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QUESTION 13 Expensing an on item only on the tax return that should be capitalized for tax purposes and for financial statements (such as the purchase of equipment which should be depreciated over its useful life and not expensed) will decrease net income. True False QUESTION 14 You shouldn\'t report revenue if the shipment was sent to a seller\'s agent or to an installer as opposed to the ultimate purchaser as the delivery of product has not yet occurred. True False QUESTION 15 Fraudulent financial statements can be used to sell stock or bonds to investors or to obtain loans and other forms of credit and to show financial results that improve management compensation and bonuses. True False QUESTION 16 Intentional omission of disclosures or presentation of inadequate disclosures regarding accounting principles and related financial amounts is a type of financial statement fraud. True False QUESTION 18 A company has a signed contract for a credit sale of product to a customer but has not specified a price to be charged. The product has been delivered and therefore the company book the revenue. True False QUESTION 19 Channel stuffing should be looked at with a very skeptical eye by auditors because the buyer does not take delivery. True False 50. Match the fraudulent financial statement action with the harm it does. _____ Lots of financial statement fraud covered in the news. Public has great concerns over the financial data that it consumes. _____ Corporation and auditors are being brought to court as a result of class action suits brought by small and large investors who have been misled. D. Huge litigation cost and contingent liabilities. E. Erosion of public confidence and trust in the accounting profession. Solution 13. yes the statement is true. in capitalizing the amount enter as expense in installment in other case os expense all the amount enter as expense in one go. so in the first year when it is entered as expense the net income be less than capitalizing method. 14. true . revenue is recognised when revenue is earned and measurable. revenue is earned when goods / risk and reward has been delivered. in this case goods are still with seller agent i.e still under the sellers risk 15. true . with fraudlant fst you can show more revenue, profit generation etc which can use for selling stocks , taking debt etc 16. true . fraudlant statement or missrepresentation is include under fraud. misrepresentation include omission or presentation of inadequate accounting principles..

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financial data that it consumes.
_____ Corporation and auditors are being brought to court as a result of class action suits
brought by small and large investors who have been misled.
D.
Huge litigation cost and contingent liabilities.
E.
Erosion of public confidence and trust in the accounting profession.
Solution
13. yes the statement is true. in capitalizing the amount enter as expense in installment in other
case os expense all the amount enter as expense in one go. so in the first year when it is entered
as expense the net income be less than capitalizing method.
14. true . revenue is recognised when revenue is earned and measurable. revenue is earned when
goods / risk and reward has been delivered. in this case goods are still with seller agent i.e still
under the sellers risk
15. true . with fraudlant fst you can show more revenue, profit generation etc which can use for
selling stocks , taking debt etc
16. true . fraudlant statement or missrepresentation is include under fraud. misrepresentation
include omission or presentation of inadequate accounting principles.

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