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What is the straight line depreciation formula?
(Cost - Salvage Value)X (1/Useful Life)= Depreciation expense
Define copyright
It gives owner exclusive right to publish, use, and sell literary, music, artistic or dramatic for a period exceeding 70 years after the author's death
Define patent
Exclusive right granted by fed gov't for a 20 year period. Only that person can use, manufacture or sell patented item
Define Franchise
A contract right to sell certain products or services, use certain trademarks or perform certain activities in a specific geographical region.
Define Licensing Rights
Permission to use something according to specific terms and conditions
Define Goodwill
most frequently reported intangible asset. This asset can encompass a favorable location, an established customer base, a great reputation and successful biz operations
Partner Return on Equity Ratio
Net Income/Average Partner Equity
What is the shrinkage formula?
(Previous year + purchased inventory - COGS)-Actual inventory= Shrinkage
What are the 5 common control principals?
1. Establish responsibility
2. Segregate duties
3. Restrict Access
4. Document procedures
5. Independently verify
What is the intangible asset value formula?
(Purchase price - Fair value)= Goodwill
Loss due to impairment?
Loss due to impairment (-OE)- Debit

Asset (-A)
Credit
What is the true net revenue formula?
Total revenue - Returns and Allowances - Sales Discounts = Net revenue
What is the notes receivables revenue formula?
Interest = Principal X Annual Interest X Time in Years
What is a contingent liability?
A liability you record when it is possible that it will occur. (e.g. a lawsuit)
What is current long-term debt?
Portion of long-term debt that is due in the current period.