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Summary
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Covers
financial statement presentation of income, cash flow and EPS
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Developments
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SEC
sends letter to selected issuers about the presentation of cash receipts from inventory
sales in the statement of cash flows Feb 2005
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SEC summary
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SEC disclosure issues
- SEC form letter
- Letter was reportedly sent to automakers
and particularly targeted cash flow treatment of dealer financing and leases
- Can affect any company that provides
extended payment terms through a note or a sales-type lease
- Particularly an issue for companies with
captive finance subsidiaries
- Caterpillar
- Press release
2.15.05
- Form 8-K
(Item 4.02)
- Prompted by SEC review of merger Form S-4
- Identified accounting errors related to
credit card business
- Restates prior accounting periods
- Moves credit card cash flows from
operating activities to investing activities
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Regulation S-X
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3-02
Consolidated Statements of Income
3-03
Instructions to Income Statement Requirements
3-04
Changes in Other Stockholders' Equity
5-01
Application of Rules 5-01 to 5-04
5-03
Income Statements |
FASB Statements
FASB 130
1997
FASB 104
1989
FASB 102
1989
SEC_CODE_REF_0090001192884
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Cash Flows - Hedging Transactions
FASB summary
FASB status
Cash
flows from security and loan trading accounts should be classified as "operating
cash flows" see FASB 115 (Marketable Securities)
Also exempts
defined benefit pension plans from FASB 95
see FASB 35 (Pensions)
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FASB 95
1987
EITFs
on Income Statement Classification
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00-14 Coupons, rebates & discounts
00-10 Shipping & handling
99-19 Gross v net
99-17 Barter
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SEC FAQs
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SAB
103
Accounting
FAQs Mar. 2001
Current
accounting issues Aug. 2001
SEC
FAQ for Foreign private issuers 5.01.01
SEC's Current accounting issues
2005
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A.1
Cash receipts from inventory sales
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A.2
Settlement of pension liabilities
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Related Topics
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