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Today’s question: AUD

A company issues audited financial statements under circumstances which require a presentation of a statement of cash flows. If the company refuses to present a statement of cash flows, the independent auditor should:

A) Disclaim an opinion.

B) Prepare a statement of cash flows and note in a middle paragraph of the report that this statement is auditor-prepared.

C) Prepare a statement of cash flows and disclose in a footnote that this statement is auditor-prepared.

D) Qualify his opinion with an "except for" qualification and a description of the omission in a middle paragraph of the report.

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Correct Answer: D

Explanation: 
The statement of cash flows is required by GAAP and its omission results in a qualified except for opinion. The statement of cash flows, for reporting purposes, is considered the omission of a disclosure.



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Today’s question: REG

This taxable year, Trapp, Inc., had $400,000 of gross profit from operations and $160,000 of dividends from Von Corporation in which Trapp had a 25% ownership interest. Trapp's operating expenses totaled $410,000. What is Trapp's dividends received deduction?

A)   $80,000

B)   $128,000

C)   $136,000

D)   $120,000

 



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Correct Answer: D

Explanation:
The lesser of 80% of the (1) dividends received or (2) taxable income is used. As taxable income ($150,000) before the dividends received deduction is less than dividends received, the $120,000 is the DRD for this year. (Note: Using the $128,000 will not cause a net operating loss.)


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