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    income tax expense section into three parts: a. The component of tax expense giving more detailed amount of tax expense and deffered tax expense for current and adjustment amount. However, there is no more explanation about the movements of the…

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    an exhibit which included various monthly recurring household expenses. (Exhibit C-1) The ALJ reviewed these expenses to determine if the expenses were causing financial duress for the CS. The regulations however state that the opportunity to increase the CSMNA was not to “guarantee the amenities of any current lifestyle” but rather to prevent the impoverishment of a Community Spouse. The ALJ looked at the Appellant’s verified expenses: water bill of $60.25, electric bill of $287.56, home…

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    Management Expense Ratio = Management Expense/Total Expense | 0.282 | 0.226 | Program Expense Ratio = Program Expense/Total Expense | 0.66 | 0.72 | Revenue Expense Ratio = Total Revenue/Total Expense | 0.945 | 0.111 | Importance of Ratios: Current Ratio: Current ratio measures the capability of the company in paying current liability. Higher the current ratio, better the liquidity position of the company. Generally, a current ratio…

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    Bottom Line Analysis

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    The “Bottom Line” The income statement shows how much revenue a company earned over a defined period (typically a year or a quarter), plus the costs and expenses related to generating that revenue. The “Bottom Line” demonstrates net earnings or losses over the period. Income statements also show earnings per share (EPS). EPS shows how much money shareholders would receive if all of the net earnings for the period were distributed. (A highly unlikely occurrence; they’re usually reinvested.)…

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    production cost can be achieved through cutting down on the projected sales through minimizing the inflow of raw materials. Reduction in inflow is geared toward ensuring that the expenses related to the purchase of raw materials and transportation costs of raw material to the company are reduced. Additionally, the operation expenses which are stipulated in operation budget should be…

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    introduction of GST! A lot of Micro business owners find it quite challenging keeping track of all their Tax Invoices. Prior to GST most bookkeeping entries were coded to the correct expense account straight from the Business Bank Statement, but now it is necessary to refer to your Tax Invoices when recording your expenses in your Accounting Software Program. Setting up a system to keep track of your Tax Invoices is essential. Bookkeeping solutions can be as simple as getting yourself…

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    extent of sales expenses, and the kinds of events salespeople will be motivated to perform (Webster Jr., 1966). There is not a set monetary limit with this plan. However, the sales managers can determine how much they are willing to allow for these expenses. On the other hand, the limited reimbursement option limits the amount of expense reimbursement for salespeople. By setting limits for each expense or by giving the sale reps a predetermined sum of money to cover all expenses. If firms…

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    the overhead expenses in order to have a better evaluation from watchdog organizations but do not only trying to cut this expense • When watchdog organizations evaluate nonprofit organizations, they often focus a lot on overhead expenses and it is one of their standards to measure the success of the nonprofit organizations; however, many people argue that this measurement is not accurate and may have bias . • According to Steppingstone Theatre’s financial reports, most of their expenses go to…

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    Accounting Guide This is a comprehensive guide to accrual accounting. Let’s start with understanding what accrual accounting is. What is Accrual Accounting? Accrual accounting is the art and science of recording, summarizing, classifying the revenues and expenses of the company whenever they happen even if the cash in yet to be received or yet to be paid. Most of the companies follow accrual accounting because it takes care of the complexities of the accounting system. For sole proprietorship…

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    Groupon Financial Summary

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    relied on the ACSOI metrics for its accounting standard, because the company found it more profitable under Non-GAAP metrics than GAAP in terms of its net income and operating income in the financial report. In addition, online marketing expenses, like expenses companies providing Internet marketing services, are always excluded in operating income by using the ACSOI metrics. Based on the GAAP metrics, Groupon measured its net income a lost approximately $413.4 million…

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