SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA BUSINESS UNIT 5: Business Accounting 10 Credits Name..................................... Accounting Ratios Unit 5 BTEC SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS Objectives for today Describe what accounting ratios are Explain who uses them and why List and explain the key accounting ratios You will need: A calculator a copy of Surridge Meats Balance Sheet A copy of Days Paints P&L Sheet 1 Accounting Ratios: What are they? A method of interpreting the information
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policies‚ standard operating procedures and ethics. Every time we learn‚ every time we go through change‚ we have an opportunity to improve. By approaching each challenge as it arises with a cool head‚ reason and patience‚ you give yourself‚ your business and your staff an opportunity to grow from a challenging experience. After you are able to gather whatever resources necessary to help you handle an issue facing your salon‚ your ethics and general operating philosophy will continue to evolve
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successfully walk the minefield of self-issued currencies‚ then the result will be important. In approximate terms‚ think about PayPal-scaled importance‚ order of magnitude. Note the assumptions there. Facebook have a shot at the title‚ because they have massive size and uncontested control of their user base. (Google‚ Apple‚ Microsoft could all do the same thing‚ and in a sense‚ they already are...) The more important assumption is how well they avoid the minefield of self-issued currencies. The
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explaining why the ending inventory figure should be extremely accurate‚ with as little slack as possible. (Points : 20) | 2. (TCO 9) Garner Company requires its marketing managers to submit estimated cost behavior data on all requests for new products or expansions of a product line. Judy Oslo is a new manager. Her calculations show a fixed cost for a new project at $100‚000 and a variable cost of $5 per unit. Based on these calculations‚ the low-volume project would not be profitable
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The world ’s business and trade has become faster‚ easier and more reliable. The ability to connect with people around the world has allowed long distance transactions to occur. Business relationships that may not have been possible 50 years ago because there was not a means to communicate effectively are more readily maintained in today ’s world. The difference between today and 50 years ago is that much of the learning is being taken over by machines. “People used to be valued for knowing a
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Business Report EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Taronga Zoo is acknowledged as one of the world’s leading Zoological Parks. This report is for the Board of Directors of ABC in relation to the corporate sponsorship of Taronga Zoo Conservation Society Australia‚ and will provide an analysis of the zoo’s marketing plan. It will also evaluate the marketing potential of the proposed sponsorship for ABC. 1. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS 1.1 MARKET ANALYSIS Taronga Zoo is classified as a place of entertainment‚ and
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9 Philanthropy 9 Community relationship 10 Supply chain 11 Conclusion 12 Reference list 12 Introduction Coca-Cola is one of the world’s most famous brands. It is proud of its brand but it also takes responsible interest in local areas where it operates. Coca-Cola in the UK works with the prince trust a charity to involve small and large scale businesses in their local communities. Coca-Cola is also a member of the percent club. To become a member of the per cent club‚ the organization
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attitudes. a. mixed b. slightly unfavorable c. moderate d. A and B e. belligerent (Answer: d; p. 495; Easy) 3. Many critics charge that the American marketing system causes _____ to be higher than they would be under more “sensible” systems. a. distribution costs b. advertising costs c. prices d. markups e. employee morals (Answer: c; p. 496; Moderate) 4. A long-standing charge against intermediaries is
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Electrical socket lose High voltage High Change to a new one Staff under alcohol influence Behaviour might change / can be aggressive High Do not allow people drinking before working hour 2. Of the hazards you have identified‚ choose one that would force you to make wholesale changes to eliminate. (1 mark) Staff under alcohol influence. This sort of behaviour is not accepted and must be totally controlled in order to guarantee that the staff team is sober and have total control of
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will learn about some of the basic analytical tools that financial managers use almost every day. Chapter 3 reviews the main financial statements that are the primary means by which firms communicate with investors‚ analysts‚ and the rest of the business community. Chapter 3 also illustrates some simple tools that managers use to analyze the information contained in financial statements to identify and diagnose financial problems. I Firms create financial statements using the accrual principles
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