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9780131430211

Financial Reporting and Analysis

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    9780131430211

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    0131430211

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-01-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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Summary

The CPA exam is changing. You need to change as well...to a book that better prepares you for the CPA examandfor business. This is the only book of its kind that demonstrateshow to preparefinancial reports and thenhow to analyzewhat those numbers really mean.Every manager has incentives to present his or her firm in the most favorable light to lenders, equity investors and others. And, every manager wants to use the flexibility allowed by GAAP to manage the firm's earnings to achieve certain goals. Revsine, Collins, and Johnsonexplain these incentivesand help readers spot cases of earnings management, which disguises a firm's true performance.For anyone preparing to take the CPA exam, and for anyone who wants or needs a working knowledge of accounting, financial reporting, and financial statement analysis.

Table of Contents

The Economic and Institutional Setting for Financial Reportingp. 1
Why Financial Statements Are Importantp. 2
Economics of Accounting Informationp. 5
A Closer Look at Professional Analystsp. 11
The Rules of the Financial Reporting Gamep. 14
An International Perspectivep. 22
Challenges Confronting the Analystp. 24
GAAP in the United Statesp. 25
Accrual Accounting and Income Determinationp. 39
Example: Cash versus Accrual Income Measurementp. 40
Measuring Profit Performance: Revenues and Expensesp. 43
Income Statement Format and Classificationp. 51
Comprehensive Incomep. 63
Review of Accounting Procedures and T-Account Analysisp. 67
Additional Topics in Income Determinationp. 101
Revenue Recognition Prior to Salep. 101
Revenue Recognition Subsequent to Salep. 110
Earnings Managementp. 113
Structure of the Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flowsp. 131
Classification Criteria and Measurement Conventions for Balance Sheet Accountsp. 132
Statement of Cash Flowsp. 143
Essentials of Financial Statement Analysisp. 173
Basic Approachesp. 173
Quaker Oats Company--An Illustrationp. 175
Profitability, Competition, and Business Strategyp. 184
Return on Equity and Financial Leveragep. 197
The Role of Financial Information in Valuation, Cash Flow Analysis and Credit Risk Assessmentp. 233
Corporate Valuationp. 234
Research on Earnings and Equity Valuationp. 239
Valuing a Business Opportunity (An Illustration)p. 250
Cash Flow Analysis and Credit Riskp. 253
Abnormal Earnings Valuation for Reebokp. 261
Measuring Cash Flow at Standard and Poor'sp. 267
The Role of Financial Information in Contractingp. 295
Conflicts of Interest in Business Relationshipsp. 296
Lending Agreements and Debt Covenantsp. 297
Management Compensationp. 304
Regulatory Agenciesp. 314
Analytical Insights: Identifying "Managed" Earningsp. 318
Receivablesp. 343
Assessing the Net Realizable Value of Accounts Receivablep. 343
Analytical Insight: Do Existing Receivables Represent Real Sales?p. 348
Imputed Interest on Trade Notes Receivablep. 352
Accelerating Cash Collection: Selling Receivables and Collateralized Borrowingsp. 356
Troubled Debt Restructuringp. 362
Inventoriesp. 387
An Overview of Inventory Accounting Issuesp. 388
Determining Inventory Quantitiesp. 390
Items Included in Inventoryp. 393
Costs Included in Inventoryp. 393
Absorption Costing Versus Variable Costingp. 394
Cost Flow Assumptions: The Conceptsp. 397
Inflation, LIFO Reserves, and the LIFO Effect on Incomep. 406
LIFO Liquidationp. 408
Eliminating LIFO Ratio Distortionsp. 413
Tax Implications of LIFOp. 414
Eliminating Realized Holding Gains for FIFO Firmsp. 415
Inventory Errorsp. 416
Analytical Insights: LIFO Dangersp. 418
Empirical Evidence on Inventory Policy Choicep. 419
Eliminating Realized Holding Gains from FIFO Incomep. 422
Lower of Cost or Market Methodp. 424
Dollar Value LIFOp. 428
Overview of Dollar Value LIFOp. 429
Long-Lived Assets and Depreciationp. 457
Measuring the Carrying Amount of Long-Lived Assetsp. 458
Long-Lived Asset Measurement Rules Illustratedp. 460
Financial Analysis and Fixed Asset Reportingp. 464
Intangible Assetsp. 468
A Case Study of Ambiguities in Capitalization Criteria: Oil and Gas Exploration Costsp. 472
Asset Impairmentp. 475
Obligations Arising from Retiring Long-Lived Assetsp. 477
Depreciationp. 478
International Perspectivep. 484
Financial Instruments as Liabilitiesp. 509
Bonds Payablep. 510
Managerial Incentives and Financial Reporting for Debtp. 521
Incentives for Off-Balance Sheet Liabilitiesp. 527
Hedgingp. 529
Loss Contingenciesp. 546
Financial Reporting for Leasesp. 575
Evolution of Lease Accountingp. 575
Lessee Accountingp. 578
Lessor Accountingp. 589
Additional Leasing Aspectsp. 597
Making Balance Sheet Data Comparable by Adjusting for Off-Balance Sheet Leasesp. 600
Income Tax Reportingp. 629
Understanding Income Tax Reportingp. 630
Using Footnote Disclosures to Improve Financial Analysisp. 648
A Comprehensive Interperiod Tax Allocation Problemp. 661
Pensions and Postretirement Benefitsp. 689
Financial Reporting for Pensionsp. 691
Postretirement Benefits Other than Pensionsp. 719
Are Pension and Other Postretirement Benefits (OPEB) Disclosures Useful? The Research Evidencep. 723
Financial Reporting for Owners' Equityp. 758
Appropriate Income Measurementp. 758
Compliance with Contract Termsp. 763
Legality of Corporate Distributionsp. 767
Earnings per Sharep. 770
Accounting for Stock-Based Compensationp. 774
Convertible Debtp. 783
Employee Stock Ownership Plansp. 786
Intercorporate Equity Investmentsp. 817
Minority Ownershipp. 818
Majority Ownershipp. 828
Foreign Subsidiariesp. 840
Statement of Cash Flowsp. 883
Statement Formatp. 884
Preparing the Cash Flow Statementp. 891
Reconciling Between Statements: Some Complexitiesp. 898
Analytical Insights: Cash Burn Rate of Internet Stocksp. 904
Overview of International Financial Reporting Differences and Inflationp. 939
An International Financial Reporting Mapp. 940
Inflation Accountingp. 952
Present Value Tablesp. 983
WWW/Electronic Resources for Financial Informationp. 986
Indexp. 990
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