Matching
For each change or error indicate how it would be accounted for
Premises:
Changed remaining service life from 8 years to 10 years
Change from an unacceptable accounting method to an acceptable
Received money won in a law suit
Inventory write down due to obsolescence
Change in rate used to calculate warranty costs
Change from FIFO to average costs inventory method
Discovered errors in unrecorded expenses from a prior period
Purchased another company which now requires the financial statements to be consolidated.
Responses:
Retrospective adjustment
Prospective adjustment
None of the choices
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Changed remaining service life from 8 years to 10 years
Change from an unacceptable accounting method to an acceptable
Received money won in a law suit
Inventory write down due to obsolescence
Change in rate used to calculate warranty costs
Change from FIFO to average costs inventory method
Discovered errors in unrecorded expenses from a prior period
Purchased another company which now requires the financial statements to be consolidated.
Premises:
Changed remaining service life from 8 years to 10 years
Change from an unacceptable accounting method to an acceptable
Received money won in a law suit
Inventory write down due to obsolescence
Change in rate used to calculate warranty costs
Change from FIFO to average costs inventory method
Discovered errors in unrecorded expenses from a prior period
Purchased another company which now requires the financial statements to be consolidated.
Responses:
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