ACC 305 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Accountant, Faithful Representation, Financial Statement

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Relevance information that is capable of making a difference in decisions made by financial statement users. Predictive value information that should help users form expectations about the future. Confirmatory value information that provides feedback to confirm or correct prior predictions and expectations. Materiality refers to the nature and magnitude of an omission or misstatement of accounting information that would influence the judgment of a reasonable person relying on that information. Materiality depends on entity-specific circumstances and requires judgment to determine whether an item would influence users" decisions; companies should consider. The relative size rather than absolute size of an item. Has an effect on trends (particularly in profitability) Masks a change in earnings and earnings per share. Is currently immaterial but may have a material impact in future periods. Changes a net loss into net income (or vice versa) Misrepresents the company"s compliance with loan agreements.

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