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AEC 11 Conceptual Framework and Accounting Standards 5 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (PAS 1) July 1

Purpose
# Topic Outline Timing Financial Statements vs Financial Reporting
Elements of financial statements:
1 ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSION June 11 & 14 assets, liabilities, equity, income and expenses
Areas: Public Practice, Commerce and Industry, Recognition of elements:
Government, Academe Law on Accreditation asset recognition principle, liability recognition principle,
Continuing Professional Development income and expense recognition principle
Requirement to earn CPD Credits
Exemptions of requirement Measurement of elements
Users Responsibility and Accountability of management
2 Generally Accepted Accounting Principles June 18 & 21
General Standards – PFRS/IFRS
Purpose of General Standards
Financial Reporting Standards Council 6 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION July 3
Philippine Interpretation Committee Definition
International Accounting Standards Committee Purpose of the statement
International Accounting Standards Board Current vs Non-current Assets, principle
Current vs Non-current liabilities, principle
3 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK June 25 & 28 Estimated liabilities, Contingent liability, Contingent Asset
Underlying assumptions Refinancing of liability
Accounting Entity, Going Concern, Time Period, Monetary Unit Shareholders’ Equity presentation
Purpose and Scope of Conceptual Framework What are included as Reserves
Financial reporting and its objectives Statement of retained earnings, Statement of changes in equity
Limitations of Financial Reporting
MIDTERM EXAM Aug
4 Fundamental Qualitative characteristics July 2, 5, & 9
Relevance, Faithful Presentations
Ingredients of Relevance
Ingredients of Faithful Presentations: Completeness Neutrality, Free from 7 INCOME STATEMENT AND STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME Aug 2
Error Nature of Income Statement and comprehensive income
What makes them different? Presentation
Standard of Adequate Disclosure, Notes to Financial Statements
Additional Characteristics that enhance quality of financial information When is a Statement of Comprehensive Income prepared?
Substance over Form, Conservatism, Comparability, Understandability, Material items of income and expense requiring separate disclosure
Verifiability, Timeliness, Consistency, Cost/benefit Constraint
8 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS (PAS 7) Sep 3
Nature of statement of cash flows
Primary purpose of statement of cash flows
PRELIM EXAM July 12 Cash and cash equivalents
Operating, Investing, and Financing activities
Noncash transactions
Direct and indirect method
HOUSE RULES:
9 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Sep 10
1. We will have daily quizzes. It will be given after the 15 minutes allowance for
Purpose of notes to financial statements
lateness.
Order of presenting note
2. Lateness will not be tolerated. You can enter the class if you arrive within the
Related party disclosures
allowance, otherwise, you will be marked absent.
Events after reporting period
3. 3 Lateness = 1 Absence
Financial statements authorized for issue
Development stage entity 4. NO CHEATING. Using of cellphones during exam is considered a form of cheating.

SEMI-FINAL EXAM Sep 13

10 INTERIM FINANCIAL REPORTING Sep 20 & 24


Basic principles for interim financial reporting
Frequency of interim reporting
Two views on interim financial reporting
Components of interim financial report
Selected explanatory notes

11 DISCONTINUED OPERATION Sep 27, Oct 1


Definition of discontinued operation, presentation
Component of an entity
Component classified as held for sale
Measurement and presentation:
Noncurrent asset classified as held for sale
Abandoned noncurrent asset
Temporarily abandoned noncurrent asset
Abandoned discontinued operation
Change in classification of noncurrent asset held for sale

12 OPERATING SEGMENT Oct 4


Criteria of operating segment
Reportable operating segment
Information to be disclosed for each segment
Measure of profit or loss
Measure of segment assets and liabilities
Entity-wide disclosures
Information about geographical areas
Information about major customers

FINAL EXAM Oct 8 to 13

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