Question 3 (1 point)

Which of the following statements regarding inventory is true?

Question 3 options:

	a) Under IFRS, companies must capitalize borrowing costs, whereas ASPE allows companies to choose whether to capitalize or expense them.
	b) There are no differences between IFRS and ASPE.
	c) Under IFRS, companies must capitalize shipping costs, whereas ASPE allows companies to choose whether to capitalize or expense them.
	d) Under IFRS, companies must capitalize manufacturing overhead, whereas ASPE allows companies to choose whether to capitalize or expense them.

Question 4 (1 point)

Based on the following information, calculate the ending balance in inventory.

Opening inventory	$415,875
Purchases lumber	$350,750
Purchases nails	$16,250
Purchases tools and equipment	$125,350
Total sales	$750,825
Mark up on goods	30%

Question 4 options:

	a) $330,667
	b) $257,298
	c) $205,317
	d) $782,875

Question 5 (1 point)

You, a CPA, are assisting your firms co-op student in learning about related-party transactions (RPTs). You decide to compare how ASPE and IFRS account for RPTs. Which of the statements below is true?

Question 5 options:

	a) IFRS and ASPE standards are completely converged in terms of RPTs; there are no differences.
	b) IFRS requires RPTs to be reported at the exchange amount of the transaction while ASPE requires RPTs to be reported at the carrying amount.
	c) IFRS does not provide guidance on measurement of RPTs but ASPE does.
	d) IFRS does not provide guidance on disclosure of RPTs but ASPE does.

Question 6 (1 point)

Flowers International Ltd. (Flowers), a wholesaler of plants, is a subsidiary of Blooms Inc. Flowers has a 25% ownership interest in Blooms Inc. Blooms Inc. sells floral bouquets nationwide and applies ASPE. Which one of the following parties would be a related party to Blooms Inc.?

Question 6 options:

	a) The sister to the spouse of Blooms CEO
	b) National Delivery Service, a company owned 15% by Flowers
	c) CostGo, the largest customer of Blooms Inc.
	d) The minority shareholder of Bloom, who accounts for the investment using the equity method

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Question 7 (1 point)

Whirlwind Inc. (WI) received a grant from the Canadian government in the current fiscal year. The grant of $200,000 was paid to WI before the December 31, 20X7, year end to offset salary costs to be incurred in fiscal 20X8. WI will be entitled to this grant if it employs a specified number of students during 20X8. WI management is certain that the required student employment threshold will be met. WI applies IFRS. What is the appropriate journal entry for WI to record in fiscal 20X7 with respect to the government grant?

Question 7 options:

	a) Dr. Cash $200,000 Cr. Salary expense $200,000
	b) Dr. Cash $200,000 Cr. Grant revenue $200,000
	c) Dr. Cash $200,000 Cr. Deferred grant revenue $200,000
	d) No journal entry is to be recorded until 20X8.