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    a box of parts without a kanban is a clear signal that something is out of place. The third major function is inventory control. When using a kanban system, it is very easy to control the amount of finished product on hand. The number of kanbans in the system will be determined through levelized production and only that quantity of kanbans will be issued, thus keeping your inventory at the pre-determined level. Regular audits of the system will keep this quantity in check (“Lean…

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    Assignment 4: Nonprofit Profitability Ensures Steady Cash Flow According to the Reliable Cash Flow Projections sheet the organization referred to in Chapter 10 requires a cash flow of $13,462 per day to stay in the black, without any profit (McLaughlin, 2009, p. 137) and according to The Balance Sheet the organization has only enough cash on hand $16,190 which is only a little over the organization’s one day’s operational needs (McLaughlin, 2009, p. 125). What is most troublesome about the…

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    known as as stock turnover ratio or inventory velocity. This ratio is calculated to don 't forget the adequacy of the quantum of capital and its justification for making an investment in stock or stock. stock turnover is used to degree the efficiency of sales. Inventory turnover is the wide variety of times received through dividing fee of sales with the aid of stock. (Average Inventory/Sales) x 365 for days (Average Inventory/Sales) x 52 for weeks…

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    Introduction Properly matching costs with sales is a major role in accounting for inventory. The matching principle is used to decide how much of the cost of the goods available for sale is deducted from sales and how much is carried forward as inventory and matched against future sales. Four very common methods used to assign costs to inventory and to cost of goods sold are as follows: (1) Specific identification; (2) First-In, First-Out (FIFO); (3) Last-In, First-Out (LIFO); (4) Weighted…

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    Currently I am a small business owner with my wife in Roswell, Georgia. Advantages of a Small Business Owner with an Accounting Degree As a small business owner I wear many hats. My understanding of accounting enables me to do financial reporting and management applications of that information. For instance I knew how to setup the business myself saving hundreds of dollars. My ability to understand things such as the best business entity to setup, how to file tax forms, filing of information,…

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    situations reveals an internal control weakness: Situation a. In evaluating the internal control over inventory for the Williams Oil Services Company, an auditor learns that the warehouse receiving clerk is responsible for ordering parts for supply inventory use in drilling services, counts the inventory when received at the dock, records the receipts into the inventory ledger, and takes the annual inventory, No supervisor reviews the receiving clerk’s work. • The missing internal control…

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    firm’s Inventory account. • Inventory Balance $2000 (purchased) - $1200 (sales) - $300 (returns) = $500 c) Absence of a purchases account is due to purchases, purchase returns and allowances, sales and sales returns are recognized in the inventory account balance. Perpetual inventory systems show all changes in inventory in the “inventory” account. Purchase accounts are not used in the perpetual inventory system. This is to keep the inventory balance current at all times. 4. Inventory…

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    When compare Tal Lanka Hotels PLC’s stock turnover period with Sigiriya Village Hotels PLC, it seems that Tal Lanka Hotels PLC’s stock management strategies are highly efficient. It is recommended to match stock management strategies with customer demand. Because unnecessary stock holding leads to higher stock holding cost and damage to stock. Whereas holding less stock level creates problems in customer demand. c) Debtor turnover…

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    A retailer must create an assortment for all category and determine the purchase quantity for each. van Ryzin et al (1999) creaed a multinomial logit model to describe the consumer choice process and a newsboy model to represent the retailer 's inventory cost and studied how different factors affect the optimal level of assortment…

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    value of such assets—at least in theory. The analyst must be alert to the makeup and the method of valuation of Goodwill as well as to the method of its ultimate disposition. One way of disposing of the Goodwill account, frequently preferred by management, is to write it off at a time when it would have the least impact on the market's assessment of the company's performance. (for example, in a period of losses or reduced earnings). 16. Costs are capitalized as assets when these expenditures…

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