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Level 1
Study Session 8Notes By James Haischer, CFA
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Learning Outcome Statements Copyright 1999, Level 1 CFA® Study Guide . Reproduced and Republished with permission fromthe Association for Investment Management and Research. All Rights Reserved. The Association for Investment Management and
Research SM
(AIMR SM
) does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy of the products or services offered by
Pass101.com, Inc. Notes Copyright 1999, Pass101.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Key:New LOS for 2000 Modified LOS from 1999 Old LOS from 1999
Number LOS Answer
1 A. “Accounting Income and Assets: The Accrual Concept”
1 A. a) Discuss different revenuerecognition methods and
their implications forfinancial analysis.
At time of sale: revenue recognized at time of sale;Percentage of Completion: recognizes revenues in proportion to work
completedCompleted Contract: recognizes revenues and costs at end of contract periodInstallment: recognizes revenue as received in payments.
Cost recovery: cash receipts are accounted for recovery of costs until all costsare covered then revenue is recognized.
1 A. b) Describe components of
net income.
Sales
-Cost of Goods Sold
= Gross Margin- Operating Expenses
= Operating Income aka EBIT (Earnings Before Interest & Taxes)- Interest & Taxes- Discontinued operations, extraordinary items, effects of accounting changes
= Net Income
1 A. c) Discuss ways that
management canmanipulate earnings byusing its discretion in
presenting financialstatements.
*Deferral and accrual of expenses or revenue.
*Different methods/lives of amortization/depreciation.*Expensing vs capitalization of certain expenses.*Timing of recognization of revenue earning process.
*Classification of items in income statement such as extraordinary events.
1 A. d) Identify the appropriate
revenue recognition
method, given the statusof completion of the
earning process and theassurance of payment.
At time of sale: earning process complete; payment assured.
Percentage of Completion: earning process incomplete; payment assured.
Completed Contract: earning process complete; payment assured.
Installment: earning process incomplete; payment assured.
Cost recovery: earning process incomplete; payment not assured.
1 A. e) Calculate and analyze the
effects on the financialstatements of the choiceamong revenue
recognition methods inaccounting for long-termcontracts.
Completed Contract Method: revenue delayed and then recognized in lump
sum.
Percentage of Completion Method: revenue smoothed, recognized as a stream
over life of project.
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Level 1
Study Session 8Notes By James Haischer, CFA
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Learning Outcome Statements Copyright 1999, Level 1 CFA® Study Guide . Reproduced and Republished with permission fromthe Association for Investment Management and Research. All Rights Reserved. The Association for Investment Management and
Research SM
(AIMR SM
) does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy of the products or services offered by
Pass101.com, Inc. Notes Copyright 1999, Pass101.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Number LOS Answer
1 A. f) Describe the types andanalysis of unusual or
infrequent items,discontinued operations,extraordinary items, and
accounting changes.
Key is to identify a firm’s permanent income!Separate recurring from nonrecurring items.
Unusual items: either unusual in nature or infrequent, but not both. Reported asan operating item. Example: impairment or restructuring cost.
Discontinued operations: discontinuation or sale of business segment.
Extraordinary items: unusual in nature and infrequent in occurrence and arematerial in amount. Example: gains and losses on the early retirement of debt.
Accounting Changes: cumulative impact on prior period earnings, net of tax.Example: adoption of new accounting standards.
1 A. g) Describe the componentsof the balance sheet.
Assets: Cash, Marketable securities, Accounts receivable, Inventory, Prepaidexpenses, Deferred Taxes, Fixed assets, Capital leases, Investments, Prepaid
pension costs, Intangible assets.
Liabilities: Accounts payable, Current liabilities, ST debt, Capital leases,Pension & postretirement liabilities, LT Debt, Minority interest.
Equity: Shareholder’s equity, Comprehensive income adjustments; translations,minimum pension liabilities, unrealized gains/losses.
1 A. h) Describe the format,classification, and use of
each component of theStatement ofShareholders' Equity.
Preferred StockCommon Stock
Treasury StockRetained Earnings
1 B. “Analysis of Cash Flows”
1 B. a) Explain the relevance ofcash flows to analyzing
business activities.
To predict the firm’s ability to generate cash from current operations and examinetrends in investing and financing activities.
1 B. b) Describe the elements ofoperating cash flows.
Direct Method: Cash flow classified by collections and payments.
Indirect Method: Net income adjusted for noncash items such as depreciation,accruals, reclassification of items to investing and financing sections.
1 B. c) Describe the elements of
investing cash flows.
Purchases/Sales of plant assets
Investments in affiliatesShort-term investment changes
1 B. d) Describe the elements offinancing cash flows.
DividendsChanges in debtCommon stock issuance
Treasury stock changes
1 B. e) Classify a particular itemas an operating cash flow,
an investing cash flow, ora financing cash flow.
See above
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Level 1
Study Session 8Notes By James Haischer, CFA
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Learning Outcome Statements Copyright 1999, Level 1 CFA® Study Guide . Reproduced and Republished with permission fromthe Association for Investment Management and Research. All Rights Reserved. The Association for Investment Management and
Research SM
(AIMR SM
) does not endorse, promote, review, or warrant the accuracy of the products or services offered by
Pass101.com, Inc. Notes Copyright 1999, Pass101.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Number LOS Answer
1 B. f) Present, explain, andinterpret a statement of
cash flows using the directand indirect methods.
See questions
Key:New LOS for 2000 Modified LOS from 1999 Old LOS from 1999