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When should covenants for financial statements be moved forward?

Schedule E Part 2 & 3 of the Personal Tax Return list passive and non-passive income from businesses and trusts owned by the individual filing the tax return. Which of the following is true when spreading an individual:

A. Use the income reported on Part 2 as “Contributions/Withdrawals”

B. Collect K-1s for Part 2 and Part 3 and spread the information from the K-1 as “Contributions/Withdrawals”

C. K-1s for Irrevocable Trusts do not exist and the cash flow to the individual from the trust should be verified by the accountant that prepared the TR

D. K-1s or Shareholder/Partner Basis Worksheets can be used to find the contribution/distribution amounts

Both A & B can be true

Both B & C can be true

Both B & D can be true

All of the above

On Schedule E Part 1 of the personal tax return, which rows should you use to calculate cash flow?

Line 26 + Line 12 + Line 13 + Line 18 + Line 19 (amortization only)

Line 3 + Line 4 – Line 20 + Line 12 + Line 13 + Line 18 + Line 19 (amortization only)

Line 3 – Line 20 + Line 12 + Line 18 + Line 19 (amortization only)

Line 23a + Line 23b – Line 23e + Line 23c + Line 23d

Recently we were asked to break out CPLTD from long-term debt. Which ratio does this impact and why do we care if this has been overstated? (Type in answer)

What is our format for printed business spreads:

3 periods, common-sizing, comments on the bottom

3 12- month periods, most recent interim, percent change, comments on the bottom

3 12-month periods, most recent interim, common sizing, comments on the bottom

Most recent 4 periods, common sizing, comments on the bottom

Most recent 4 periods, percent change, comments on the bottom

T/F As the analyst, you can change where accounts are found on the balance sheet and income statement. For example, if Gain on Sale of Asset is included in top-line Revenue, you can move it to Other Income.

True

False

Are you uploading the completed Needs List to the Product Package DocMan (aka are you verifying that the DocMans have all the documents needed)?

Yes

Sometimes, but I will going forward

No, but I do check DocMan

Choose the correct individual responsible for these tasks.

RM, CA, CA, CA, CA, CA, CA, CA, CA, CA

RM, CA, CA, CA, CA, RM, CA, RM, RM, RM

RM, CA, CA, RM, CA, RM, RM, RM, CA, RM

Loan Policy Sections:

A. 100s: General Loan Policy, 200s: Consumer, 300s: Mortgage, 400s: Specialized Lending, 500s: Non-Real Estate, 600s: Real Estate, 700s: Problem Loans, 800s: Credit Losses

B. Section 501: Unsecured Lending

C. Section 204: Individual Analysis

D. Section 608: Term Commercial Real Estate Loans

A & B

A & C

A & D

B & C & D

None of the above

We are required to risk rate each loan. 1 is the least-risky grade and 8 is the most-risky grade. Why do we risk grade?

A. It provides a way to evaluate the riskiness of the bank’s portfolio and budget for credit loss

B. To determine who has the appropriate lending authority to approve the riskiness

C. To determine how the deal will be priced

D. To help the borrower understand why the deal was priced the way it was

E. To rate the loan officer on the riskiness of their deals

All of the above

A&C

A & B & C

B & C & D

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