Deegan, Ch.14 see readings tab on L@G: Financial instruments ***You may not need to write 100 words for all of these questions to answer them comprehensively*** QUESTION 1: Categorize each of the...

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Deegan, Ch.14 see readings tab on L@G: Financial instruments ***You may not need to write 100 words for all of these questions to answer them comprehensively*** QUESTION 1: Categorize each of the following financial instruments as financial assets, financial liabilities, or equity instruments: (a) Loan receivable (b) Loan payable (c) Ordinary shares (d) Investment in the ordinary shares in part (c); (e) Cumulative, redeemable preference shares in the books of the issuer. Shares are redeemable at the option of the holder. (f) The holder’s investment in the preference shares in part (e) QUESTION 2: What factors influence the value of a derivative financial instrument, and how are changes in the value of derivatives treated from an accounting perspective? QUESTION 3: Is there a consequence for reported profit or loss of the issuer if a preference share classifies the instrument as debt rather than equity? Explain the consequence. QUESTION 4: What is the definition of Fair Value in ASSB 13? And what is the meaning of ‘orderly’ transaction’? QUESTION 5: Explain what is a right of set-off, and when does a right of set off exist? QUESTION 6: Arthur Ltd has the following statement of financial position before any right of set-off is considered: Loans Payable1,000, 000Loans receivable 1,200,000 Shareholder’s equity 1,000, 000Non-current assets 800,000 2,000,0002,000,000 Assume Arthur Ltd has a loan owing to Blayney Ltd of $300,000 and a loan receivable from Blayney Ltd of $400,000. Assuming a right of set-off exists, why would Arthur want to perform a set-off? Hint: calculate the debt to assets ratio before and after netting. Updated T2_2018
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Answer To: Deegan, Ch.14 see readings tab on L@G: Financial instruments ***You may not need to write 100 words...

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    Categorize each of the following financial instruments as financial assets, financial liabilities, or equity instruments
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    Factors influence the value of a derivative financial instrument, and how are changes in the value of derivatives treated from an accounting perspective
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    3
    Is there a consequence for reported profit or loss of the issuer if a preference share classifies the instrument as debt rather than equity? Explain the consequence
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    4
    Definition of Fair Value in ASSB 13? And what is the meaning of ‘orderly’ transaction’?
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    Explain what is a right of set-off, and when does a right of set off exist
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    Arthur Ltd has the following statement of financial position before any right of set-off is considered
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Categorize each of the following financial instruments as financial assets, financial liabilities, or equity instruments
1) Financial assets are liquid assets which are of tangible nature and which arises and have value due to contractual claim such as stocks, bonds or bank deposits.
2) Financial Liabilities are liabilities which arises due to
a) contractual obligation to deliver cash or another financial asset to another entity
b) If the condition of the entity is unfavorable and under such condition exchanging financial asset or financial liabilities with another entity
3) Equity instruments have been defined as a legal document which is having ownership right in a firm such as share Certificate etc.
     Financial Instrument
    Category of Financial Instrument
    (a)    Loan receivable
    Financial asset
    (b)    Loan payable
    Financial Liability
    (c)    Ordinary shares
    Equity instrument
    ( d ) Investment in the ordinary shares in part (c);
    Financial asset
    (e)    Cumulative, redeemable preference shares in the books of the issuer. Shares are redeemable at the option of the holder.
    Financial Liability
    (f)    The holder’s investment in the preference...
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