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TEST BANK For Intermediate Accounting, 11th Edition by David Spiceland, Mark Nelson, Wayne Thomas, Jennifer. All Chapters 1-21

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projecting cash flows.
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2. Relevance
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hand.
3. Distribution to
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owners to the decision.
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4. Confirmatory
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5. Timeliness
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expectations.
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1. Gain
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fundamentaldecision-specific n




quality.
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2. Materiality
n Results if an asset is sold for
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more than book value.
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3. Completeness
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for faithful
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representation.
4. Comprehensive
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income nonowner transactions. n




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, 5. Faithful
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representation
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1. Neutrality
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2. Comparability
n Accounting information should n n 1
be unbiased.
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3. Consistency
n The decision to include an
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amount in the financial statements.
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4. Cost-effectiveness
n Applying the same accounting n n n 3
practices over time. n n




5. Recognition
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information relative to cost of n n n n




providing it.
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the phrase. n




1. Monetary unit
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assumption
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2. Verifiability
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identified with a particular
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entity.
3. Economic entity
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assumption operate indefinitely.
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4. Going concern
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assumption
n financial life of an entity in n n n n n




discrete time frames.
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5. Periodicity
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assumption inflation.
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1. Historical cost
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2. Materiality
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3. Revenue
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recognition
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4. Full disclosure
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that could affect decisions.
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5. Present value
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1. Financial
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AccountingStandards n faithfulness by being inconsistent n n n




Board
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2. Accounting
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Principles Board n FASB.
3. Conservatism
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Codification.
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4. American Institute
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(AICPA)
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ExchangeCommission
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1. Expenses
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2. Equity
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generate revenues.
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3. Distributions to
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owners
4. Investments by
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5. Liabilities
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exchange for common and
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preferred stock. n




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3. Revenues
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than book value.
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4. Comprehensive
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income owner transactions. n




5. Gains
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TERM PHRASE Term number n




thatmatches
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the phrase.
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1. SEC
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U.S. for public companies.
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2. FASB
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3. IASB
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4. AICPA
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reporting issues.
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5. EITF
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6. PCAOB
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7. IMA
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8. FASAC
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for public companies.
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9. APB
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