Case study II – Internal control Managerial Accounting and Finance – ACCT 504 Keller Graduate School of Management May 2013 Session Date of June 11‚ 2013 Table of Contents Introduction 1 Internal control rules and regulations requirements before going public 1 THE BAD – Things that the company does poorly 2 Recommendations to the President 4 Conclusion 6 Bibliography 7 Case study II – Internal control Introduction Internal control refers to methods‚ techniques and measures
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Question 1 4 out of 4 points | | | Federal funds must be used only for activities that are within the scope of the grant would be a(n)Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | allowable activity | Correct Answer: | allowable activity | | | | | Question 2 0 out of 4 points | | | In reporting the results of a performance audit‚ it is appropriate for the auditors toAnswer | | | | | | | Correct Answer: | all of the above. | | | | | Question 3 4
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Intermediate Accounting Accounting Cycle Project You have been engaged to perform accounting services for Herman and Sons’ Law Offices. Your responsibilities include maintaining all accounting records and preparing annual financial statements. Herman and Sons’ opened on January 1‚ 2015. During the year‚ the firm had the following transactions: 1. January 2: The owners invested $200‚000 into the business and acquired 25‚000 shares of capital stock in return. 2. January 15: Herman and Sons’ took
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Case 15-1 1) The result for requirement 1 through 3 will vary depending on the date of the financial statement. The analysis will be the same even though the date is different. Lease Obligations shows that the present value of net lease payments for capital lease obligations was $626‚000‚000. 2) The capital lease liability would increase by about 24 if the operating leases were capitalized. Note 6 shows that the future lease payments are about 12 times higher than capital lease. The lease payments
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A Acct 505 Case Study 1 Springfield express is a luxury passenger carrier in Texas. All seats are first class‚ and the following data are available: |Number of seats per passenger train car | |90 | |Average load factory (percentage of seats filled) |70% | |Average full passenger fare | | |$160 | |Average variable cost per passenger
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1. Dorra Corporation manufactures lawnmowers in five work stations. Dorra’s weekly demand is 5‚000 mowers but Dorra can only produce 4‚200. According to the theory of constraints‚ to increase production output Dorra would benefit the most by concentrating improvement efforts on the: A. first work station. B. last work station. C. largest work station. D. slowest work station. 2. Managerial accounting is applicable to A. service entities. B. manufacturing entities. C. not-for-profit entities. D
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How Does Shakespeare Use Language to Create Prospero’s character in Act 1 Scene 2? The Tempest is one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. It was written in 1610 and it is also his last play. One of the main characters in the ‘Tempest’ is Prospero‚ an old wizard. The play opens with a mighty Tempest strikes the ship when Alonso the King of Naples‚ Ferdinand the prince of Naples‚ Sebastian Alonso’s brother and the current duke of Milan‚ Prospero’s brother Antonio along with Trinculo who
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Chapter 9: E9-6‚ E9-11‚ P9-1A‚ P9-5A E9-6 SY Telc has recently started the manufacture of RecRobo‚ a three-wheeled robot that can scan a home for fires and gas leaks and then transmit this information to a mobile phone. The cost structure to manufacture 20‚000 RecRobo’s is as follows. | Cost | Direct materials ($40 per robot) | $ 800‚000 | Direct labor ($30 per robot) | 600‚000 | Variable overhead ($6 per robot) | 120‚000 | Allocated fixed overhead ($25 per robot) | 500
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ACCT 555 External Auditing Chapter 12‚ pages 390–397: Problems 12-17‚ 12-18‚ and 12-27 Chapter 13‚ pages 429–430: Problems 13-22‚ 13-23‚ and 13-24 Chapter 12‚ pages 390–397: Problems 12-17‚ 12-18‚ and 12-27 12-17 a. (2) technologies reduce some types of risks while introducing new types of risks to be managed. b. (1) Controls that determine whether a vendor number matches the pre-approved vendors in the vendor master file. c. (3) expand testing of automated application controls used to reduce control
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