CONSOLIDATION Lets Recap: To prepare consolidated accounts‚ we have to make sure that: 1. Balance date of Parent and Subsidiary are the same – if not‚ we adjust the subsidiary. 2. Accounting policies of Parent and Subsidiary are the same – if not‚ we adjust the subsidiary. So we will prepare journals for our consolidation worksheet. We are not changing the accounts in the books of the Parent‚ or the books of the Subsidiary. We are coming up with a completely separate set of accounts that is put together
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Sharayah Klein Professor Kim Rupp Exploring the Humanities 6 December 2014 With all the hot topics surrounding health care and reform what are your personal theories about health care economics that you will be bringing to the class. Write a one page essay highlighting your opinions. Review Questions: Identify the so-called three legs of the medical stool. Explain how trade-offs might take place among the three legs. If you had to choose one of the three to improve upon at the neglect of the
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interest rate and n = number of years. = $500(1 + 0.06) 10a) An initial $500 compounded for 10 years at 6 percent. A = $ 895b) An initial $500 compounded for 10 years at 12 percent. 500(1 + 0.12) 10B = $1553Present Value Calculation:PV = present Value‚ Principal = $ 500‚ r = interest rate and n = number of yearsFormula:PV = FV/(1 + r) nThe present value of $500 due in 10 years at a 6 percent discount rate. PV = $ 500 / (1 + 0.06) 10c) The present value of $500 due in 10 years at a 6 percent discount
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trips. The first Trip I stopped at 250 miles and stashed 500 bananas. Corey ate 500 bananas on that trip because he walked to 250 miles and back to zero which means Corey ate 500 bananas‚ leaving him at zero bananas when he reached start. In the second trip Corey traveled with 1‚000 bananas. He stopped at 250 miles‚ and picked up 250 bananas‚ which leaves him at 1‚000. He continued to travel 250 more miles making him reach 500 miles; at 500 miles Corey stashed 250 bananas. On this trip Corey lost
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cars industry with a special focus on the Fiat 500 series. Macroscale economy ramifications on the global automobile industry might propagate Fiat competitors to redesign their compact cars to become ergonomically more spacious. What‚ how and for whom? The article is locked upon one of the latest additions to the Fiat 500 family; the 500 L (large). This model features 4 passenger doors (instead of the 2 passenger doors of the traditional Fiat 500) and is 2 feet longer than its predecessor allowing
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Applicable? | Interview – 1 | Finance Board of Corporate Finance Operational Controlling | Upper manning level (80<ml<500) | low adoption of ERP‚high relevance for project | decision making | Excel‚ mail‚ phone | Minimal but relevant | Interview – 2 | Health insurance Board of Insurance service and products of Mathematics Actuary | Upper manning level (80<ml<500) | regular use of ERP‚average relevancefrequent use of ERP‚ | * answering to principal questions regarding product development
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(BANK COPY) B.S.-M.S. Fees Challan (STUDENT COPY) B.S.-M.S. Fees Challan (IISER COPY) (Submit in the office immediately on payment) B.S.-M.S. Fees Challan (To be preserved carefully as a receipt) STATE BANK OF INDIA NCL CAMPUS BRANCH‚ PUNE : 411008 STATE BANK OF INDIA NCL CAMPUS BRANCH‚ PUNE : 411 008 STATE BANK OF INDIA NCL CAMPUS BRANCH‚ PUNE : 411008 Paid into the credit of IISER Pune Power Jyoti A/C No. : 32057984659 the sum of Rs.……….... (in words……………………………………...………
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= 12000 + 50P Qd = 52000 - 30P Qd = Qs-----------------(1) Putting values in the above equation we get‚ 52000 - 30p = 12000 + 50p 52000 - 12000 = 30p + 50p 40000 = 80p P = 500 Clearing level of price (P) = 500 Clearing level of quantity (Q) = 52000 - 30P = 52000 - 30(500) Clearing level of quantity (Q) = 52000 - 15000 = 37000 / 1000 = 37 M/ton 2. Answer to part b. Attached below please. 3. Answer to part c. Qs = 12000 + 50(350) = 12000 + 17500
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business. 2. business purchased supplies and carpet the amount of supplies 500 and the amount of carpet was $50 paid in cash 3. The advertising of business on cash of 200 4. The business collected loan from bank of 8000 5. The business purchased truck of 9000 in cash 6. Business purchased 100 computer systems of 60000. The business pay 30000 in cash and the rest of amount will after 3 week 7. Business purchased supplies of $500 and write on note that will return after the week 8. Business draw of
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