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Title: Current Liabilities


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Chapter 12
  • Current Liabilities

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Estimated Liabilities
  • Liabilities whose exact amount is not known at
    the time of recognition
  • interim estimates of a year end amount
  • federal state income taxes
  • vacation pay accrual
  • initial estimates of amount that will not be
    known for several months
  • property tax expense

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Estimated Liabilities
  • estimates of amounts that may not be known for
    several years
  • warranty
  • pension

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Income Taxes Payable
  • Cant know exact amount until you do tax return
  • Rather than wait until the end of the year when
    the tax return is prepared, estimate taxes for
    each month or quarter during the year
  • Apply a percentage to net income for interim
    period making allowances for non taxable income
    non deductible expenses

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Property Taxes Payable
  • Often applies to land and buildings
  • Often also applies to machinery and equipment
  • Can also apply to inventory
  • Problem arises when taxing jurisdictions fiscal
    year begins prior to when the property being
    taxed is valued and bills are sent out

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Property Taxes Payable
  • In Vermont towns fiscal years run from July 1 to
    June 30
  • Tax bills may not be calculated or sent to
    taxpayers until August or September.
  • Need to estimate total bill and accrue property
    taxes until bill arrives
  • Payment of taxes may not only pay down liability,
    but may create a prepaid expense

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Warranty Liability
  • Need to match the future cost of warranty repairs
    or replacements with revenue in the period in
    which revenue was generated
  • Estimate of failure should be based on reasonable
    assumptions
  • prior experience
  • product testing

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Warranty Liability
  • Operations is charged in period of sales and
    liability recognized
  • Warranty Expense xxx
  • Warranty Liability xxx
  • When warranty claim is asserted by customer, go
    against liability
  • Warranty Liability yy
  • Inventory yy

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Vacation Liability
  • Where it vests with the employee, FASB says you
    must recognize liability for unused vacation pay
  • if employee leaves company still gets paid
  • not really an estimate since amount can be
    precisely calculated at the end of any period

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Vacation Liability
  • Where it does not vest is where estimates come in
  • employee leaves before becoming eligible to take
    it
  • employee doesnt utilize full amount under a Use
    It or Lose It plan

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Contingent Liabilities
  • Potential liability that is dependent upon
    something happening in the future
  • bonuses to be paid if certain sales target hit
  • make good on a guarantee of payment by another
  • lawsuits threatened or pending
  • make good on factored receivable sold with
    recourse that are uncollected

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Contingent Liabilities
  • Evaluation in terms of whether probability
    liability incurred (or asset impaired) is
  • probable
  • reasonable possible
  • remote
  • can the amount be reasonably estimated

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Contingent Liabilities
  • Do nothing where probability is remote
  • Disclose
  • event is probable, but amount cannot be estimated
  • event is reasonable possible
  • if amount can be reasonably estimated, state
    amount
  • if amount cannot be reasonably estimated, state
    that amount cannot be estimated

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Contingent Liabilities
  • Recognize it as a real liability
  • event is probable and amount can be reasonably
    estimated
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