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    Qantas Case

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    of the fleet is a specific characteristic that will determine the depreciation policy, with some aircraft being acquired and some leased from manufacturers. In the financial year 2013/2014, Qantas “purchased 17 aircraft and leased six aircraft” (Qantas Airways Limited 2014). They have sole ownership of acquired aircraft and engines and therefore depreciate over the aircraft’s useful life (AASB 116 paragraph 6). Qantas’ depreciation policy for leased aircraft differs depending on classification…

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    Financial Accounting Quiz

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    Q1. a. Public listed company b. 1. The company name has Ltd in it which means limited liability 2. Due to the information this report give us, this company has more than 3000shareholders with 563 million shares. Private company cannot has so many capital. 3. This company is ASXlisted Company. c. 1. Other assets and Pre- payments 2. Provisions and Employee benefits d. e. Consolidated financial report contains the following items: assets, liability, income equity, expenses and cash flow. It can…

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    Depreciation has been an encompassing part of accounting and cash flow assumptions are a main part of the financial statement. The periodic inventory system is a something to consider with recording inventory and reducing waste. Another topic to bring to light is goodwill and intangible assets for health care organizations. There are various ways for depreciation to be measured and determined based off the organizations finances. Much can be said about depreciation, intangible assets, and…

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    Golden Limited Case Study

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    adjustments and information: 24,500 Accumulated Depreciation - Building i-v-e ry Truck*** Collections: Accounts Receivable $21,000; Interest on Bonds $6,000; Cash Sales $95,000 . 50,000 Allcw--ance for Doubtful Debts 110 110 Credit 48,000 1102 1103 , Debit 18,000 i. Bad debt expense is estimated at 1% of credit sales 10,000 ccumulated Depreciation - Delivew Truck ii. Record straight-line depreciation on the building and trucks 8,000…

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    Kohl's Dupont Analysis

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    Kohl’s has a net sales increase of 3.4% to 3.6% in depreciation and amortization due to new stores. For favorable lease rights, Kohl’s begins to amortize when they open new shops and the report show that the accumulated depreciation went from $119 million in 2010 to $130 million in 2011. Also, per year Kohl is estimated its favorable lease rights to be $10 million for 2014 and 2015. The net…

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    Fiscal 2011 Annual Report

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    Starbucks will collect their average accounts receivable in fewer days. Chapter 9: Financial Statement Case 9-1 on p. 601 1. The Starbucks Corporation is using straight-line depreciation for their financial statements and for their tax purposes I believe they use double declining depreciation. 2. 523.3 million is the amount of depreciation and amortization expense for the year ending October 2, 2011 3. $274.4 million is how much Starbucks’ fixed asset cash purchases were during the ending year…

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    the import duty cost which is 8% of the purchase price so the import duty is $2 million; thus, the total money the company has spent for the new PPE is $30 million. The PPE has the 8% depreciation which is last twelve economic years. Hence, each year the profit of the company will deduct an amount of the depreciation expense that is $2.4 million; because of the deduction of the profit so there will create a tax shield for the company when the company pay less tax because of the deduct in their…

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    BluJay Aviation Ivan V. Paulino Embry Riddle Aeronautical University MGMT 210 Max Profits Consulting Firm Dear Wren McKeemon & Brad Castanada BluJay Aviation, We here at Max Profits Consulting Firm are grateful for the opportunity to provide recommendations to your company, “BluJay Aviation”. We have been in the consulting business for over 20 years; we fully expect to meet your needs and concerns. We intend to provide unbiased and educated commendations to BluJay Aviation by…

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    The cost of goods sold are anticipated to be 30% of sales. Incremental labor costs are $90,000 per year, maintenance costs are $25,000 per year and incremental overheads are anticipated to be $50,000. You must calculate depreciation. Miscellaneous costs aside from depreciation are $42,000 per year. This project has a life of 10 years and they estimate salvage value of the equipment at $160,000. The cost of capital for Gordon is normally 10% but this particular project is out of their normal…

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    Analysis Of M & S

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    goodwill To start with the intangible assets of M&S, the two main intangible assets of M&S are goodwill and computer software (Marks and Spencer, 2016). M&S have the joint venture partnerships with Lima (Bradford) S.à r.l. that share the Bradford distribution centre and the fair value of this derivative instruments was £2.0 million. M&S acquired the remain 50% share of Lima (Bradford) S.à r.l. on 29th of February in 2016, and this distribution centre has been fully transferred to M&S on that day…

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