The document outlines the definitions and classifications of current and non-current liabilities in financial accounting, emphasizing the importance of obligations arising from past events. It discusses the treatment of estimated liabilities, provisions, and contingencies, including the criteria for recognizing and measuring these liabilities. Additionally, it explains the implications of refinancing loans and the accounting treatment based on the probability of loss associated with liabilities.
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FAR Current Liability
The document outlines the definitions and classifications of current and non-current liabilities in financial accounting, emphasizing the importance of obligations arising from past events. It discusses the treatment of estimated liabilities, provisions, and contingencies, including the criteria for recognizing and measuring these liabilities. Additionally, it explains the implications of refinancing loans and the accounting treatment based on the probability of loss associated with liabilities.
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Financial Accounting and Reporting
Payable on Demand - breach of
Current Liability contract/covenants. Liability - is a present obligation of an entity to GR: Current Liability transfer an economic resource** as a result of past Grace Period happened between balance event***. sheet date and date of issuance of FS – Liability must be Probable & Measurable Current Liability *Obligation Grace Period happened before the Legal - arises from contract & law balance sheet date – Non-current Liability Constructive - we are not required but expected from us Estimated Liabilities - obligations wherein the amounts are not definite, and, in some cases, the **Economic Resource exact payees cannot be identified. Render Services Premium ***Past Events - already incurred. Use in promotions (ex. Presentation Coupons) Current - if its due to be settled within the operating cycle or within 12 months. Upon purchase of inventory Trade & Other Payable Premium Inventory xx Notes payable to Cash xx suppliers. Upon Redeem Accrued expenses Cash xx Unearned revenue Premium Expense xx Estimated Liabilities Premium Inventory xx Warranties Year-end entry for unredeemed/ Premiums estimated liability Provisions & Contingencies Premium Expense xx Non-Current - residual definition. Estimated Premium Liability xx Long Term Notes Payable Customer Loyalty Program (ex. Leases points card) Income Tax Initial Sale: Pension Products → Record sale immediately Refinancing - it is a replacement of all loan with Award → Record when redeemed. a new loan. Record them in their stand-alone GR in Loan: Current Liability if it's currently selling prices. maturing. Warranties - free repairs, replacements Refinancing happened between balance of parts. sheet date and date of issuance of Upon sale: FS. – Current Liability Warranty Expense xx Refinancing happened before the balance Estimated Warranty Liability xx sheet date - Non-Current Liability Upon Incurring expense: Refinancing happened whether between the balance sheet date and date of Estimated Warranty Liability xx issuance OR before the balance sheet Cash xx date if the entity has discretion to refinance for at least 12 months - Non- Current Liability Provision & Contingencies *Discretion to Refinance - Control or Provision - these are existing liabilities with ability to loan (credit line) anytime. uncertain timing or amount. Financial Accounting and Reporting
Accounting treatment depends on:
Probable - more than 50% chance of loosing. Expense /Loss xx Liability xx Possible - 50% of less, also known as contingent liability. No journal entry, only memo entry. Remote - 10% or less, no journal entry no memo entry. Measurement: Best Estimate Expected Value/Mid-point (if there are range of outcome) Two Points of View in Contengies Liability - possible obligations or present obligations but either probable or measurable only not both. Asset - more conservative, If probable, disclose only. If possible & remote, no journal entry & no disclosure. liability: