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AUDIT
Auditing Profession and Public Interest
Auditing Profession and Public Interest
Introduction
This paper will discuss the stability of the present regulatory environment in ensuring that the audits, which auditors produce, are indeed impartial enough to satisfy the public interest. We will first proceed in identifying the term “public interest” in light of ...
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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
Accounting and Finance
Accounting and Finance
Question No. 1
The term "accounting mechanics" refers to the specific details regarding how an accounting transaction must take place. In a general sense, "accounting mechanics" are not that different procedures and routines to be followed for the proper and correct recording of transactions ...
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MANAGING FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Managing Financial Resources and Decisions
Task One
L.O 1.1 Identify and explain four sources of finance available to business
BOATLINE business can avail financing through following sources:
Internal source of financing
Internal sources of financing, like cash drawn from a company's operating budget or capital income to fund a project ...
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ACCOUNTANT IN BUSINESS
Accountant in Business
Accountant in Business
The stakeholders for the Millennium centre
The five stakeholders for the Wales Millennium centre are executive management, employees, performers or celebrities, suppliers, sponsors and donors.
Executive Management
The executive management is responsible for carrying all the activities successfully and is paid for their ...
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Analysis of M&S Plc's Annual Report
To: Mrs Clarke
From: Financial Advisor
Analysis of M&S Plc's Annual Report
Introduction
This report will present an analysis of the annual report of Marks and Spencer Plc. Analysing the annual report helps the investors and stakeholders in knowing more about the company and its current position. The information ...
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Bond and Interest
Bond and Interest
Introduction
By definition, Bond is a debt security which gives explicit or embedded interest according to some specific schedule. Indeed, when an investor buys a bond, it actually lends a sum of money to the issuer of the bond and it incurs a debt. Therefore, the issuer ...
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Depreciation in Accounting
Depreciation in Accounting
Introduction
Depreciation is the decrease in value of property of a fixed asset, produced by the passage of time, wear and tear, disuse, technical failure, obsolescence or other factors of nature operational, technological, tax, etc. In other words, Loss or decrease in value of an asset due ...
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VOLUNTARILY DISCLOSE INFORMATION
Why do firms voluntarily disclose information?
Abstract
The purpose of this essay is to answer the question, Why do firms voluntarily disclose information? With the thorough study of multiple journals and research articles, we will sort out the reasons and motives behind such action from the firms and try ...
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ASSIGNMENT
Financial Accounting Assignment
Financial Accounting Assignment
Question 1
(A)
Olympics Inc.
Income Statement
Year End 30 June 20X1
£
£
£
Sales
414,640
Less:
Return Inwards
7,384
Net Sales
407,256
Less:
Cost of Sales
Opening Stock
21,442
Purchases
192,552
Less:
Return Outwards
19,596
Add:
Carriage Outwards
21,300 194,256
Goods Available for Sales
215,698
Less:
Closing Stock
23,004
Cost of Sales
192,694
Gross Profit
214,562 ...
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Accounting Analysis
Accounting Analysis
Forecasted Income Statement and Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Income Statement for the
Forecasted Income Statement
2008
2009
Revenues
2000
3000
Cost of Goods Sold
-850
-1275
Gross Margin
1150
1725
Depreciation Expense
-150
-225
Other operating Expenses
-450
-675
Operating profit
550
825
Interest Expense
120
-120
Income before Taxes
430
705
Income Taxes
120
-197
Net Income
310
508
Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet as at 31-Dec-08
Forecasted Balance Sheet 31-Dec-09
Cash
540
1273
Other Current Assets
350
350
Plant Property and Equipment Net
1000
775
Total Assets
1890
2398
Accounts Payable
100
100
Loans Payable
1000
1000
Common Stock
100
100
Retained Earnings
690
1198
Total Liabilities and ...