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9780471661801

Intermediate Accounting, Update, 11th Edition

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  • Edition: 11th
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  • Copyright: 2004-12-01
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Summary

This bestseller has powered the careers of countless professionals. This update to the 11th edition builds on the book's reputation for comprehensiveness, accuracy, and currency, incorporating all the recent changes to the accounting literature. It integrates numerous examples from real corporations throughout the chapters to help readers understand the application of accounting principles and techniques in practice. They'll also find problems that are modeled on the AICPA 'Simulations' _ a new question format designed for the computerized uniform CPA Exam. These problems prepare readers for the exam, testing their ability to read, digest, research and respond to both a numeric problem and a short answer essay.

Table of Contents

Financial Accounting and Accounting Standards
1(26)
Learning Objectives
1(1)
Vignette: The Size of the New York City Phone Book
1(1)
Preview of Chapter
1(1)
Financial Statements and Financial Reporting
2(4)
Accounting and Capital Allocation
3(1)
The Challenges Facing Financial Accounting
4(1)
Objectives of Financial Reporting
4(1)
The Need to Develop Standards
5(1)
Parties Involved in Standards Setting
6(6)
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
6(1)
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, (AICPA)
7(1)
Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB)
8(3)
Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB)
11(1)
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
12(2)
Issues in Financial Reporting
14(13)
Standards Setting in a Political Environment
14(1)
The Expectations Gap
15(1)
International Accounting Standards
16(1)
Ethics in the Environment of Financial Accounting
16(1)
Conclusion
17(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
18(1)
Questions
19(1)
Conceptual Cases
20(4)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
24(1)
International Reporting Case
25(1)
Professional Simulation
26(1)
Conceptual Framework Underlying Financial Accounting
27(34)
Learning Objectives
27(1)
Vignette: Show Me the Earnings!
27(1)
Preview of Chapter 2
Conceptual Framework
28(2)
Need for Conceptual Framework
28(1)
Development of Conceptual Framework
29(1)
First Level: Basic Objectives
30(1)
Second Level: Fundamental Concepts
31(4)
Qualitative Characteristics of Accounting Information
31(3)
Basic Elements
34(1)
Third Level: Recognition and Measurement Concepts
35(26)
Basic Assumptions
36(2)
Basic Principles of Accounting
38(5)
Constraints
43(3)
Summary of the Structure
46(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
47(1)
Questions
48(1)
Brief Exercises
49(2)
Exercises
51(3)
Conceptual Cases
54(4)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
58(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
58(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
58(1)
Research Cases
58(1)
International Reporting Case
59(1)
Professional Simulation
60(1)
The Accounting Information System
61(62)
Learning Objectives
61(1)
Vignette: Needed: A Reliable Information System
61(1)
Preview of Chapter 3
Accounting Information System
62(6)
Basic Terminology
63(1)
Debits and Credits
64(1)
Basic Equation
64(2)
Financial Statements and Ownership Structure
66(2)
The Accounting Cycle
68(18)
Identifying and Recording Transactions and Other Events
68(1)
Journalizing
69(1)
Posting
70(1)
Trial Balance
71(1)
Adjusting Entries
72(10)
Adjusted Trial Balance
82(1)
Closing
83(2)
Post-Closing Trial Balance
85(1)
Reversing Entries
85(1)
The Accounting Cycle Summarized
86(1)
Using a Work Sheet
86(7)
Adjustments Entered on the Work Sheet
86(2)
Work Sheet Columns
88(1)
Preparing Financial Statements from a Work Sheet
89(2)
Closing Entries
91(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
92(1)
APPENDIX 3A Cash-Basis Accounting versus Accrual-Basic Accounting
93(1)
Differences Between Cash and Accrual Basis
93(2)
Conversion From Cash Basis to Accrual Basis
95(2)
Service Revenue Computation
95(1)
Operating Expense Computation
96(1)
Theoretical Weaknesses of the Cash Basis
97(1)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 3A, Key Terms
97(1)
APPENDIX 3B Using Reversing Entries
98(1)
Illustration of Reversing Entries---Accruals
98(1)
Illustration of Reversing Entries---Prepayments
99(1)
Summary of Reversing Entries
100(23)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 3B
100(1)
Questions
100(1)
Brief Exercises
100(3)
Exercises
103(8)
Problems
111(7)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
118(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
118(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
119(1)
Research Case
119(1)
Professional Simulations
120(3)
Income Statement and Related Information
123(46)
Learning Objectives
123(1)
Vignette: Which Income Number?
123(1)
Preview of Chapter 4
Income Statement
124(3)
Usefulness of the Income Statement
124(1)
Limitations of the Income Statement
125(1)
Quality of Earnings
125(2)
Format of the Income Statement
127(5)
Elements of the Income Statement
127(1)
Single-Step Income Statements
128(1)
Multiple-Step Income Statements
129(1)
Condensed Income Statements
130(2)
Reporting Irregular Items
132(9)
Discontinued Operations
134(1)
Extraordinary Items
135(2)
Unusual Gains and Losses
137(2)
Changes in Accounting Principle
139(1)
Changes in Estimates
140(1)
Summary of Irregular Items
140(1)
Special Reporting Issues
141(28)
Intraperiod Tax Allocation
141(2)
Earnings per Share
143(1)
Retained Earnings Statement
144(1)
Comprehensive Income
145(3)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
148(1)
Questions
149(2)
Brief Exercises
151(1)
Exercises
152(4)
Problems
156(3)
Conceptual Cases
159(4)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
163(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Cases
164(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
165(1)
Research Cases
165(1)
International Reporting Case
166(1)
Professional Simulation
167(2)
Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows
169(82)
Learning Objectives
169(1)
Vignette: ``There Ought to Be a Law,''
169(1)
Preview of Chapter 5
Section 1 Balance Sheet
170(1)
Usefulness of the Balance Sheet
170(1)
Limitations of the Balance Sheet
171(1)
Classification in the Balance Sheet
172(12)
Current Assets
173(4)
Non-Current Assets
177(2)
Liabilities
179(3)
Owners' Equity
182(1)
Balance Sheet Format
182(2)
Additional Information Reported
184(3)
Contingencies
185(1)
Accounting Policies
185(1)
Contractual Situations
186(1)
Fair Values
186(1)
Techniques of Disclosure
187(3)
Parenthetical Explanations
187(1)
Notes
187(1)
Cross References and Contra Items
188(1)
Supporting Schedules
189(1)
Terminology
189(1)
Section 2 Statement of Cash Flows
190(1)
Purpose of the Statement of Cash Flows
190(1)
Content and Format of the Statement of Cash Flows
191(2)
Preparation of the Statement of Cash Flows
193(2)
Usefulness of the Statement of Cash Flows
195(5)
Financial Liquidity
196(1)
Financial Flexibility
197(1)
Free Cash Flow
197(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
198(2)
APPENDIX 5A Ratio Analysis---A Reference
200(1)
Using Ratios to Analyze Financial Performance
200(2)
Summary of Learning Objectives for Appendix 5A, Key Terms
201(1)
APPENDIX 5B Specimen Financial Statement: 3M Company
202(49)
Questions
229(1)
Brief Exercises
230(1)
Exercises
231(8)
Problems
239(4)
Conceptual Cases
243(3)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
246(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Cases
247(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
248(1)
Research Case
248(1)
International Reporting Case
249(1)
Professional Simulation
250(1)
Accounting and the Time Value of Money
251(62)
Learning Objectives
251(1)
Vignette: The Magic of Interest
251(1)
Preview of Chapter 6
Basic Time Value Concepts
252(7)
Applications of Time Value Concepts
252(1)
The Nature of Interest
253(1)
Simple Interest
254(1)
Compound Interest
254(4)
Fundamental Variables
258(1)
Single-Sum Problems
259(5)
Future Value of a Single Sum
259(2)
Present Value of a Single Sum
261(2)
Solving for Other Unknowns in Single-Sum Problems
263(1)
Annuities
264(11)
Future Value of an Ordinary Annuity
265(2)
Future Value of an Annuity Due
267(1)
Illustrations of Future Value of Annuity Problems
268(2)
Present Value of an Ordinary Annuity
270(2)
Present Value of an Annuity Due
272(1)
Illustrations of Present Value of Annuity Problems
273(2)
More Complex Situations
275(4)
Deferred Annuities
275(2)
Valuation of Long-Term Bonds
277(1)
Effective Interest Method of Amortization of Bond Discount or Premium
278(1)
Present Value Measurement
279(5)
Choosing an Appropriate Interest Rate
280(1)
Expected Cash Flow Illustration
281(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
282(2)
APPENDIX 6A Using Financial Calculators
284(1)
Future Value of a Single Sum
284(1)
Plus and Minus
285(1)
Compounding Periods
285(1)
Rounding
285(1)
Present Value of a Single Sum
285(1)
Future Value of an Ordinary Annuity
285(1)
Future Value of an Annuity Due
286(1)
Present Value of an Ordinary Annuity
286(1)
Useful Features of the Financial Calculator
287(15)
Auto Loan
287(1)
Mortgage Loan Amount
287(1)
Individual Retirement Account (IRA)
288(1)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 6A
288(1)
Questions
288(1)
Brief Exercises
289(1)
Exercises
290(4)
Problems
294(5)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
299(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
300(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
300(1)
Research Cases
300(1)
Professional Simulation
301(1)
Time Value of Money Tables
302(11)
Cash and Receivables
313(54)
Learning Objectives
313(1)
Vignette: Ugly Duckling or Swan?
313(1)
Preview of Chapter 7
Section 1 Cash
314(1)
What Is Cash?
314(1)
Management and Control of Cash
315(1)
Reporting Cash
316(2)
Restricted Cash
316(1)
Bank Overdrafts
317(1)
Cash Equivalents
317(1)
Summary of Cash-Related Items
318(1)
Section 2 Receivables
318(2)
Recognition of Accounts Receivable
320(2)
Trade Discounts
320(1)
Cash Discounts (Sales Discounts)
320(1)
Nonrecognition of Interest Element
321(1)
Valuation of Accounts Receivable
322(4)
Uncollectible Accounts Receivable
322(4)
Recognition of Notes Receivable
326(5)
Note Issued at Face Value
327(1)
Note Not Issued at Face Value
328(3)
Choice of Interest Rate
331(1)
Valuation of Notes Receivable
331(1)
Disposition of Accounts and Notes Receivable
332(5)
Secured Borrowing
333(1)
Sales of Receivables
334(2)
Secured Borrowing versus Sale
336(1)
Presentation and Analysis
337(3)
Presentation of Receivables
337(1)
Analysis of Receivables
338(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
339(1)
APPENDIX 7A Cash Controls
340(1)
Using Bank Accounts
340(1)
The Imprest Petty Cash System
341(1)
Physical Protection of Cash Balances
342(1)
Reconciliation of Bank Balances
342(25)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 7A, Key Terms
345(1)
Questions
346(1)
Brief Exercises
347(1)
Exercises
348(6)
Problems
354(6)
Conceptual Cases
360(4)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
364(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
364(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
365(1)
Research Cases
365(1)
Professional Simulation
366(1)
Valuation of Inventories: A Cost Basis Approach
367(54)
Learning Objectives
367(1)
Vignette: Inventories in the Crystal Ball
367(1)
Preview of Chapter 8
Inventory Classification and Control
368(4)
Classification
368(2)
Control
370(2)
Basic Issues in Inventory Valuation
372(1)
Physical Goods Included in Inventory
372(5)
Goods in Transit
373(1)
Consigned Goods
373(1)
Special Sale Agreements
374(1)
Effect of Inventory Errors
375(2)
Costs Included in Inventory
377(2)
Product Costs
377(1)
Period Costs
377(1)
Treatment of Purchase Discounts
378(1)
What Cost Flow Assumption Should Be Adopted?
379(5)
Specific Identification
380(1)
Average Cost
381(1)
First-In, First-Out (FIFO)
382(1)
Last-In, First-Out (LIFO)
383(1)
Special Issues Related to LIFO
384(10)
LIFO Reserve
384(1)
LIFO Liquidation
385(1)
Dollar-Value LIFO
386(5)
Comparison of LIFO Approaches
391(1)
Major Advantages of LIFO
391(1)
Major Disadvantages of LIFO
392(2)
Basis For Selection of Inventory Method
394(27)
Inventory Valuation Methods---Summary Analysis
396(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
397(1)
Questions
398(1)
Brief Exercises
399(1)
Exercises
400(8)
Problems
408(5)
Conceptual Cases
413(3)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Statement Analysis Cases
416(2)
Research Cases
418(1)
Professional Simulation
419(2)
Inventories: Additional Valuation Issues
421(48)
Learning Objectives
421(1)
Vignette: What Do Inventory Changes Tell Us?
421(1)
Preview of Chapter 9
Lower of Cost or Market
422(7)
Lower of Cost or Market---Ceiling and Floor
423(1)
How Lower of Cost or Market Works
424(1)
Methods of Applying Lower of Cost or Market
425(1)
Recording ``Market'' Instead of Cost
426(2)
Evaluation of the Lower of Cost or Market Rule
428(1)
Valuation Bases
429(3)
Valuation at Net Realizable Value
429(1)
Valuation Using Relative Sales Value
429(1)
Purchase Commitments---A Special Problem
430(2)
The Gross Profit Method of Estimating Inventory
432(3)
Computation of Gross Profit Percentage
433(2)
Evaluation of Gross Profit Method
435(1)
Retail Inventory Method
435(5)
Retail Method Terminology
436(1)
Retail Inventory Method with Markups and Markdowns---Conventional Method
437(2)
Special Items Relating to Retail Method
439(1)
Evaluation of Retail Inventory Method
440(1)
Presentation and Analysis
440(4)
Presentation of Inventories
440(2)
Analysis of Inventories
442(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
443(1)
APPENDIX 9A LIFO Retail Methods
444(1)
LIFO Retail Methods
444(3)
Stable Prices---LIFO Retail Method Key Terms
444(1)
Fluctuating Prices---Dollar-Value LIFO Retail Method
445(1)
Subsequent Adjustments Under Dollar-Value LIFO Retail
446(1)
Changing From Conventional Retail to LIFO
447(22)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 9A, Key Terms
448(1)
Questions
449(1)
Brief Exercises
450(1)
Exercises
451(6)
Problems
457(6)
Conceptual Cases
463(2)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
465(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Cases
465(2)
Comparative Analysis Case
467(1)
Research Cases
467(1)
Professional Simulation
468(1)
Acquisition and Disposition of Property, Plant, and Equipment
469(50)
Learning Objectives
469(1)
Vignette: Where Have All the Assets Gone?
469
Preview of Chapter
10(461)
Acquisition of Property, Plant, and Equipment
471(8)
Cost of Land
471(1)
Cost of Buildings
472(1)
Cost of Equipment
472(1)
Self-Constructed Assets
472(1)
Interest Costs During Construction
473(5)
Observations
478(1)
Valuation
479(10)
Cash Discounts
479(1)
Deferred Payment Contracts
479(1)
Lump Sum Purchases
480(1)
Issuance of Stock
481(1)
Exchanges of Nonmonetary Assets
482(5)
Accounting for Contributions
487(1)
Other Asset Valuation Methods
488(1)
Costs Subsequent to Acquisition
489(4)
Additions
490(1)
Improvements and Replacements
490(1)
Rearrangement and Reinstallation
491(1)
Repairs
491(1)
Summary of Costs Subsequent to Acquisition
492(1)
Dispositions of Plant Assets
493(26)
Sale of Plant Assets
493(1)
Involuntary Conversion
494(1)
Miscellaneous Problems
494(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
495(1)
Questions
496(1)
Brief Exercises
497(1)
Exercises
498(9)
Problems
507(6)
Conceptual Cases
513(2)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Statement Analysis Case
515(1)
Research Case
516(1)
Professional Simulation
517(2)
Depreciation, Impairments, and Depletion
519(50)
Learning Objectives
519(1)
Vignette: Do They Matter?
519(1)
Preview of Chapter 11
Depreciation---A Method of Cost Allocation
520(12)
Factors Involved in the Depreciation Process
521(2)
Methods of Depreciation
523(3)
Special Depreciation Methods
526(2)
Special Depreciation Issues
528(4)
Impairments
532(4)
Recognizing Impairments
533(1)
Measuring Impairments
533(1)
Restoration of Impairment Loss
534(1)
Assets to Be Disposed Of
535(1)
Depletion
536(5)
Establishing a Depletion Base
536(1)
Write-Off of Resource Cost
537(1)
Continuing Controversy
538(2)
Special Problems in Depletion Accounting
540(1)
Presentation and Analysis
541(4)
Presentation of Property, Plant, Equipment, and Natural Resources
541(1)
Analysis of Property, Plant, Equipment, and Natural Resources
542(2)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
544(1)
APPENDIX 11A Income Tax Depreciation
545(1)
Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System
545(24)
Tax Lives (Recovery Periods)
545(1)
Tax Depreciation Methods
546(1)
Illustration---MACRS System
546(2)
Optional Straight-Line Method
548(1)
Tax versus Book Depreciation
548(1)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 11A, Key Terms
548(1)
Questions
548(2)
Brief Exercises
550(1)
Exercises
550(6)
Problems
556(6)
Conceptual Cases
562(2)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
564(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
564(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
565(1)
Research Case
566(1)
International Reporting Case
566(1)
Professional Simulation
567(2)
Intangible Assets
569(46)
Learning Objectives
569(1)
Vignette: Untouchable
569(1)
Preview of Chapter 12
Intangible Asset Issues
570(3)
Characteristics
570(1)
Valuation
571(1)
Amortization of Intangibles
571(2)
Types of Intangible Assets
573(8)
Marketing-Related Intangible Assets
573(1)
Customer-Related Intangible Assets
574(1)
Artistic-Related Intangible Assets
575(1)
Contract-Related Intangible Assets
575(1)
Technology-Related Intangible Assets
576(2)
Goodwill
578(3)
Impairment of Intangible Assets
581(3)
Impairment of Limited-Life Intangibles
581(1)
Impairment of Indefinite-Life Intangibles Other Than Goodwill
582(1)
Impairment of Goodwill
583(1)
Research and Development Costs
584(6)
Identifying R & D Activities
585(1)
Accounting for R & D Activities
585(2)
Other Costs Similar to R & D Costs
587(2)
Conceptual Questions
589(1)
Presentation of Intangibles and Related Items
590(4)
Presentation of Intangible Assets
590(1)
Presentation of Research and Development Costs
590(2)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
592(2)
APPENDIX 12A Accounting for Computer Software Costs
594(1)
Diversity in Practice
594(1)
The Profession's Position
595(1)
Accounting For Capitalized Software Costs
595(1)
Reporting Software Costs
596(1)
Setting Standards for Software Accounting
596(19)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 12A
597(1)
Questions
598(1)
Brief Exercises
599(1)
Exercises
600(6)
Problems
606(2)
Conceptual Cases
608(2)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
610(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
611(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
611(1)
Research Case
611(1)
International Reporting Case
612(1)
Professional Simulation
613(2)
Current Liabilities and Contingencies
615(54)
Learning Objectives
615(1)
Vignette: Microsoft's Liabilities---Good or Bad?
615(1)
Preview of Chapter 13
Section 1 Current Liabilities
616(1)
What Is A Liability
616(2)
What Is A Current Liability?
618(12)
Accounts Payable
618(1)
Notes Payable
619(1)
Current Maturities of Long-Term Debt
620(1)
Short-Term Obligations Expected to Be Refinanced
621(1)
Dividends Payable
622(1)
Returnable Deposits
623(1)
Unearned Revenues
623(1)
Sales Taxes Payable
624(1)
Income Taxes Payable
625(1)
Employee-Related Liabilities
625(5)
Section 2 Contingencies
630(1)
Gain Contingencies
630(1)
Loss Contingencies
631(9)
Litigation, Claims, and Assessments
633(1)
Guarantee and Warranty Costs
634(2)
Premiums and Coupons
636(1)
Environmental Liabilities
637(1)
Asset Retirement Obligations
638(2)
Self-Insurance
640(1)
Presentation and Analysis
640(5)
Presentation of Current Liabilities
640(2)
Presentation of Contingencies
642(1)
Analysis of Current Liabilities
643(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
644(1)
APPENDIX 13A Computation of Employees' Bonuses
645(24)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 13A
647(1)
Questions
647(1)
Brief Exercises
648(2)
Exercises
650(6)
Problems
656(5)
Conceptual Cases
661(3)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
664(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Cases
664(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
665(1)
Research Cases
665(1)
International Reporting Case
666(1)
Professional Simulation
667(2)
Long-Term Liabilities
669(54)
Learning Objectives
669(1)
Vignette: Your Debt Is Killing My Stock
669(1)
Preview of Chapter 14
Section 1 Bonds Payable
670(1)
Issuing Bonds
671(1)
Types and Ratings of Bonds
671(1)
Valuation of Bonds Payable---Discount and Premium
672(4)
Bonds Issued at Par on Interest Date
675(1)
Bonds Issued at Discount or Premium on Interest Date
675(1)
Bonds Issued between Interest Dates
676(1)
Effective Interest Method
676(4)
Bonds Issued at a Discount
677(1)
Bonds Issued at a Premium
678(1)
Accruing Interest
679(1)
Classification of Discount and Premium
680(1)
Costs of Issuing Bonds
680(1)
Treasury Bonds
681(1)
Extinguishment of Debt
681(2)
Section 2 Long-Term Notes Payable
683(1)
Notes Issued at Face Value
684(1)
Notes Not Issued at Face Value
684(2)
Zero-Interest-Bearing Notes
684(1)
Interest-Bearing Notes
685(1)
Special Notes Payable Situations
686(2)
Notes Issued for Property, Goods, and Services
686(1)
Choice of Interest Rate
687(1)
Mortgage Notes Payable
688(1)
Section 3 Reporting and Analysis of Long-Term Debt
689(1)
Off-Balance-Sheet Financing
689(2)
Different Forms
690(1)
Rationale
690(1)
Presentation and Analysis of Long-Term Debt
691(3)
Presentation of Long-Term Debt
691(1)
Analysis of Long-Term Debt
691(2)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
693(1)
APPENDIX 14A Accounting for Troubled Debt
694(1)
Accounting Issues
695(1)
Impairments
696(3)
Illustration of Loss on Impairment
696(3)
Troubled Debt Restructurings
699(24)
Settlement of Debt
699(1)
Modification of Terms
700(4)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 14A, Key Terms
704(1)
Questions
705(1)
Brief Exercises
706(1)
Exercises
707(5)
Problems
712(4)
Conceptual Case
716(3)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
719(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Cases
719(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
720(1)
Research Cases
721(1)
Professional Simulation
722(1)
Stockholders' Equity
723(50)
Learning Objectives
723(1)
Vignette: Stocking Up
723(1)
Preview of Chapter 15
The Corporate Form
724(3)
State Corporate Law
724(1)
Capital Stock or Share System
725(1)
Variety of Ownership Interests
726(1)
Corporate Capital
727(9)
Issuance of Stock
727(5)
Reacquisition of Shares
732(4)
Preferred Stock
736(2)
Features of Preferred Stock
736(1)
Accounting for and Reporting of Preferred Stock
737(1)
Dividend Policy
738(9)
Financial Condition and Dividend Distributions
738(1)
Types of Dividends
739(4)
Stock Splits
743(4)
Disclosure of Restrictions on Retained Earnings
747(1)
Presentation and Analysis of Stockholders' Equity
747(5)
Presentation
747(2)
Analysis
749(2)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
751(1)
APPENDIX 15A Dividend Preferences and Book Value per Share
752(1)
Dividend Preferences
752(2)
Book Value Per Share
754(19)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 15A
755(1)
Questions
755(1)
Brief Exercises
756(1)
Exercises
757(7)
Problems
764(4)
Conceptual Cases
768(2)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
770(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Cases
770(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
771(1)
Research Case
772(1)
Professional Simulation
772(1)
Dilutive Securities and Earnings per Share
773(62)
Learning Objectives
773(1)
Vignette: Just Like Candy Kisses
773(1)
Preview of Chapter 16
Section 1 Dilutive Securities and Compensation Plans
774(1)
Accounting for Convertible Debt
774(2)
At Time of Issuance
775(1)
At Time of Conversion
775(1)
Induced Conversions
775(1)
Retirement of Convertible Debt
776(1)
Convertible Preferred Stock
776(1)
Stock Warrants
777(4)
Stock Warrants Issued with Other Securities
778(1)
Conceptual Questions
779(1)
Rights to Subscribe to Additional Shares
780(1)
Stock Compensation Plans
781(7)
The Major Reporting Issue
781(1)
Accounting for Stock Compensation
782(3)
Types of Plans
785(1)
Noncompensatory Plans
786(1)
Disclosure of Compensation Plans
786(1)
Debate over Stock Option Accounting
787(1)
Section 2 Computing Earnings Per Share
788(1)
Earnings Per Share---Simple Capital Structure
789(4)
Preferred Stock Dividends
789(1)
Weighted Average Number of Shares Outstanding
790(2)
Comprehensive Illustration
792(1)
Earnings Per Share---Complex Capital Structure
793(10)
Diluted EPS---Convertible Securities
794(2)
Diluted EPS---Options and Warrants
796(1)
Contingent Issue Agreement
797(1)
Antidilution Revisited
798(1)
EPS Presentation and Disclosure
799(2)
Summary
801(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
802(1)
APPENDIX 16A Stock Options---Additional Complications
803(1)
Determining Compensation Expense
803(6)
Stock Option Plans
804(1)
Stock Appreciation Rights
805(2)
Performance-Type Plans
807(1)
Summary of Compensation Plans
808(1)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 16A, Key Terms
809(1)
APPENDIX 16B Comprehensive Earnings per Share Illustration
809(1)
Diluted Earnings Per Share
810(25)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 16B, Key Terms
814(1)
Questions
814(1)
Brief Exercises
815(1)
Exercises
816(6)
Problems
822(4)
Conceptual Cases
826(3)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
829(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
830(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
830(1)
Research Cases
830(1)
International Reporting Case
831(2)
Professional Simulation
833(2)
Investments
835(66)
Learning Objectives
835(1)
Vignette: Who's in Control Here?
835(2)
Preview of Chapter 17
Section 1 Investments in Debt Securities
837(1)
Held-to-Maturity Securities
838(2)
Available-for-Sale Securities
840(4)
Illustration: Single Security
840(1)
Illustration: Portfolio of Securities
841(1)
Sale of Available-for-Sale Securities
842(1)
Financial Statement Presentation
843(1)
Trading Securities
844(1)
Section 2 Investments in Equity Securities
845(1)
Holdings of Less Than 20%
846(2)
Available-for-Sale Securities
846(2)
Trading Securities
848(1)
Holdings Between 20% and 50%
848(3)
Equity Method
849(2)
Holdings of More Than 50%
851(1)
Section 3 Other Reporting Issues
852(1)
Financial Statement Presentation of Investments
852(4)
Disclosures Required Under the Equity Method
852(1)
Reclassification Adjustments
853(2)
Comprehensive Illustration
855(1)
Impairment of Value
856(1)
Transfers between Categories
857(1)
Fair Value Controversy
857(2)
Measurement Based on Intent
857(1)
Gains Trading
857(1)
Liabilities Not Fairly Valued
858(1)
Subjectivity of Fair Values
859(1)
Summary
859(2)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
859(2)
APPENDIX 17A Accounting for Derivative Instruments
861(1)
Understanding Derivatives
861(2)
Who Uses Derivatives, and Why?
862(1)
Basic Principles in Accounting for Derivatives
863(3)
Illustration of Derivative Financial Instrument---Speculation
864(2)
Differences Between Traditional and Derivative Financial Instruments
866(1)
Derivatives Used for Hedging
866(7)
Fair Value Hedge
868(1)
Interest Rate Swap---A Fair Value Hedge
868(3)
Cash Flow Hedge
871(2)
Other Reporting Issues
873(4)
Embedded Derivatives
873(1)
Qualifying Hedge Criteria
874(1)
Disclosure Provisions
875(2)
Comprehensive Hedge Accounting Example
877(2)
Controversy and Concluding Remarks
879(22)
Summary of Learning Objectives for Appendix 17A, Key Terms
880(1)
Questions
881(1)
Brief Exercises
882(1)
Exercises
882(6)
Problems
888(7)
Conceptual Cases
895(2)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
897(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
897(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
898(1)
Research Cases
898(1)
Professional Simulation
899(2)
Revenue Recognition
901(58)
Learning Objectives
901(1)
Vignette: Cyberspace Trading for Revenues
901(1)
Preview of Chapter 18
The Current Environment
902(3)
Guidelines for Revenue Recognition
903(2)
Departures from the Sale Basis
905(1)
Revenue Recognition at Point of Sale (Delivery)
905(3)
Sales with Buyback Agreements
906(1)
Sales When Right of Return Exists
906(1)
Trade Loading and Channel Stuffing
907(1)
Revenue Recognition Before Delivery
908(11)
Percentage-of-Completion Method
909(4)
Completed-Contract Method
913(2)
Long-Term Contract Losses
915(2)
Disclosures in Financial Statements
917(1)
Completion-of-Production Basis
918(1)
Revenue Recognition After Delivery
919(10)
Installment-Sales Accounting Method
919(8)
Cost-Recovery Method
927(1)
Deposit Method
928(1)
Summary of Product Revenue Recognition Bases
929(1)
Concluding Remarks
929(2)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
930(1)
APPENDIX 18A Revenue Recognition for Special Sales Transactions
931(1)
Franchises
931(3)
Initial Franchise Fees
932(1)
Continuing Franchise Fees
933(1)
Bargain Purchases
934(1)
Options to Purchase
934(1)
Franchisor's Costs
934(1)
Disclosures of Franchisors
934(1)
Consignments
934(25)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 18A, Key Terms
936(1)
Questions
936(1)
Brief Exercises
937(1)
Exercises
938(5)
Problems
943(8)
Conceptual Cases
951(4)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
955(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
955(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
956(1)
Research Cases
956(1)
Professional Simulation
957(2)
Accounting for Income Taxes
959(58)
Learning Objectives
959(1)
Vignette: Use It, But Don't Abuse It
959(1)
Preview of Chapter 19
Fundamentals of Accounting for Income Taxes
960(14)
Future Taxable Amounts and Deferred Taxes
962(4)
Future Deductible Amounts and Deferred Taxes
966(3)
Income Statement Presentation
969(1)
Specific Differences
970(3)
Tax Rate Considerations
973(1)
Accounting for Net Operating Losses
974(6)
Loss Carryback
974(1)
Loss Carryforward
975(1)
Loss Carryback Illustrated
975(1)
Loss Carryforward Illustrated
976(4)
Financial Statement Presentation
980(4)
Balance Sheet Presentation
980(2)
Income Statement Presentation
982(2)
Review of the Asset-Liability Method
984(5)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
987(2)
APPENDIX 19A Comprehensive Illustration of Interperiod Tax Allocation
989(1)
First Year---2003
989(4)
Taxable Income and Income Tax Payable---2003
990(1)
Computing Deferred Income Taxes---End of 2003
990(1)
Deferred Tax Expense (Benefit) and the Journal Entry to Record Income Taxes---2003
991(1)
Financial Statement Presentation---2003
992(1)
Second Year---2004
993(24)
Taxable Income and Income Tax Payable---2004
994(1)
Computing Deferred Income Taxes---End of 2004
994(1)
Deferred Tax Expense (Benefit) and the Journal Entry to Record Income Taxes---2004
995(1)
Financial Statement Presentation---2004
995(1)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 19A
996(1)
Questions
996(1)
Brief Exercises
997(1)
Exercises
998(8)
Problems
1006(4)
Conceptual Cases
1010(2)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
1012(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
1012(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
1013(1)
Research Cases
1013(1)
International Reporting Case
1013(2)
Professional Simulation
1015(2)
Accounting for Pensions and Postretirement Benefits
1017(68)
Learning Objectives
1017(1)
Vignette: Pension Fund a Likely Drain
1017(1)
Preview of Chapter 20
Nature of Pension Plans
1018(4)
Defined Contribution Plan
1020(1)
Defined Benefit Plan
1021(1)
The Role of Actuaries in Pension Accounting
1021(1)
Accounting for Pensions
1022(5)
Alternative Measures of the Liability
1022(1)
Capitalization versus Noncapitalization
1023(1)
Components of Pension Expense
1024(3)
Using a Pension Work Sheet
1027(11)
2003 Entries and Work Sheet
1028(1)
Amortization of Unrecognized Prior Service Cost (PSC)
1029(2)
2004 Entries and Work Sheet
1031(1)
Gain or Loss
1032(4)
2005 Entries and Work Sheet
1036(2)
Minimum Liability
1038(4)
Minimum Liability Computation
1038(1)
Financial Statement Presentation
1039(2)
Work Sheet Illustration
1041(1)
Reporting Pension Plans in Financial Statements
1042(11)
Within the Financial Statements
1042(1)
Within the Notes to the Financial Statements
1042(1)
Illustration of Pension Note Disclosure
1043(3)
2006 Entries and Work Sheet---A Comprehensive Illustration
1046(3)
Special Issues
1049(3)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
1052(1)
APPENDIX 20A Accounting for Postretirement Benefits
1053(1)
Accounting Guidance
1053(1)
Differences between Pension Benefits and Health-Care Benefits
1054(1)
Postretirement Benefits Accounting Provisions
1055(3)
Obligations under Postretirement Benefits
1056(1)
Postretirement Expense
1057(1)
The Transition Amount
1057(1)
Illustrative Accounting Entries
1058(4)
2003 Entries and Work Sheet
1059(1)
Recognition of Gains and Losses
1060(1)
2004 Entries and Work Sheet
1061(1)
Amortization of Unrecognized Net Gain or Loss in 2005
1062(1)
Disclosures in Notes to the Financial Statements
1062(1)
Actuarial Assumptions and Conceptual Issues
1063(22)
Summary of Learning Objectives for Appendix 20A, Key Terms
1063(1)
Questions
1064(1)
Brief Exercises
1065(1)
Exercises
1066(7)
Problems
1073(4)
Conceptual Cases
1077(4)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
1081(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Cases
1081(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
1081(1)
Research Cases
1081(1)
International Reporting Case
1082(1)
Professional Simulations
1083(2)
Accounting for Leases
1085(64)
Learning Objectives
1085(1)
Vignette: More Companies Ask, ``Why Buy?''
1085(1)
Preview of Chapter 21
Basics of Leasing
1086(3)
Advantages of Leasing
1087(1)
Conceptual Nature of a Lease
1088(1)
Accounting by Lessee
1089(9)
Capitalization Criteria
1090(3)
Asset and Liability Accounted for Differently
1093(1)
Capital Lease Method (Lessee)
1094(2)
Operating Method (Lessee)
1096(1)
Comparison of Capital Lease with Operating Lease
1097(1)
Accounting by Lessor
1098(6)
Economics of Leasing
1099(1)
Classification of Leases by the Lessor
1099(2)
Direct-Financing Method (Lessor)
1101(2)
Operating Method (Lessor)
1103(1)
Special Accounting Problems
1104(13)
Residual Values
1104(6)
Sales-Type Leases (Lessor)
1110(2)
Bargain Purchase Option (Lessee)
1112(1)
Initial Direct Costs (Lessor)
1112(1)
Current versus Noncurrent
1113(1)
Disclosing Lease Data
1114(3)
Lease Accounting---Unsolved Problems
1117(4)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
1119(2)
APPENDIX 21A Illustrations of Different Lease Arrangements
1121(1)
Harmon, Inc.
1122(1)
Arden's Oven Co.
1122(1)
Mendota Truck Co.
1123(1)
Appleland Computer
1123(2)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 21A
1124(1)
APPENDIX 21B Sale-Leasebacks
1125(1)
Determining Asset Use
1125(1)
Lessee
1125(1)
Lessor
1126(1)
Sale-Leaseback Illustration
1126(23)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 21B, Key Terms
1127(1)
Questions
1128(1)
Brief Exercises
1129(1)
Exercises
1130(4)
Problems
1134(6)
Conceptual Cases
1140(4)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
1144(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
1144(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
1144(1)
Research Cases
1145(1)
International Reporting Case
1145(1)
Professional Simulations
1146(3)
Accounting Changes and Error Analysis
1149(54)
Learning Objectives
1149(1)
Vignette: Can I Get My Money Back?
1149(1)
Preview of Chapter 22
Section 1 Accounting Changes
1150(1)
Changes in Accounting Principle
1151(9)
Cumulative-Effect Accounting Change
1152(3)
Retroactive-Effect Accounting Change
1155(4)
Change to LIFO Method
1159(1)
Changes in Accounting Estimate
1160(2)
Reporting a Change in Entity
1162(1)
Reporting a Correction of an Error
1162(3)
Illustration
1163(2)
Summary of Accounting Changes and Corrections of Errors
1165(1)
Motivations for Change
1166(2)
Section 2 Error Analysis
1168(1)
Balance Sheet Errors
1169(1)
Income Statement Errors
1169(1)
Balance Sheet and Income Statement Effects
1169(3)
Counterbalancing Errors
1170(1)
Noncounterbalancing Errors
1171(1)
Comprehensive Illustration: Numerous Errors
1172(2)
Preparation of Financial Statements with Error Corrections
1174(3)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
1176(1)
APPENDIX 22A Changing from and to the Equity Method
1177(1)
Change from the Equity Method
1177(1)
Dividends in Excess of Earnings
1177(1)
Change to the Equity Method
1178(25)
Summary of Learning Objective for Appendix 22A
1180(1)
Questions
1181(1)
Brief Exercises
1182(1)
Exercises
1183(6)
Problems
1189(8)
Conceptual Cases
1197(3)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
1200(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
1201(1)
Research Cases
1201(1)
Professional Simulation
1202(1)
Statement of Cash Flows
1203(68)
Learning Objectives
1203(1)
Vignette: Don't Take Cash Flow for Granted
1203(1)
Preview of Chapter 23
Section 1 Preparation of the Statement of Cash Flows
1204(1)
Usefulness of the Statement of Cash Flows
1204(1)
Classification of Cash Flows
1205(2)
Format of the Statement of Cash Flows
1207(1)
Steps in Preparation
1207(2)
First Illustration---2003
1209(4)
Step 1: Determine the Change in Cash
1209(1)
Step 2: Determine Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities
1209(3)
Step 3: Determine Net Cash Flows From Investing and Financing Activities
1212(1)
Statement of Cash Flows---2003
1212(1)
Second Illustration---2004
1213(3)
Step 1: Determine the Change in Cash
1213(1)
Step 2: Determine Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities---Indirect Method
1214(1)
Step 3: Determine Net Cash Flows from Investing and Financing Activities
1214(1)
Statement of Cash Flows---2004
1215(1)
Third Illustration---2005
1216(3)
Step 1: Determine the Change in Cash
1217(1)
Step 2: Determine Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities---Indirect Method
1217(1)
Step 3: Determine Cash Flows from Investing and Financing Activities
1218(1)
Statement of Cash Flows---2005
1219(1)
Sources of Information for the Statement of Cash Flows
1219(1)
Net Cash Flow From Operating Activities---Indirect Versus Direct Method
1220(7)
Indirect Method
1220(1)
Direct Method---An Illustration
1220(5)
Direct Versus Indirect Controversy
1225(2)
Special Problems in Statement Preparation
1227(6)
Adjustments Similar to Depreciation
1227(1)
Accounts Receivable (Net)
1228(1)
Other Working Capital Changes
1229(1)
Net Losses
1230(1)
Gains
1230(1)
Stock Options
1231(1)
Postretirement Benefit Costs
1231(1)
Extraordinary Items
1231(1)
Significant Noncash Transactions
1232(1)
Section 2 Use of a Work Sheet
1233(1)
Preparation of the Work Sheet
1234(3)
Analysis of Transactions
1237(5)
Change in Retained Earnings
1237(1)
Accounts Receivable (Net)
1237(1)
Inventories
1237(1)
Prepaid Expense
1237(1)
Investment in Stock
1238(1)
Land
1238(1)
Equipment and Accumulated Depreciation
1238(1)
Building Depreciation and Amortization of Goodwill
1239(1)
Other Noncash Charges or Credits
1239(1)
Common Stock and Related Accounts
1239(1)
Final Reconciling Entry
1240(2)
Preparation of Final Statement
1242(29)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
1242(2)
Questions
1244(1)
Brief Exercises
1245(2)
Exercises
1247(8)
Problems
1255(8)
Conceptual Cases
1263(3)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
1266(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
1267(1)
Comparative Analysis Case
1267(1)
Research Case
1268(1)
International Reporting Case
1268(2)
Professional Simulation
1270(1)
Full Disclosure in Financial Reporting
1271
Learning Objectives
1271(1)
Vignette: High-Quality Financial Reporting---It's a Necessity
1271(1)
Preview of Chapter 24
Full Disclosure Principle
1272(2)
Increase in Reporting Requirements
1273(1)
Differential Disclosure
1274(1)
Notes to the Financial Statements
1274(4)
Accounting Policies
1275(2)
Common Notes
1277(1)
Disclosure Issues
1278(15)
Disclosure of Special Transactions or Events
1278(2)
Post-Balance-Sheet Events (Subsequent Events)
1280(2)
Reporting for Diversified (Conglomerate) Companies
1282(5)
Interim Reports
1287(6)
Auditor's and Management's Reports
1293(5)
Auditor's Report
1293(3)
Management's Reports
1296(2)
Current Reporting Issues
1298(7)
Reporting on Financial Forecasts and Projections
1298(3)
Internet Financial Reporting
1301(1)
Fraudulent Financial Reporting
1301(2)
Criteria for Making Accounting and Reporting Choices
1303(1)
Summary of Learning Objectives, Key Terms
1303(2)
APPENDIX 24A Basic Financial Statement Analysis
1305(1)
Perspective on Financial Statement Analysis
1305(1)
Ratio Analysis
1306(3)
Limitations of Ratio Analysis
1308(1)
Comparative Analysis
1309(1)
Percentage (Common-Size) Analysis
1310
Summary of Learning Objectives for Appendix 24A, Key Terms
1311(1)
Questions
1312(1)
Brief Exercises
1313(1)
Exercises
1314(3)
Problems
1317(3)
Conceptual Cases
1320(7)
Using Your Judgment: Financial Reporting Problem
1327(1)
Financial Statement Analysis Case
1327(2)
Comparative Analysis Case
1329(1)
Research Cases
1330(1)
Professional Simulation
1331
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