1. Can a debt Yes. 5. Crossroads Co. chooses to $81
investment report a financial asset at its classified as A debt investment with readily determinable fair value. The asset trades in Incorrect. When there are held-for- fair value and is classified as held-for-trading two different markets; multiple markets for an trading with must be measured at fair value. The however, neither market is the asset, the fair value of an readily requirement that certain financial assets and principal market for the asset is determined based determinable liabilities be measured and reported at fair financial asset. In the first on prices in the principal or fair value be value as provided by other existing GAAP market, sales proceeds are most advantageous market. measured at requirements is not changed by the provisions $76, which is net of The second market is more fair value? of the fair value option. transaction costs of $6. In the advantageous because it second market, sales has the higher selling price. 2. Can a debt Yes. proceeds are $80, which is net In addition, fair value investment of transaction costs of $1. excludes transaction cost; classified as An entity may elect to measure and report a What amount should therefore, the valuation of held-to- debt investment classified as held-to-maturity Crossroads report as the fair the asset would be $81. The maturity be at fair value. Traditionally, debt investments value of the asset? response of $80 is incorrect measured at classified as held-to-maturity would be because it includes fair value? measured and reported at amortized cost, but transaction costs. the provisions of the fair value option permit such investments to be measured and 6. Giaconda, Inc. acquires an Income. reported at fair value at the option of the asset for which it will measure reporting entity. the fair value by discounting future cash flows of the asset. 3. Can a No What best describes this fair liability value measurement approach? under a An entity may not elect to measure and report lease financial assets and liabilities recognized 7. In determining the fair value Exit Price. contract be under leases at fair value. Such assets and of an asset or liability, would measured at liabilities are specifically excluded from the fair value of the asset or The appropriate basis for fair value? financial instruments that may be measured at the fair value of the liability determining the fair value of fair value at the option of an entity, and would be determined using an entry an asset or a liability is an be measured under other existing accounting price or an exit price? exit price. requirements. 8. In the instance that a No. 4. Can a No. significant amount of raw liability material inventory is acquired Since the raw material under a An entity may not elect to measure and report for cash from a bankrupt inventory was acquired from pension plan financial assets and liabilities recognized supplier, would the entry price a supplier in bankruptcy, it is be measured under a pension plan (or other postretirement to acquire the inventory be likely that the transaction at fair value? and postemployment plans) at fair value. Such the most likely fair valuation? occurred when the seller assets and liabilities are specifically excluded was under duress. Therefore, from financial instruments that may be it is likely that the price paid measured at fair value at the option of an (an entry price) does not entity, and would be measured and reported represent fair value. Exit under other exiting accounting requirements. price is not representative of fair value when the item is sold under duress. 9. Is replacing the kind and No. 14. True or False: A purpose of the fair value framework True amount of information that as set forth in ASC 820, "Fair Value Measurement" would have been provided if The disclosures required was to Provide a uniform definition of "fair value" for the fair value option had not when the fair value option GAAP purposes. been used with information is used are not intended to 15. True or False: For a firm that elects to use fair value True related to fair value an replace the kind and to measure eligible financial assets and financial expected outcome of fair value amount of information that liabilities, specific disclosures are required on the reporting? would have been Balance Sheet provided if the fair value option had not been used. 16. True or False: For a firm that elects to use fair value True Rather, the intent is to to measure eligible financial assets and financial provide the same kind and liabilities, specific disclosures are required on the amount of information that Income Statement would have been 17. True or False: Inputs that incorporate the entity's True provided if the fair value assumptions may be used in ascertaining fair value. option had not been 18. True or False: Only observable inputs can be used in False elected. ascertaining fair value. 10. Name two benefits of the fair Increased consistency, value framework with respect increased comparability to fair value measurement and fair value reporting? 11. On January 15, 2008, Able Co. January 15, 2008: made a significant investment in the debt securities of Baker If Able Co. intends to Co., which it intends to hold elect to implement the fair until the debt matures. Able's value option for its fiscal year-end is December 31. investment in Baker's debt, If Able Co. intends to measure it must make its election and report its investment in on the date it first Baker Co. debt securities at fair recognizes the investment, value as permitted by ASC 820 which is January 15, 2008. on which one of the following dates must Able elect to implement the fair value option? 12. True or False: A firm that elects True to use fair value to measure eligible financial assets and financial liabilities, specific disclosures are required for both quarterly and annual financial statements. 13. True or False: A purpose of the False fair value framework as set forth in ASC 820, "Fair Value Measurement" was to Establish new measurement requirements for financial instruments. 19. True or False: False. 24. When the fair value of an Cost approach. Quoted market asset is determined as the prices should Quoted market prices should not be amount that currently would When fair value is be adjusted for adjusted for a "blockage factor" when a be required to replace the determined as the amount a "blockage firm holds a sizable portion of the asset service capacity of the asset, that currently would be factor" when a being valued. A "blockage factor" occurs which one of the following required to replace the firm holds a when an entity holds a sizable portion of valuation techniques has been service capacity of an sizable portion an asset (or liability) relative to the trading used? asset (i.e., current of the asset volume of the asset or liability in the replacement cost), the cost being valued in market. Using a "blockage factor" would approach has been used. determining adjust the market value for the impact of 25. When valuing certain financial Instrument-by-instrument fair value. such a large block of securities being sold, instruments, a company that basis but is not permitted in determining fair has elected the fair value value. measurement option must 20. Under U.S. Between items measured at fair value on a apply the accounting GAAP, the recurring basis and items measured at fair measurement based on what disclosure value on a nonrecurring basis criteria? requirements when fair value measurement is used are differentiated by which of the following classifications? 21. What Comparisons between entities that use comparisons different measurement methods for similar are intended to assets and liabilities. be facilitated when a firm Comparisons between assets and liabilities measures of a single entity that uses different certain of its measurement methods for similar assets financial assets and liabilities. and financial liabilities at fair value? 22. What does Replacement Cost "Service Capacity of an Asset Mean"? 23. When making a On an Instrument-by-instrument basis. fair Market Value Election, how must the election be applied to assets?