ACCT 354 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Underfunded, Weighted Arithmetic Mean, Book Value

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Assets future economic benefit controlled by a company. How is it valued on the balance sheet? (cost, market, nrv) (is it overstated?) Where is judgment applied (what is the potential for management to manage. Is it off the balance sheet? (securitization, leases) earnings?) Operating (a/r) arises when a company recognizes revenue before cash is collected: goal is to earn operating margin on our products. Financing loan made to debtor for which we expect to earn interest (if interest free must be discounted at market rate) Mixed ones earn an operating margin + interest revenue (vendor financing and leases) Operating receivable: fair value of goods sold, which is usually fairly easy to determine, if long-term and no interest, must discount. Pure finance receivable: lend money to somebody, initial recognition easy: amount of money exchanged. Mixed: lots of potential flexibility to recognize interest.

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