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Importance of Education
Importance of Education
Introduction
The large degree of uncertainty of the national and global economy has brought increasing concern to the state of higher education, specifically, the financial position. Enduring a financial environment that is constantly changing is difficult for organizations such as colleges and universities that are driven ...
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PERSONAL INSURANCE
Types of Personal Insurance
Types of Personal Insurance
Health insurance
The health insurance covers consultations with specialists for children and adults, ambulatory nursing procedures, diagnostic imaging, home visits, hospital treatments, influenza vaccination for adults, laboratory and medical specialist outpatient procedures. Health insurance is insurance that guarantees payment of the use of free ...
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FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Financial Analysis
[Name of the Author]
Financial Analysis
Question # 1
A.
Profitability Ratios
Formula
2009
2010
Gross Profit Margin
Gross Income/Sales
0.369969
0.338033
Net Profit Margin
Net Income/Sales
0.075091
0.193785
Return on Equity
Net income/Equity
0.036331
0.094901
Return on Assets
Net Income/Assets
0.02017
0.054897
Asset turn Over
Sales/Total Assets
0.268613
0.283288
Liquidity Ratios
Current Ratio
Current Asset/ Current Liabilities
0.466204
0.49689
Quick Ratio
Current Asset-Current Liabilities/Current Liabilities
-0.5338
-0.50311
Debt/Equity
Total debt/Total equity
0.801184
0.728719
Efficiency Ratio
Cash Turn Over
Sales/Cash
8.408569
10.05471
Inventory Turn Over
Cost of Goods Sold/Inventory
62.7233
67.98845
Fixed Asset Turn Over
Sales/Fixed assets
0.293671
0.311503
Investment Ratios
Return ...
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS ON ACCOUNTANTS
information systems on accountants
information systems on accountants
Introduction
Conclusion
INPUT PAGE
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Sales ForecastMonth
September
November
December
February
Forecasted Percentage
Forecasted Units
Recievables
In the month of sale
Following month of sale
Second month following the month of sale
Third month following the month of the sale
Bad debts
Selling price ...
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Accounting
Accounting
Introduction
The process of budgeting is considered as the most important financial tool that helps the management of the company in evaluating the company's performance, and in speculating the performance of the company for the future. there are several forms of budgeting that a company can adopt, however, the most ...
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Friendly Ice Cream Case Analysis
Profile of the Company
Friendly Ice Cream is a full service casual dining in restaurant that has a major objective to serve mid price lunch and dinner items. The items also include the ice cream desserts. At the moment, the company has around 205 units controlled by ...
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Measurement and presentation of information in gpfr's
Measurement and presentation of information in General Purpose Financial Report
Introduction to presentation of information
This part inquires about the presentation of information in general purpose financial report, and depicts the relationship of the presentation of information and its exposure. The formerly stated issues have been ...
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Problem Sets - Solutions
Problem Sets - Solutions
B2. Solution: Target of long-term debt / capitalization lies between the range of 40 percent to 45 percent. As the asset size is too small, it cannot be compared at 38 percent. Range of funds from operations/ long-term debt target lies between range of ...
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THE FINANCING AND MANAGEMENT OF RISK
The Financing and Management of Risk
The Financing and Management of Risk
Introduction
TPL or Tracker Properties Limited or usually known as THL or the Group initiated its operations in the year 2000 in the Asian region. It provides vehicle tracker and security services by utilizing location ...
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FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Financial analysis
Financial Analysis
Having obtained a sales forecast, the trial pro-forma balance sheet can be created. Accounts that tend to vary with sales are typically forecasted first. Often the current assets and liabilities, such as accounts receivable, inventory, and accounts payable, will move with sales. For example, a ...