Farap Formulas Guide Complete
Farap Formulas Guide Complete
Farap Formulas Guide Complete
COMPOSITION
Cash Items Cash Equivalent
1. PCF (BICO & REO) • 3-month rule
2. Cash-in-Bank • Presence of maturity date
3. Traveler’s & Manager’s check • Debt investment Acquired 3
4. Bank draft and Money order • Equity investment months or less
5. Unrestricted Compensating Balance Redeemable preference share with mandatory redemption
Ending balance
Aging of Receivables (Pro-forma)
Age Amount % of Non-collection ABD
xx xx
AR, end ABD, end
PRO-FORMA
Date NI EI Amortization Collection of FV CV/AC
NR = ER NR > ER NR < ER
1. Current portion of CV @ Collection of CV next year Collection of FV + Premium Collection of FV – discount
BS date amortization next year amortization next year
2. Non-current portion of CV Remaining FV @ BS date CV/AC next year in Amortization table
@ BS date next year
Non-interest Bearing Note
PV of FCI DNR
4M x 2.6730 excess
G/L on factoring xx
factored or sales price) Factor’s holdback (xx) (if w/o recourse)
Proceeds xx
4) Discounting (NR) • Discount charged by the bank Face Value xx
Default: with recourse (loan) (maturity value x Discount rate x Discount period) Total Interest for the entire term xx
Without recourse (sale) (customer) _________
Maturity value xx
Discount for the remaining term (bank) (xx)
Proceeds xx
Proceeds (less TC if any) xx
CV of NR discounted (xx)
(face value + interest earned) _______
G/L on discounting xx
(if w/o recourse) Interest earned = Face value x Int. rate x Holding period
(customer)
Note: Due to :L
Advances from :L Due From :A
Advances To :A
4703: INVENTORIES
Initial recognition: at cost
Components of cost: Periodic Perpetual
Purchase • Weighted Average • Moving average
Purchase price xx • Average periodic • Average perpetual
𝑇𝐺𝐴𝑆
Import duties xx Wtd. Ave. Unit Cost =
Non-refundable purch. Taxes xx 𝑇𝑈𝐴𝑆
Trade discount & rebate (xx)
FAQS:
xx
Cost of EI = EI units x WAUC
Conversion COGS = Unit sold x WAUC
DL + FOH xx LCNRV
Directly Attributable Cost xx NRV = Est. SP – Est. CTS – Est. CTC
COST xx ✓ Cost > NRV = Writedown/ impairment loss
✓ Cost < NRV = No writedown/ impairment loss
Buyer Note
1. Free Alongside Ship (FAS) Include Exclude cost alongside the vessel
In transit → Shipping point
2. Cost, Insurance, Freight (CIF) Include Exclude cost of Insurance and
In transit → Shipping point Freight
3. Delivered Ex-Ship (DES) Exclude
4. Buyback/Repurchase Agreement Exclude Owner: Seller
(inventory financing)
5. Bill & Hold and special order Include
6. Layaway sale (installment, stated) Include If fully paid @ BS date
Methods of Recording Writedown and Reversal of Writedown
Direct Method Allowance
1) COGS Inventory @ LCNRV Inventory @ cost
2) Allowance account - none - Contra- inventory
3) EI reported @ SFP LCNRV Cost xx
Allowance (xx)
xx
Raw Materials Measurement WD to NRV?
1) NRV > Cost Cost No
2) NRV < Cost NRV / replacement cost Yes
Gross Profit Method CPR based on Sales 4704: PROPERTY PLANT & EQUIPMENT
TGAS @ Cost xx Adj. Net Sales x CR
Initial recognition: at cost
Est. COGS (xx)
CPR based on Cost Components of cost:
___ Adj. Net Sales ÷ CR 1) Purchase price xx
Est. EI xx Import duties xx
Non-refundable purch. Taxes xx
Trade discount & rebate (xx)
2) Directly Attributable Cost xx
Damaged goods @ NRV (xx) 3) PV of Est. Dismantling cost xx
Per count xx Undamaged goods @ Cost (xx)
Est. shortage or Est. inventory
loss due to theft xx loss due to casualty xx Initial cost of PPE xx
Use Factor
Service hours Dep. Rate per hr. =
𝐷𝑒𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝑡
= Actual hrs x Depreciation rate per hr. 𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑑 ℎ𝑜𝑢𝑟𝑠
Notes:
1) Shares received in lieu of cash dividend (↑CV of Investment)
• Recognized as dividend income @ FV of shares received
• Recognized as Dividend income @ cash dividend that would have been received (if the FV of
shares received is not determinable/given)
2) Cash received in lieu of share dividend (↓CV of Investment)
• “As if” shares were received and later sold
• Gain or loss is recognized
PFRS 9: No impairment loss should be recognized on FVPL and FVOCI Equity Investment
INVESTMENT IN ASSOCIATES
(20% to 50% interest)
Investment in Associate
1) Initial Cost PP + TC – Dividend ON
BB SNL (adjusted)
2) Dividend ↓CV of Investment SNI (adjusted) SOCI – loss
3) SNI/SNL/SOCI ↑↓ CV of Investment SOCI gain Dividends received
4) CV, BS date equity method Gain on BP Impairment loss
5) UG/UL -none- EB
6) G/L on sale to P/L NSP less CV
Unadjusted SNI(SNL) xx
7) Amortization of GW PAS 28: NO
Share in:
SME: Yes Understatement of expenses (xx)
Overstatement of Expenses xx
Associate with Preference share 1
Adjusted SNI(SNL) xx(xx)
SNI = % x (NI – Preference Dividends)
→ Cumulative – deduct PD whether declared or not
Cash paid to associate xx
→ Non-cumulative – deduct PD when declared only
FV of NA acquired (xx)
Note: Ignore any dividend in ARREARs/prior periods 2
GW or Gain on BP xx(xx)
Undeclared dividends in computing SNI
(applicable to cumulative only)
Note: Cash paid > FVNAA → GW
OCI: Income & expense items not directly reported in P/L Cash paid < FVNAA → GBP
Changes in Revaluation Surplus
Changes in FV (UG/UL) of FVOCI
Actuarial G/L on DBP
Translation G/L
G/L on Cash Flow Hedge
Investment in Associates: Cessation
Cessation
• Loss of significant influence
• -Stop using the equity method
• Reclassify the remaining CV of investment at cessation date
• Difference between the remaining CV of Investment in Associate and FV at Cessation date to P/L
(whether reclassified to FVPL or FVOCI)
Formula:
Addt’l shares acquired (ASA) at FV xx
Previously Held Interest (PHI) at FV xx
Initial Cost of Investment in Associate xx
(ASAPPHI at FV)
4706B: INVESTMENT IN DEBT SECURITIES
FVPL FVOCI IAC
Initial cost (exclude AI) PP PP + TC PP + TC
Interest Income Nominal interest Effective interest Effective interest
(FV x NR) (AC x ER) (AC x ER)
Amortization of -none- Nominal – Effective Nominal – effective
Premium/Discount
CV, BS date Fair Value Fair Value Amortized cost
UG/UL
-current period P/L section OCI OCI of SCI -none-
- ending balance -none- SHE of SFP -none
(cumulative)
G/L on sale taken to P/L NSP less FV NSP less AC NSP less AC
Accrued interest (FV x NR): FV, NR, Time Fair Value, BS date (FVPL/FVOCI)
1
Date of Acquisition 1) Total amount
2
3
Date of Sale ≠Interest payment dates 2) Quoted Price: FV x QP
BS date 3) Effective Rate: PV of FV & Interest
AC, BS date: (1) Amortization table
1) Date of Acquisition
(2) Shortcut: CV/AC x ER - Inflows
Initial cost: Exclude AI
Cash paid: Include AI Treatment & JE
2) Date of sale To record nominal interest Formula: FV x NR
G/L on sale: exclude AI Cash or I/R xx
Cash received: Include AI Int. Income xx
3) BS date: To record amortization Discount
Investment xx
Interest receivable xx (FVOCI & IAC) Int. Income xx
Interest income xx Premium
Int. Income xx
Investment xx
UG/UL (Change in FV)
FVPL FVOCI
CV before rem. to FV, BS date xx AC, BS date xx
Fair Value, BS date (xx) FV, BS date (xx)
UG/UL, taken to P/L xx(xx) UG/UL, ending bal. (SHE of SFP) xx(xx)
RECLASSIFICATION
Reclassification of Debt Investment Reclassification of Equity Investment
• Change in business model Cessation: Investment in Associate → FV Investment
• Prospective application Step Acquisition: FV Investment → Investment in Associate
• Reclassification date – start of the next
accounting period following the change in BM
Biological Assets
→ living plants – XPN: bearer plants Physical change → SDDA [🐟]
→ living animals – XPN: zoo animals (Same Date, Different Age)
+ FV-CTS of newborn bearer animal
Initial & Subsequent measurement:
→ at FV less CTS Bearer Plants (PAS 16)
1) Used on production or supply of agricultural
Fair Value - CTS (@farm)
product
2) Expected to bear produce for more than 1
Inclusions:
period.
✓ Farm Gate Price Commission to brokers 3) Remote likelihood to be sold as agriculture
(active MP – Transpo cost) Levies to authorities
Transfer taxes & duties produce
× Active MP (Auction Price)
→ include transpo cost Exclusions: Initial cost of Bearer Plants: cost directly attributable to
Income taxes
Finance cost
Transpo cost &
other cost to
BP up to peak of MATURITY.
market Ready for commercial harvest
1) Must be available for immediate sale in its present condition – the CV of the asset will be recovered
principally through a sale transaction
XPN: Customary for such sale (ex: transfer title, payment of regulatory fees)
2) The sale must be highly probable
Conditions (to be highly probable):
• Must be committed to a plan to sell the asset
• An active program to locate a buyer
• A completed sale within one year from the date of classification
Extension allowed if: 1) the delay is caused by events or circumstances beyond the entity’s
control and 2) there is a sufficient evidence that the management is still committed to plan
to sell the asset.
• Must be actively marketed for the sale at a price that is reasonable in relation to its current
fair value
Results:
1) CV < RA
→ the NCAHFS is initially recognized at CV = No Impairment Loss
2) CV > RA
→ the NCAHFS is initially recognized at RA = recognized Impairment Loss (P/L as Discontinued
Operation)
NCAHFS xx
Impairment loss xx
Accum. Dep’n xx
Asset (Cost) xx
Note:
➢ Once it is reclassified as NCAHFS, it is NO LONGER SUBJECT TO DEPRECIATION
➢ If at year-end, the NCAHFS still unsold, the asset shall be remeasured.
A component of an entity that either has been 1disposed of, or is 2classified as held for sale and 3represents a
separate major line of business or geographical area of operations, 4is a part of a single coordinated plan to
dispose of a separate major line of business or geographical area of operations or 5is a subsidiary acquired
exclusively with a view to resale
3
Provision (PAS 37) Journal entry: Note:
• Liability of uncertain timing or amount Expense/Loss xx Est. Maximum amount xx
• Probable AND Measurable Provision xx Provision recognized (xx)
• Best estimate Contingent Liability xx
(disclosure only)
3.1 3.2
Onerous Contract: Non-cancellable Purchase Commitment Provision for Decommissioning/Restoration Cost
Idea: Unavoidable cost to fulfill the contract > Economic benefits
→ Cost/Loss to cancel the contract Provision
vs. LOWER → PROVISION BB xx
→ Cost/Loss to continue the contract Interest/Accretion xx
Expense xx
Warranty: Assurance vs. Service
Assurance Service BB × %
Separately sold × ✓
Stand-alone FV/SP × ✓ EB xx
Standard PAS 37 PFRS 15
P/L account Warranty Warranty
expense income
BS account Provision for Unearned Service Type Warranty (PFRS 15)
warranty warranty
Note: Note:
𝐸𝑠𝑡. 𝐹𝑉 𝑝𝑒𝑟 𝑝𝑜𝑖𝑛𝑡 = 𝐸𝑠𝑡. % 𝑜𝑓 𝑟𝑒𝑑𝑒𝑚𝑝𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 × 𝑈𝑛𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑛𝑒𝑑 𝐶𝐿𝐴𝐶 𝐸𝑠𝑡. 𝐹𝑉 𝑝𝑒𝑟 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑚𝑖𝑢𝑚 = 𝐸𝑠𝑡. % 𝑜𝑓 𝑟𝑒𝑑𝑒𝑚𝑝𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 × 𝑆𝑃 𝑜𝑓 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑚𝑖𝑢𝑚
Compensated Absences
in days! Bonus Formula:
1) Percentage of difference
2) Gain on debt restructuring
Percentage of Difference
Liability Equity
(based on FV of SARs at Date of grant) (residual amount)
Journal entries:
Transactions Journal Entry
SARs payable xx
Cash xx
Settlement in Cash
SOO xx
SP expired options xx
SARs payable xx
OS xx
SP xx
Settlement in Shares
SOO xx
SP-O xx
4715: RETAINED EARNINGS
Share Dividends: Bonus Issue
Declaration Distribution
Small (less than 20%) RE @FV xx SDD (par) xx
SDD xx OS (par) xx
SP – O xx
Large (20% or more) RE @par xx SDD (par) xx
SDD (par) xx OS (par) xx
NOTE:
Share Capital Share Premium Retained Earnings SHE
Small Increases Increases Decreases No effect
Large Increase No Effect Decreases No effect
Property Dividends
Measurement of Liability Measurement of Asset
Declaration date Fair Value NCA (PFRS 5)
BS date Fair Value NCA (PFRS 5), Inventory (PAS 2),
Investment (PAS 9)
Distribution date Fair Value None
(BEPS)
Sample Problem: WANOSO & BEPS
Sample Problem:
Sample Problem: Multiple Potential Ordinary Shares → rank it first based on EPIS (lowest to
highest) [O&W is always the top 1]
Step 1: Do the ranking of EPIS (lowest to highest EPIS)
Step 2: Compute BEPS (for comparison → Dilutive & anti-Dilutive)
Step 3: Compute the DEPS according to the ranking. (Note: Just copy the BEPS in computing the
No. 1 DEPS then apply the adjustment then do this to the next in rank)
4718: STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
➢ Integral part of the entity’s basic FS
Primary purpose: To provide info about cash receipts and cash payments
Operating Activities Investing Activities Financing activities
→ Direct or Indirect method → Direct method only → Direct method only
→ Principal revenue-producing → Purchase of NCA for CASH → Cash receipts and
activities (primary activities → Sale of NCAS for CASH payments related to NCL
arising from normal operation) → Loan made to another → Short-term and Long-Term
→ Items taken to P/L entity (Incidental transaction borrowings (eg. Notes Payable
→ Working Capital Items (CA only) – Bank)
& CL) → Collection of loan made to → Cash receipts and payment
another entity (incidental only) related to equity
*sale of O/S and P/S for cash
*purchase and sale of T/S for
cash
*cash dividends paid
Note: Any transaction (sale or purchase) that do not involve a cash inflow and outflow, it is considered NON-CASH ACTIVITIES, and
NOT REPORTED in SCF
Indirect Method of Presentation (Operating Activities only)
→ Conversion of Accrual basis NI to Cash basis NI
ADD to NET INCOME DEDUCT from NET INCOME
EXPENSE items that DECREASE NI but have no INCOME items that INCREASE NI but no
cash effect cash effect
Example: Depreciation expense Example: SNI of Associate
Items that DID NOT INCREASE NI but have cash Items that DID NOT DECREASE NI but have
effect cash effect
Example: Deferred revenue/Unearned revenue Example: Prepayments/Prepaid expense
4716: STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
Element of FS at SCI:
OCI – Income & Expense items
1) Income
• Changes in Revaluation Surplus
2) Expenses
• Changes in FV Investment @
Forms of SCI:
a) Functional presentation – COS method FVOCI
• Actuarial G/L on defined benefit
Expenses → selling activities, administrative
plan
activities, & other activities.
• G/L on Translating the FS of a
foreign operation
• Effective G/L from CASH FLOW
HEDGING
1) Transaction/Conventional –
Income less Expenses
2) Capital Maintenance – change in
b) Natural Presentation – nature of expense Capital after excluding the
method contributions from owners and
distributions to the owners (T-
Account capital)
4716: STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
CURRENT asset/Liabilities if:
1) Realize/settle in its normal operating cycle
2) For the purpose of trading
3) Realize or due to be settled within 12 months after reporting period
4) A: must be unrestricted from being exchanged or used
L: does not have an unconditional right/discretion to defer or postponed the settlement of
liability for at least 12 months after reporting period.
Note: All other assets/liabilities shall be classify as NON-CURRENT.
4719: OPERATING SEGMENT & INTERIM FINANCIAL REPORTS
Reportable Segment (10% Threshold)
A segment is a reportable segment if it meets ANY of the following 10% thresholds:
1) Revenue test: The Internal and External REVENUES of the segment are 10% or more of
the Combined Internal and External Revenues of all segments
2) Profit or Loss Test: The segment result, whether profit or loss, of the segment is 10% or
more of the combined profits of all segments that reported a profit or the combined losses
of all segments that reported a loss, whichever is greater in absolute amount
3) Asset Test: The total ASSETS of the segment are 10% or more of the total assets of all
segments
Note: Indirect OPEX/Common costs may also be allocated based in the ratio of segment P/L before
common costs to total P/L before indirect opex/common costs.
For external revenue: 75% rule. Minimum total external revenue of the reportable segment →
75% of total external revenue.
Interim Reporting
→ Financial reporting shorter than a full financial year (e.g. Quarterly Financial Report; Monthly
Financial Report)
Applications to Matching Principle: Bases of Expenses
1) Cause and Effect Association – it is a process that involves the simultaneous or combined
recognition of revenue and expense that result directly and jointly from the same transactions or other
events. (e.g. COGS, Commission expense, Warranty expense under assurance type warranty)
No Revenue → No expense
2) Systematic and Rational Allocation – if an asset provides benefits for several periods, its cost is
allocated to the periods benefited in the absence of a more direct basis for relating the cost to revenue
(e.g. Depreciation expense, Amortization expense, Rent expense for the expired portion of rent paid in
advance)
3) Immediate recognition – In the absence of a direct means of associating cause and effect and the
asset does not provide benefits for several periods, the expense is immediately recognized in the
period incurred. (e.g. Losses from casualties, impairment loss)
Note: Any gain or loss taken to P/L should not be allocated and must be immediate recognized.