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1. Define Stockholder and stakeholder. What is the difference between the two? Stockholder: A man who claims shares in an company and consequently gets some portion of the company's benefits and the privilege to vote on how the company is controlled. Stakeholder: A stakeholder is anyone who can influence or is influenced by an association, venture. They can be internal or external and they can be at senior or junior levels. Difference between Stockholder and Stakeholder: 1. Stockholder (…

Financial and managerial accounting are both important accounting aspects to effectively manage a company. Financial accounting are reports that are mainly used by external stakeholders of a company. Managerial accounting is mainly used by management of a business to help them make informed decisions. While both forms of accounting provide different information for different uses, they both provide important financial information that describes the financial wellness of an organization. Both…

American Eagle Outfitters is an American clothing store, which sells accessories, clothing, etc. It was founded in 1977 (38 years ago). Jerry and Mark Silverman founded it. What is American eagle’s mission state? American Eagle Outfitters is committed to making sure that their employees are treated equally and respected. They seek to work with other companies around the world who share their commitment to safe and healthy workplaces. This mission statement covers all stakeholders because they…

Fig. 1. Material and financial flows in Swiss e-waste. One of the supports of the system is assured financing of the collection and recycling by charging on all new equipments under Advance Recycling Fee (ARF). All the collections are paid at ARF as well as the transport and the recycling of the disposed equipments. For small items like hair dryers, the ARF range it to CHF (Swiss franc) 1, up to CHF 20 for TVs and CHF 40 for refrigerators. In 2003, the total ARF collected was about CHF 71.66…

The Department reviewed audited financial statements provided by First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation for year-end 2014 and 2015. Richey May & Co. completed the independent audits in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. The financial analysis is based on a review of the stated financial condition of the company and should not be considered an attestation regarding the validity of the figures. Capital The capital position of the Licensee appears…

There are two main ways that a bank can be classified as insolvent. The first is if the worth of the bank 's assets and less that the worth of the bank 's liabilities. The second is if the bank cannot pay its debts, even if the bank 's assets are worth more than their liabilities, this is then a problem with the bank 's liquidity. When analyzing the profitability or worth of a bank, book value is commonly used to understand the net worth of all the assets and liabilities that a bank holds on…

1. Introduction The purpose of this report is to analyse Japheth Enterprises finances and provide information obtained through the analysis regarding the liquidity, short-term debt-paying ability and management of inventory for the year end 31 March 2016. This was done by calculating the financial ratios and analysing the income statement and balance sheet. All calculations can be found in the appendix. The report will pay particular attention to the liquidity, short-term debt-paying ability and…

Submitted by: Hina Iftikhar Registration number: 1784212 Course Title: Cost and Financial Management for Project Management (Assignment 1) Name of Instructor: Dr. Muhammad Naveed Submitted on: 21/09/2017 Section: MPM 1C 1. Briefly, explain following; o The economic resources which are claimed by a corporation, company or business are known as an asset. o Liability is a commitment emerging from past occasions, the settlement of which may bring about the exchange or…

stakeholders and analysts. In class, it was discussed that there are several guidelines and standards by which organization have to follow in regards to their financial statements and operations. For example, organizations have to abide by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and the Governmental Accounting…

These standards allow investors and creditors to compare companies within an industry to each other. The standards ensure reports published by competing business contain the same types of information. “Companies are expected to follow general accepted accounting principles when they report their financial information” (Arline, 2015). GAAP has an impact on how a company measures economic activity, information disclosed, how economic information is prepared and summarized, and the interval…