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    current and non-current liabilities on the balance sheet. (Putra, 2008) For example, having a current asset or liability means that they will be converted into cash within one year or by the end of the present financial period. Whereas, the non-current asset or liability is for the long term which is longer than one period. The items for the assets and liabilities as well as the equity are basically the same except for their order placement on the balance sheet. (Putra,…

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    Accounting Degree

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    assets are assets that are likely to be converted into cash with a year of a company's balance sheet. Noncurrent assets are assets that can have undetermined cash conversion time period and are typically company buildings and plant equipment. The materials and completed goods of a company that will be available for sale is considered inventory and can be a substantial portion of their current assets. There is a balance of inventory that needs to exist. If there is too much inventory then there…

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    The Accounting Cycle

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    accounting cycle. “During a specified amount of time one would first record the beginning account balances if any this includes recording and or journalizing assets the business may have such as cash, equipment, and supplies. Second, one must analyze…

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    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 Reliable Cash Flow Projections sheet is if the organization sticks…

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    not to be recognized, henceforth, further reduces the value of the balance sheet. There would be lack of information on intangible assets because many would not be reported. The amortization of Goodwill has also been changed. Now it has to be assessed whether…

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    have learned a great deal in Accounting 231. The class started out by reviewing and expanding on financial reporting concepts that I learned in my lower-level accounting classes. I feel like Unit 1 of Accounting 231 is where the income statement, balance sheet, and statement of stockholder’s equity really clicked with me. I feel comfortable with that material now and think it is much easier now than I ever expected it to be. Unit 2 started out with learning the conceptual framework of…

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    statement is a general description of the performance of the entire companies which are part of Inditex; still, Zara’s contributions represents more than the half of it, with notable growth in sales and revenues along with the expansions in stores. 1.2. Balance…

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    interim profit and know the financial position at the end of a part of the accounting year. C4) Balance Sheet Audit: Balance Sheet Audit is an American terms which means verification of the items appearing in the balance sheet. It includes verification and valuation of assets and liabilities appearing in Balance Sheet. Profit and loss account is not given much importance in this type of audit. In balance sheet audit, the auditors assume that there is a…

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    Qantas Financial Report

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    Financial lease requires companies start from begin to recognize the assets and liabilities on balance sheet, compare to the operating lease that requires the company only need record periodic lease payments rather than the lessor's obligation to recognize at the same time. therefore, under the this results in off-balance sheet accounts that company can be hiding their debt or liability into operating leases. In order to hiding company's debt and liability that…

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    before. However, the increase in the cost of sales due to an addition of the barrel cots will not have any impact on the total profit. It will only reduce the cost of expenses accounted as other expenses. The same will also have an impact on the balance sheet. The value of the inventory asset will increase significantly. The company inventory assets will be high. The new values for the inventory assets would increase to $ 22,156,800.00. The cost of sales will also increase from 3301 to 7270…

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