Vertical Balance Sheet 2006 2005 2004 ASSETS Current Assets Cash On Hand $ 1‚895 $ 1‚900 $ 1‚900 Petty Cash 250 250 250 Checking Account 39‚595 32‚557 16‚557 Inventory - Groceries 10‚985 11‚381 10‚629 Inventory - Liquor 6‚825 7‚284 6‚548 Inventory
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KHF CORPORATION SEEDS OF DISTRESS Jim Layton‚ controller for Kitty (Hawk Food)‚ Inc. (KHF) was under considerable stress as he walked toward the chief executive’s office. Marshall Horne‚ the CEO‚ was not known to take bad news well. In his hands‚ Jim held two letters from food suppliers that threatened to cancel KHF’s trade credit accounts. KHF had developed difficulties in cash flow such that their payments on the accounts had been late‚ at best. The suppliers provided normal trade terms to KHF
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minutes) a. The effects of a long-term capital lease on a lease are much like that of equipment purchases using installment payment debt. This type of lease transfers all the benefits and risks to the ownership is accounted for as an asset and liability incurrence by the lessee. If a lease is classified as capitalized‚ both the leased asset and the lease obligation are recognized on the balance sheet. b. A lessee account for a capital lease if at its inception the lease meets any four criteria;
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____ ____ ____ ____ ____ 1. Accounting is the language of business. 2. The relationship among assets‚ liabilities‚ and owner’s equity can be written as an equation. 3. The accounting equation does not have to be in balance to be correct. 4. A business that performs an activity for a fee is a service business. 5. The amount in an account is an account balance. 6. The capital account is a liability account. 7. Double lines below a column total mean that the totals have been verified as correct. 8. A
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due in three months. 1. Decide if a transaction took place. Yes – received cash and gave a note payable. 2. Identify the accounts affected. Cash and Notes Payable 3. Classify each account affected. Cash is an Asset (A) and Notes Payable is a Liability (L) 4. Identify direction and amount. Cash (A) + $15‚000 = Notes payable + $15‚000. 5. Ensure the accounting equation is in balance. Yes – see below. (c) Acquire a $15‚000 truck and $5‚000 worth of equipment. 1. Decide if a transaction took
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Standard Chartered Bank Ltd Financial Statement Analysis In respect of: Prof. Muhammad Usman Submitted By: Abdul Qadir (021) Amber sarfrz (051) M.Usman (067) Samar Rasheed (069) Sanan Hayat (071) Financial Management Institute of Business Administration University of The Punjab‚Lahore Pakistan DEDICATION We would like to dedicate this project to our mentor and respected teacher Prof. Muhammad Usman Whose love and support give us the strength to work…
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process of earning that revenue may take a long time? What is the most common point chosen for recognition of revenue? Why would you choose this particular point? b. What are the two essential characteristics of a liability? What are the two recognition criteria for a liability? [Total marks
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capital injection has already been secured by the initial owners‚ Obewon Kinobi and Alex Skywalker‚ in the amounts of USD24‚360 and USD15‚385 respectively. Jedi Café will be incorporated as a limited liability company. The two initial owners will be the shareholders and their personal liabilities will be subject to a ceiling at the amount of their respective investments. The finance acquired through this business proposal will allow Jedi Café to successfully open and operate as a cyber café. A
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INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS QUESTION INFORMATION Number |Objective |Description |Difficulty |Time |AACSB |AICPA |SS |GL | |EO1-1 |1-1 | |Easy |5 min |Analytic |BB-Industry | | | |EO1-2 |1-1 | |Easy |5 min |Analytic |BB-Industry | | | |EO1-3 |1-1 | |Easy |5 min |Analytic |BB-Industry | | | |EO1-4 |1-1 | |Easy |5 min |Analytic |BB-Industry | | | |EO1-5 |1-1 | |Easy |5 min |Analytic |BB-Industry | | | |EO1-6 |1-2 | |Easy |5 min |Analytic |FN-Measurement | | | |EO1-7
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and that the proportion of sales represented by operating expenses‚ current assets‚ net fixed assets‚ and current liabilities will be the same as for 2010. Thus‚ we can create Zapatera’s pro forma balance sheet for 2011 by using its 2010 values as references. When finding the 2011 values‚ we calculate ($15M) ∗ (appropriate %) for current assets‚ net fixed assets‚ and current liabilities (where the “appropriate %” values are 25%‚ 50%‚ and 25%‚ respectively). The percentages we use are the same proportions
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