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Which type of liabilities are included in account payables?
Which type of liabilities are included in account payables?
What do trade payables represent?
What do trade payables represent?
How are trade payables classified in the balance sheet?
How are trade payables classified in the balance sheet?
Which of the following is an example of a payable?
Which of the following is an example of a payable?
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When are trade payables recognized?
When are trade payables recognized?
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What is a debit note?
What is a debit note?
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When are payables derecognized?
When are payables derecognized?
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Which of the following is included in the amortized cost of a financial asset or financial liability at each reporting date?
Which of the following is included in the amortized cost of a financial asset or financial liability at each reporting date?
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Trade payables are usually measured at what amount?
Trade payables are usually measured at what amount?
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What is the purpose of calculating the IRR (interest rate of return) for a loan?
What is the purpose of calculating the IRR (interest rate of return) for a loan?
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Which accounting standard requires trade payables to be recognized at amortized cost?
Which accounting standard requires trade payables to be recognized at amortized cost?
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Which operation is known as reverse factoring or indirect factoring?
Which operation is known as reverse factoring or indirect factoring?
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What is the reason for reverse factoring?
What is the reason for reverse factoring?
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How is reverse factoring similar to receiving financing from a bank?
How is reverse factoring similar to receiving financing from a bank?
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What is the upfront fee in the context of borrowing from a bank?
What is the upfront fee in the context of borrowing from a bank?
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Which of the following is an example of a provision that a company may be required to record?
Which of the following is an example of a provision that a company may be required to record?
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When are taxes on the result of the year typically paid in Italy?
When are taxes on the result of the year typically paid in Italy?
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What represents a risk related to any lawsuit or claims raised during the course of business?
What represents a risk related to any lawsuit or claims raised during the course of business?
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In which situations might compensations for the month of December be paid in the first days of January?
In which situations might compensations for the month of December be paid in the first days of January?
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According to IFRS 9, when should a company derecognize the original contract and record a new one?
According to IFRS 9, when should a company derecognize the original contract and record a new one?
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What is the qualitative assessment in determining if a contract has been substantially modified?
What is the qualitative assessment in determining if a contract has been substantially modified?
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When is a loan derecognized according to IFRS 9?
When is a loan derecognized according to IFRS 9?
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What is the significance of a 10% difference in the amount to be paid under the new conditions compared to the previous one?
What is the significance of a 10% difference in the amount to be paid under the new conditions compared to the previous one?
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According to IAS 37, when is an outflow of resources or other event regarded as probable?
According to IAS 37, when is an outflow of resources or other event regarded as probable?
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When should a provision be recorded?
When should a provision be recorded?
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What should an entity do if there is no reliable estimate for a liability?
What should an entity do if there is no reliable estimate for a liability?
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How should the amount recognized as a provision be determined?
How should the amount recognized as a provision be determined?
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Which of the following is a factor that may be considered when recognizing a provision for clean-up costs?
Which of the following is a factor that may be considered when recognizing a provision for clean-up costs?
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When should the cost of repairs for manufacturing defects be recorded in the income statement?
When should the cost of repairs for manufacturing defects be recorded in the income statement?
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In the oil industry example, why is a provision recognized for the costs of clean-up?
In the oil industry example, why is a provision recognized for the costs of clean-up?
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In the case of the wedding example, why are legal proceedings started seeking damages from the entity?
In the case of the wedding example, why are legal proceedings started seeking damages from the entity?
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According to IAS 37, a provision shall be recognized if:
According to IAS 37, a provision shall be recognized if:
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What is necessary for an event to be considered an obligating event?
What is necessary for an event to be considered an obligating event?
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What is the difference between a provision and a liability?
What is the difference between a provision and a liability?
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When can a provision be recognized if there is a probable risk of a future liability?
When can a provision be recognized if there is a probable risk of a future liability?
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Study Notes
Liabilities and Payables
- Account payables include short-term liabilities that arise from the purchase of goods or services on credit.
- Trade payables represent amounts owed to suppliers for goods or services purchased.
- Trade payables are classified as current liabilities on the balance sheet.
Recognition and Measurement of Trade Payables
- Trade payables are recognized when the entity receives the goods or services.
- Trade payables are usually measured at the original invoice amount.
- A debit note is a document sent to the supplier to reduce the amount owed.
Derecognition of Trade Payables
- Trade payables are derecognized when the payment is made.
- A financial asset or financial liability is derecognized when the entity no longer has the contractual rights or obligations.
Amortized Cost and IRR
- The amortized cost of a financial asset or financial liability includes the original amount, adjusted for interest and fees.
- The purpose of calculating the IRR (interest rate of return) is to determine the effective interest rate of a loan.
- IFRS 9 requires trade payables to be recognized at amortized cost.
Reverse Factoring
- Reverse factoring or indirect factoring is a financing operation where the supplier's bank pays the supplier, and the entity repays the supplier's bank.
- The reason for reverse factoring is to provide financing to the supplier.
- Reverse factoring is similar to receiving financing from a bank, but with the supplier's bank as the intermediary.
Provisions
- A provision is a liability of uncertain timing or amount.
- Examples of provisions include warranties, lawsuit claims, and clean-up costs.
- Taxes on the result of the year are typically paid in Italy in the following year.
- A provision is recognized when a company has a present obligation as a result of a past event.
IAS 37 and IFRS 9
- According to IAS 37, a provision shall be recognized if there is a present obligation as a result of a past event, and it is probable that an outflow of resources will be required to settle the obligation.
- According to IFRS 9, a loan is derecognized when the entity no longer has the contractual rights or obligations.
- A provision should be recorded when there is a probable risk of a future liability.
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Test your knowledge of IAS 37 with this quiz! Learn about the criteria for determining a probable outflow of resources or other event according to IAS 37 and understand when a contingent liability should be disclosed.