The Generally Accepted Accounting Principles is a
codification of how CPA firms and corporations prepare and present their
business income and expense, assets and liabilities on their financial
statements. It is a common set of principles, standards and procedures that
companies use to compile their financial statements. GAAP are a combination of
authoritative standards set by policy boards, it is the commonly accepted ways
of reporting and recording accounting information (investopedia). GAAP affects
financial reporting by setting the standards that accounts must follow when
preparing financial statements. GAAP sets the standards for revenue
recognition, outstanding share measurements, and balance sheet reporting. GAAP
sets the guidelines for companies whether they use either the cash basis
accounting or accrual based accounting methods for reporting their financial
statements. GAAP determines what transactions are recognized within the assets,
liabilities, and equity accounts. GAAP needs to change to accommodate today’s
dynamic business environment by allowing international accounting and financial
standards to converge with its standards. GAAP is designed solely for the US
and the IFRS is a globally accepted set of guidelines. In order for GAAP to
keep up with changing business it must become globally accepted. There is a
need for globally accepted principles and the FASB Accounting Standards
Codification system may be the way to accomplish this goal.
Monday, January 21, 2013
What is the FASB Codification System? What is the purpose of the FASB Codification System? How can it be used to make better accounting decisions?
The FASB Accounting Standards Codification is an advanced
application that allows users to access the authoritative content, perform
research, and submit feedback (asc.fasb.org). The purpose of the FASB
Codification system is to make the accounting standards easier to find and
navigate through by using one online database under a mutual referencing
system. The US accounting standards may be converged with IFRS in the future
and the FASB Accounting Standards Codification systems is making a path for
convergence to take place. The Codification system organizes the accounting
laws and accounting principles and gives accounting professionals easier access
to these laws and principles. Implementation
of the FASB Accounting Standards codification system reduces the amount of time
that is used to search for accounting topics and we, as accounting
professionals can complete our work faster and work more efficiently. The
purpose of the FASB Codification was to reorganize all existing U.S. accounting
and reporting standards issued by the FASB and other related private-sector
standard setters into one authoritative body of literature, which will ease
research of accounting literature and reduce the risk of noncompliance. The
FASB Accounting Standards Codification System can be used to make better
accounting decisions by giving accounting professionals a better organized
format that is easier to understand than the structure of GAAP and also user
friendly. The Codification system with have real-time updates that will help to
prevent the risks of noncompliance.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
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Sunday, December 23, 2012
The federal bankruptcy act contains several important terms. One such term is "insider." The term is used in connection with preferences and preferential transfers. Which among the following is not an "insider"?
The federal bankruptcy act contains several important terms. One such term is "insider." The term is used in connection with preferences and preferential transfers. Which among the following is not an "insider"?
A secured creditor is not an "insider" for the purposes of a preferential transfer.
A secured creditor is not an "insider" for the purposes of a preferential transfer.
One of the elements necessary to establish that a preferential transfer has been made under the bankruptcy code by the debtor to a creditor is that the
One of the elements necessary to establish that a preferential transfer has been made under the bankruptcy code by the debtor to a creditor is that the
Under the bankruptcy ac, one of the elements which must be established in proving that a preferential transfer was made is that the debtor was insolvent at the time of the transfer. The bankruptcy act, presumes that the debtor is insolvent during the 90 days prior to the date the petition was filed.
In a bankruptcy proceeding, the trustee
In a bankruptcy proceeding, the trustee
A trustee is the representative of the estate and has the capacity to sue and be sued.
A trustee is the representative of the estate and has the capacity to sue and be sued.
The trustee in bankruptcy of a landlord-debtor under chapter 7 liquidation.
The trustee in bankruptcy of a landlord-debtor under chapter 7 liquidation.
The trustee may assign the leases of the landlord-debtor if such action is considered to be in the best interest of the debtor's estate. The trustee's duty is to acquire as many assets as possible for distribution to the creditors who filed claims in the bankruptcy proceeding.
The trustee may assign the leases of the landlord-debtor if such action is considered to be in the best interest of the debtor's estate. The trustee's duty is to acquire as many assets as possible for distribution to the creditors who filed claims in the bankruptcy proceeding.
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