c
c phrase.
1. Neutrality Important in analysis between c c c 2
firms.
2. Comparability Accounting information should c c 1
be unbiased.
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3. Consistency The decision to include an
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amount in the c c
financialstatements.
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4. Cost-effectiveness c Applying the same accounting c c c 3
practices over time. c c
5. Recognition Considers the value of using c c c c 4
information relative to cost c c c
ofproviding it.
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4)
TERM PHRASE Term
c numberthat
c
c matchesthe c
c phrase.
1. Monetary Implies consensus among c c 2
unitassumption
c c different observers. c
2. Verifiability Assumes all transactions can be
c c c c 3
identified with a c c
particularentity.
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3. Economic Assumes an entity will continue
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entityassumption
c c to operate indefinitely.
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4. Going Requires reporting the c c 5
concernassumpti
c c financial life of an entity c c c c
on indiscrete time frames.
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Ignores the possibility of
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5. Periodicity c inflation.
assumption
5)
TERM PHRASE Term number
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, that matches
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the phrase.
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1. Historical cost
c Basis of measurement for fixed
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