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International Financial Reporting Standards for Compensation Professionals Exam

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Question # 1

Company XYZ has a group of six employees who will be retiring in four years -- on the 31st of December. Each retiree will receive $125,000. Company XYZ’s accountants must make provisions in their accounts for this. Calculate the present value of future payments based on a discount rate of 10%.

A.

$512,250

B.

$551,250

C.

$515,500

D.

$521,500

Question # 2

In a defined contribution benefit plan, who assumes risk?

A.

Employees

B.

Employers

C.

Both employees and employers

Question # 3

Which of the following is a disadvantage of reporting assets at historical cost?

A.

Historical cost is not objective

B.

Historical cost is not particularly relevant to most readers

C.

Historical cost is subject interpretation, and therefore to bias

D.

Historical cost is not verifiable

Question # 4

Which fundamental qualitative characteristics make accounting information useful for decision-making?

A.

Relevance and faithful representation

B.

Cost and materiality

C.

Assets and liability

D.

Income and expenses

Question # 5

The IAS 19 standard applies to which of the following groups of employees?

A.

Directors and management personnel

B.

All employees except casual employees

C.

All employees

D.

All full-time employees

Question # 6

Why is accounting for short-term employee benefits generally a straightforward process?

A.

Because no actuarial assumptions are required to measure the obligation or cost and there is no possibility of any actuarial gain or loss

B.

Because short-term employee benefit obligations are measured on a discounted basis

C.

Because short-term employee benefits are not provided in exchange for the service of the employee

D.

Because the employer is required to incorporate actuarial assumptions into measurement of the obligation and the expenses

Question # 7

Which of the following are ingredients of the fundamental characteristic of relevance?

A.

Cost and materiality

B.

Predictive value and confirmatory value

C.

Relevance and faithful representation

D.

Timeliness and understandability

Question # 8

Paid annual leave and paid sick leave are examples of which kind of employee benefits?

A.

Short-term benefits

B.

Post-employment benefits

C.

Termination benefits

D.

Long-term benefits

Question # 9

Level 3 of the conceptual framework for financial reporting includes five basic assumptions. Which of the following describes the basic assumption of economic entity?

A.

The company lasts long enough to fulfill objectives and commitments

B.

The company keeps its activity separate from its owners and other business units

C.

The company can divide its economic activities into time periods

D.

Transactions are recorded in the periods in which the events occur

Question # 10

What is a constructive obligation?

A.

When a company recognizes the expected cost of profit-sharing and bonus payments

B.

When a company has no realistic alternative but to make payments

C.

When a change in the company’s informal practices would cause unacceptable damage to its relationship with employees

D.

The required accounting entry for liabilities or accrued expenses or cash paid

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