Accounting Principles Test
Companies of what size have been impacted the most by the SOX from a cost perspective?
For which of the following accounts would the use of 'the lower of cost or market price' principle be acceptable?
For which of the following would the use of the straight-line method of amortization be acceptable?
How are gifts to a charity which are to be further passed on to a 3rd party accounted for while being held by the charity?
How are third party adjustments to patient bills reflected in the financial statements?
How is a donated asset accounted by a non-profit organization based on its fair market value?
How is an unconditional promise to give a donation to a charity accounted for by the charity?
How should a firm compensating its employees by granting them the option to purchase its shares report it?
In which year was the Sarbanes Oxley Act passed?
In which years were the Securities & Exchange Acts created?
What are forms 10K and 10Q referred to as?
What are the 3 types of Health Care Organizations for accounting purposes?
What change was made by the Act regarding the authority competent to sign the company tax returns?
What change was made in regarding the penalization of the whistleblowers (people who alert the authorities about the illegal activities in a corporation) by the companies?
What change was made to the internal controls of the companies by the SOX?
What entry would a donor make when giving a cash donation to a charity, where the donor retains the right to revoke the contribution?
What entry would a donor make when giving a cash donation to a charity?
What factors affect the balance sheet, given the articulation of the income statement with the balance sheet and the factors that imply high or low quality of earnings?
What is 'paying the least amount of taxes as late as possible within the law to minimize the present value of tax payments for a given set of operations' a description of?
What is Form 10-K?
What is form 10-Q?
What is form 8-K?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the capitalization of prepaid advertising costs?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the completed contract method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the disclosing of the cost of employee stock options (not expensing)?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the double declining balance method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the expensing of R&D costs?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the expensing the cost of employee stock options?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the FIFO method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the LIFO method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the Lower of Cost or Market Price method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the MACRS method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the percentage of completion method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the percentage of sales method for uncollectible accounts?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the straight line method?
What is the accounting objective which best relates to the weighted average inventory method?
What is the acronym for an independent board responsible, since 1973, for establishing generally accepted accounting principles?
What is the acronym for an organization that promotes the international harmonization of accounting standards?
What is the acronym for the agency authorized by the U.S. Congress to regulate the financial reporting practices of most public corporations?
What is the acronym for the agency authorized by the U.S. Congress to regulate, among other things, the financial reporting practices of most public corporations?
What is the acronym for the independent board responsible, since 1973, for establishing generally accepted accounting principles?
What is the acronym for the organization that promotes international harmonization of accounting standards?
What is the database created by the SEC for companies to file electronically?
What is the doctrine that the firm should account for a given set of operations so as to make reported net income as large as possible known as?
What is the effect of the SOX on public companies?
What is the phrase which, though there is no agreement on its meaning, implies to most analysts that the quality of earnings improves with the likelihood of recurrence?
What is the phrase with no agreement on meaning which implies to most analysts that earnings quality increase with the likelihood of recurrence?
What is the purpose of a Registration Statement?
What is the qualitative accounting objective suggesting that information reported in a financial statement should correspond as precisely as possible to the economic effects underlying transactions...
What is the reporting objective that calls for the anticipation of all losses incurred but defers the recognition of gains or profits until they are realized in arm's length transactions?
What kind of organization issuing securities would NOT have to register them with the SEC?
What new board was created as part of the Sarbanes Oxley Act?
What statements are required of a Non-Profit organization?
What two filings are required when a company wishes to list its stock?
What value should a contribution be accounted for at?
What was the purpose of the Sarbanes Oxley act, in general?
Which doctrine lays down that a firm should account for a given set of operations so as to make reported net income as large as possible?
Which FASB sets the requirements for accounting for Non-Profit organizations?
Which of the financial accounting objectives listed below would seem to be closest to the objective of tax reporting?
Which of the following accounts may appear on a company's balance sheet when the incomes for financial and tax reporting are different?
Which of the following courses of action should a firm take in order to minimize the present value of income tax payments?
Which of the following is a method of accounting for the exploration costs of a mineral resource that would best attain the objective of income tax accounting?
Which of the following is a method of timing business transactions or choosing accounting principles so that the firm reports smaller variations in income from year to year than it would otherwise?
Which of the following is a valid criticism of the SOX?
Which of the following is true of the Sarbanes Oxley Act?
Which of the following is used by the FASB in the selection of acceptable accounting principles?
Which of the following methods is normally considered to be acceptable for financial reporting?
Which of the following methods would be employed to help accomplish the following objective: smoothing a firm's income as a means of minimizing large fluctuations in the price of its stock.
Which of the following must generally be used for financial reporting if it is used for income tax reporting?
Which of the following statements would be incorrect in comparing the financial statements of two companies, XYZ and ABC which are identical in all respects except that XYZ uses FIFO and ABC uses L...
Which sentence concerning ABC's financial statements would be correct? ABC Co. has decided to use the straight line depreciation method in its financial statements and the MACRS method in its tax r...
Who can review the filings made by public companies with the SEC?