CPA Financial Accounting and Reporting exam Dumps

FAR exam Format | Course Contents | Course Outline | exam Syllabus | exam Objectives

Within the Blueprints, you will find the following information for each exam section:

Content organized by Area, Group and Topic along with score weighting

Sample task statements that represent what you may be asked to do when testing

Skill levels at which tasks are tested

Reference materials that support the sample task statements

Number of item types you must complete (multiple-choice questions, task-based simulations and written communication tasks)

Score weighting of each item type



Content area allocation Weight

I. Conceptual Framework, Standard-Setting and Financial Reporting 25–35%

II. Select Financial Statement Accounts 30–40%

III. Select Transactions 20–30%

IV. State and Local Governments 5–15%



Each exam section is delivered in five smaller sections called testlets. Each testlet features different item types (see below) used to test your knowledge and skills. To learn more about how each section is organized, including when you can take a break, review the CPA exam structure.



Exam Item Types

You will be tested during the CPA exam using three types of test items that appear within specific testlets in each section.



Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ)

The multiple-choice portions are presented in the first two testlets of each exam section.



Task-Based Simulations (TBS)

Task-based simulations are condensed case studies that test accounting knowledge and skills using real life, work-related situations. All task-based simulations are intended to assess knowledge and skills that are appropriate for an entry-level accountant. There are three TBS testlets in the AUD, FAR and REG sections, and two TBS testlets in the BEC section.



Written Communication Tasks

Written communication tasks appear only in the BEC section of the CPA Exam. For each of three written communication tasks, you must read a scenario and then write an appropriate document relating to the scenario. The instructions state what form the document should take (such as a memo or letter) and its focus. Your response should provide the correct information in writing that is clear, complete and professional.



Each of the four exam sections is broken down into five smaller sections called testlets. These testlets feature multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and task-based simulations (TBSs). In the case of BEC, you also have to complete three written communication tasks. The number of MCQs and TBSs tested varies depending upon the specific section taken. You will receive at least one research question (research-oriented TBS) in the AUD, FAR and REG sections. To complete them, you will have to search the related authoritative literature and find an appropriate reference.



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Breaks

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In addition to the 15-minute break, you may also take optional breaks after all other testlets but you cannot pause the exam timer. The timer will continue to run.



The Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) section of the Uniform CPA
Examination (the Exam) assesses the knowledge and skills that a newly licensed
CPA must demonstrate in the financial accounting and reporting frameworks
used by business entities (public and nonpublic), not-for-profit entities and state
and local government entities.

The financial accounting and reporting frameworks that are eligible for
assessment within the FAR section of the exam include the standards and
regulations issued by the:

• Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB)

• U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (U.S. SEC)

• American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)

• Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB)

• International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)

A listing of standards and regulations promulgated by these bodies, and other
reference materials that are eligible for assessment in the FAR section of the
Exam are included under References at the conclusion of this introduction.

Content organization and tasks

The FAR section blueprint is organized by content AREA, content GROUP and
content TOPIC. Each group or Topic includes one or more representative TASKS
that a newly licensed CPA may be expected to complete in practice.

Tasks in the FAR section blueprint are representative. The tasks are not
intended to be (nor should they be viewed as) an all-inclusive list of tasks that
may be tested in the FAR section of the Exam. Additionally, it should be noted
that the number of tasks associated with a particular content group or topic
is not indicative of the extent such content group, Topic or related skill level
will be assessed on the Exam. For example, the Topic titled “Notes to financial
statements” in Area I includes two tasks that are intended to encompass the
required disclosures for any Topic in the FASB Accounting Standards Codification,
while the group titled “Leases” in Area III includes eight tasks that are limited
to the accounting requirements in the Leases Topic of the FASB Accounting
Standards Codification. The number of tasks included in the blueprint for this



group and this Topic is not intended to suggest that “Leases” are more significant
to newly licensed CPAs or will be tested more than the “Notes to financial
statements.” Similarly, examples provided within the task statements should not
be viewed as all-inclusive.

Content allocation

The following table summarizes the content areas and the allocation of content
tested in the FAR section of the Exam:

Overview of content areas

Area I of the FAR section blueprint covers FASBs Conceptual Framework, FASBs
standard-setting process and several different financial reporting topics. The
financial reporting syllabus include the following:

• General-purpose financial statements applicable to for-profit entities,
not-for-profit entities and employee benefit plans under the FASB Accounting
Standards Codification

• Disclosures specific to public companies including earnings per share
and segment reporting under the FASB Accounting Standards Codification
and the interim, annual and periodic filing requirements for U.S. registrants in
accordance with the rules of the U.S. SEC

• Financial statements prepared under special purpose frameworks as described
in AU-C Section 800 of the Codification of Statements on Auditing Standards
Area II of the FAR section blueprint covers the financial accounting and
reporting requirements in the FASB Accounting Standards Codification that are
applicable to select financial statement accounts.

• To the extent applicable, each group and Topic in the area is eligible for testing
within the context of both for-profit and not-for-profit entities.
– If significant accounting or reporting differences exist between for-profit
and not-for-profit entities for a given group or topic, such differences are in
representative not-for-profit tasks in the blueprint.

Area III of the FAR section blueprint covers the financial accounting and
reporting requirements for select transactions that are applicable to entities
under the FASB Accounting Standards Codification and the IASB standards.
• The testing of content under the IASB standards is limited to a separate group
titled, “Differences between IFRS and U.S. GAAP.”

• To the extent applicable, the remaining groups in the area are eligible for
testing within the context of both for-profit and not-for-profit entities.
– If significant accounting or reporting differences exist between for-profit and
not-for-profit entities, such differences are in representative not-for-profit
tasks in the blueprint.

Area IV of the FAR section blueprint covers GASBs conceptual framework as
well as the financial accounting and reporting requirements for state and local
governments under the GASB standards and interpretations.

Section assumptions

The FAR section of the exam includes multiple-choice questions, task-based
simulations and research prompts. When completing questions in the FAR
section of the Exam, candidates should assume that all of the information
provided in each question is material. In addition, candidates should assume
that each question applies to a for-profit business entity reporting under U.S.
GAAP unless otherwise stated in the fact pattern for a question. For example,
questions that apply to not-for-profit entities specify the nature of these entities

as “not-for-profit” or “non-governmental, not-for-profit.” Questions that apply to
IFRS include phrases such as “under IFRS” or “according to IFRS.” Questions
that apply to the state and local governments include phrases such as “local
government,” “state,” “municipality” or “city.”

Skill allocation

The exam focuses on testing higher order skills. Based on the nature of
the task, each representative task in the FAR section blueprint is assigned
a skill level. FAR section considerations related to the skill levels are
discussed below.

Skill levels

Evaluation The examination or assessment of problems, and
use of judgment to draw conclusions.

Analysis

The examination and study of the interrelationships
of separate areas in order to identify causes and find
evidence to support inferences.

Application The use or demonstration of knowledge, concepts
or techniques.

Remembering and
Understanding
The perception and comprehension of the
significance of an area utilizing knowledge gained
Remembering and Understanding tasks are in all four areas of the FAR blueprint.
These tasks, such as identifying transactions and financial reporting requirements,
frequently require newly licensed CPAs to demonstrate their comprehension of
accounting concepts and standards. Area IV has the highest concentration of
remembering and understanding tasks.

• Application tasks are in all four areas of the FAR blueprint. These tasks, such as
preparing journal entries and financial statements, frequently require newly licensed
CPAs to use accounting concepts and standards to measure and recognize financial
statement amounts.

• Analysis tasks are in Area I, Area II and Area III of the FAR blueprint. These tasks,
such as reconciling account balances, interpreting agreements and detecting
financial reporting discrepancies, frequently require newly licensed CPAs to
demonstrate a higher level of interpretation. Area I and Area II have the highest
concentration of analysis tasks.

The representative tasks combine both the applicable content knowledge and the
skills required in the context of the work that a newly licensed CPA would reasonably
be expected to perform. The FAR section does not test any content at the Evaluation
skill level as newly licensed CPAs are not expected to demonstrate that level of skill in
regards to the FAR content.

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QUESTION: 154
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies.
Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in comparative form with its 1992
financial statements. This question represents one of Quo's transactions. List B
represents the general accounting treatment required for these transactions. These
treatments are:
. Cumulative effect approach - Include the cumulative effect of the adjustment resulting
from the accounting change or error correction in the 1993 financial statements, and do
not restate the 1992 financial statements.
. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach - Restate the 1992 financial
statements and adjust 1992 beginning retained earnings if the error or change affects a
period prior to 1992.
. Prospective approach - Report 1993 and future financial statements on the new basis but
do not restate 1992 financial statements.
Item to Be Answered
Quo changed from LIFO to FIFO to account for its finished goods inventory. List B
(Select one)
A. Cumulative effect approach.
B. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach.
C. Prospective approach.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Choice "B" is correct. A change in accounting principle should be shown in the retained
earnings statement of the earliest year presented as an adjustment of the beginning
balance. All prior year financial statements are recast.
QUESTION: 155
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies. Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in
comparative form with its 1992 financial statements. This question represents one of
Quo's transactions. List A represents possible clarifications of these transactions as: a
change in accounting principle, a change in accounting estimate, a correction of an error
in previously presented financial statements, or neither an accounting change nor an
accounting error.
Item to Be Answered
Quo changed from FIFO to average cost to account for its raw materials and work in
process inventories. List A (Select one)
A. Change in accounting principal.
B. Change in accounting estimate.
C. Correction of an error in previously presented financial statements.
D. Neither an accounting change nor an accounting error.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Choice "a" is correct. Change in inventory pricing method from FIFO to average cost is a
change in accounting principle.
QUESTION: 156
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies. Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in
comparative form with its 1992 financial statements. This question represents one of
Quo's transactions. List B represents the general accounting treatment required for these
transactions. These treatments are: . Cumulative effect approach - Include the
cumulative effect of the adjustment resulting from the accounting change or error
correction in the 1993 financial statements, and do not restate the 1992 financial
statements.
. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach - Restate the 1992 financial
statements and adjust 1992 beginning retained earnings if the error or change affects a
period prior to 1992.
. Prospective approach - Report 1993 and future financial statements on the new basis but
do not restate 1992 financial statements.
Item to Be Answered
Quo changed from FIFO to average cost to account for its raw materials and work in
process inventories. List B (Select one)
A. Cumulative effect approach.
B. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach.
C. Prospective approach.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Choice "B" is correct. A change in accounting principle should be shown in the retained
earnings statement of the earliest year presented as an adjustment of the beginning
balance. All prior year financial statements are recast.
QUESTION: 157
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies.
Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in comparative form with its 1992
financial statements. This question represents one of Quo's transactions. List A
represents possible clarifications of these transactions as: a change in accounting
principle, a change in accounting estimate, a correction of an error in previously
presented financial statements, or neither an accounting change nor an accounting error.
Item to Be Answered
Quo sells extended service contracts on its products. Because related services are
performed over several years, in 1993 Quo changed from the cash method to the accrual
method of recognizing income from these service contracts.
List A (Select one)
A. Change in accounting principal.
B. Change in accounting estimate.
C. Correction of an error in previously presented financial statements.
D. Neither an accounting change nor an accounting error.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Choice "c" is correct. Change from the cash method to the accrual method is a correction
of an error in previously presented financial statements.
QUESTION: 158
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies.
Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in comparative form with its 1992
financial statements. This question represents one of Quo's transactions. List B
represents the general accounting treatment required for these transactions. These
treatments are:
. Cumulative effect approach - Include the cumulative effect of the adjustment resulting
from the accounting change or error correction in the 1993 financial statements, and do
not restate the 1992 financial statements.
. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach - Restate the 1992 financial
statements and adjust 1992 beginning retained earnings if the error or change affects a
period prior to 1992.
. Prospective approach - Report 1993 and future financial statements on the new basis but
do not restate 1992 financial statements. Item to Be Answered
Quo sells extended service contracts on its products. Because related services are
performed over several years, in 1993 Quo changed from the cash method to the accrual
method of recognizing income from these service contracts.
List B (Select one)
A. Cumulative effect approach.
B. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach.
C. Prospective approach.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Choice "B" is correct. If comparative FS are issued, restate prior year's FS. If
comparative FS are not issued, restate prior year-end's retained earnings account by
"adjusting" (net of tax) the opening balance of the current retained earnings statement.
Note that when an error is corrected, retroactive restatement is used, and when there is a
change in accounting principle, retrospective restatement is done. However, this is only a
difference in terminology.
QUESTION: 159
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies. Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in
comparative form with its 1992 financial statements. This question represents one of
Quo's transactions. List A represents possible clarifications of these transactions as: a
change in accounting principle, a change in accounting estimate, a correction of an error
in previously presented financial statements, or neither an accounting change nor an
accounting error.
Item to Be Answered
During 1993, Quo determined that an insurance premium paid and entirely expensed in
1992 was for the period January 1, 1992, through January 1, 1994.
List A (Select one)
A. Change in accounting principal.
B. Change in accounting estimate.
C. Correction of an error in previously presented financial statements.
D. Neither an accounting change nor an accounting error.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Choice "c" is correct. Expensing insurance premiums when paid (rather than allocating
them to the periods benefited) is a correction of an error in previously presented financial
statements.
QUESTION: 160
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies.
Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in comparative form with its 1992
financial statements. This question represents one of Quo's transactions. List B
represents the general accounting treatment required for these transactions. These
treatments are:
. Cumulative effect approach - Include the cumulative effect of the adjustment resulting
from the accounting change or error correction in the 1993 financial statements, and do
not restate the 1992 financial statements.
. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach - Restate the 1992 financial
statements and adjust 1992 beginning retained earnings if the error or change affects a
period prior to 1992.
. Prospective approach - Report 1993 and future financial statements on the new basis but
do not restate 1992 financial statements.
Item to Be Answered
During 1993, Quo determined that an insurance premium paid and entirely expensed in
1992 was for the period January 1, 1992, through January 1, 1994.
List B (Select one)
A. Cumulative effect approach.
B. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach.
C. Prospective approach.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Choice "B" is correct. If comparative FS are issued, restate prior year's FS. If
comparative FS are not issued, restate prior year-end's retained earnings account by
"adjusting" (net of tax) the opening balance of the current retained earnings statement.
QUESTION: 161
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies.
Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in comparative form with its 1992
financial statements. This question represents one of Quo's transactions. List A
represents possible clarifications of these transactions as: a change in accounting
principle, a change in accounting estimate, a correction of an error in previously
presented financial statements, or neither an accounting change nor an accounting error.
During 1993, Quo increased its investment in Worth, Inc. from a 10% interest, purchased
in 1992, to 30%, and acquired a seat on Worth's board of directors. As a result of its
increased investment, Quo changed its method of accounting for investment in Worth,
Inc. from the cost method to the equity method.
List A
A. Change in accounting principle.
B. Change in accounting estimate.
C. Correction of an error in previously presented financial statements.
D. Neither an accounting change nor an accounting error.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Choice "d" is correct. A change from the cost method (less than 20% ownership) to the
equity method (20% or more ownership or a Board seat or other significant influence) of
accounting for investment in an investee is neither an accounting change nor an
accounting error. If it is not an accounting change, it cannot be a change in accounting
principle or a change in accounting estimate since those two types of changes are both
accounting changes.
There is a considerable amount of controversy on this particular answer. Some people
think that this change is a change in accounting principle (something certainly changed,
but was it the accounting principle?), and others think it is a change in accounting entity
(which is not one of the available answers; anyway, did the accounting entity actually
change or is it the same entity accounted for differently?). Under SFAS No. 154, a
change in accounting principle is treated retrospectively and a change in accounting
entity is treated retrospectively.
This kind of change (cost to equity) has never been specifically identified in any
accounting literature as either a change in accounting principle or a change in accounting
entity. The words "cost method" were never mentioned in APB 20 (other than the full
cost method for oil & gas companies, which is an entirely different subject), nor was it
mentioned in SFAS No. 154. It was, however, discussed in APB 18 (the pronouncement
for the equity method) in Paragraph 19m (bold added): "An investment in common stock
of an investee that was previously accounted for on other than the equity method may
become qualified for use of the equity method by an increase in the level of ownership
described in paragraph 17 (i.e., acquisition of additional voting stock by the investor,
acquisition or retirement of voting stock by the investee, or other transactions). When an
investment qualifies for use of the equity method, the investor should adopt the equity
method of accounting. The investment, results of operations (current and prior periods
presented), and retained earnings of the investor should be adjusted retroactively in a
manner consistent with the accounting for a step-by-step acquisition of a subsidiary."
What does all this mean? It means that, when there is a change in the percentage of
ownership that changes accounting from the cost method to the equity method, the
change is treated retroactively (just like changes in accounting entity used to be treated,
although they are now treated retrospectively). It does not say that the change is a change
in accounting principle or anything else. Nothing in SFAS No.154 changed this
treatment. So all this still makes Choice "d" correct. This whole issue might easily be
considered to be splitting hairs, at the very least. Some questions on the CPA exam are
just that way. Most are not.
QUESTION: 162
On January 2, 1993, Quo, Inc. hired Reed to be its controller. During the year, Reed,
working closely with Quo's president and outside accountants, made changes in
accounting policies, corrected several errors dating from 1992 and before, and instituted
new accounting policies. Quo's 1993 financial statements will be presented in
comparative form with its 1992 financial statements. This question represents one of
Quo's transactions. List B represents the general accounting treatment required for these
transactions. These treatments are:
. Cumulative effect approach - Include the cumulative effect of the adjustment resulting
from the accounting change or error correction in the 1993 financial statements, and do
not restate the 1992 financial statements.
. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach - Restate the 1992 financial
statements and adjust 1992 beginning retained earnings if the error or change affects a
period prior to 1992.
. Prospective approach - Report 1993 and future financial statements on the new basis but
do not restate 1992 financial statements.
During 1993, Quo increased its investment in Worth, Inc. from a 10% interest, purchased
in 1992, to 30%, and acquired a seat on Worth's board of directors. As a result of its
increased investment, Quo changed its method of accounting for investment in Worth,
Inc. from the cost method to the equity method.
List B
A. Cumulative effect approach.
B. Retroactive or retrospective restatement approach.
C. Prospective approach.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Choice "B" is correct. The equity method of accounting is applied retroactively when the
investor has acquired 20% ownership. Prior to acquiring the ability to influence the
investee, the cost method is proper. The retroactive restatement approach does not mean
that this change is the correction of an error (which is now treated retroactively), a change
in accounting principle (which is now treated retrospectively), or a change in accounting
entity (which is now treated retrospectively). It just means that retroactive restatement is
the proper treatment.
QUESTION: 163
According to the FASB conceptual framework, what does the concept of reliability in
financial reporting include?
A. Effectiveness.
B. Certainty.
C. Precision.
D. Neutrality.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Choice "d" is correct. The concept of reliability in financial reporting includes; neutrality,
representational faithfulness and verifiability.
Choices "a", "b", and "c" are incorrect, per the above.
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