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    Internal Auditing of Financial Performance in Deloitte & Touche Introduction Nowadays, the auditing is an essential in each company because it helps to prevent the fraud and monitoring internal control (Jeffrey & studioD, 2016). Our integrated research proposal contains why I choose both of the industry and organization. Also, I provide the SWOT analysis and what are some of relevant CLOs either from semester 7 or semester 8. Then, I write about the statement of the problem with the objective of…

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    Marco Corporation Case Study

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    earning is define as net income or loss of an entity for the current year. Current earning are the difference between all revenues and expenses on the statement of profit and loss and other comprehensive income. It will presented in statement of financial position until they are transferred into retained earnings. Current cash flow are reported in the statement of cash flow that showing the cash inflow and cash outflow in the period. The net cash flow for the period can increase or decrease at…

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    Audit Case 10-Q Audit

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    Based on my analysis from the third quarter 10-Q’s comparative common-sized financial statements, and the earnings quality, I think there are three aspects should be attention-directing for the auditor in planning and performing the audit. First, double checking the inventory. As a retailer company, inventories are the most important assets that account for more than half of the pier 1’s assets and they are the main resource of revenue, so this account has high risk and should be kept on a…

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    increased my knowledge especially in the financial and accounting aspect. This course has introduced me to understanding the relationship between financial and accounting in making an effective strategic decision. In as much they sound alike they are different and used in different purposes, both accounts are important to the business but are used for different purposes. Financial statements are requirement for any organisation and are published at the end of a financial period for its…

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    TITLE: Segment disclosures are widely regarded as some of the most useful disclosures in financial reports because of the extent to which they disaggregate financial information into meaningful and often revealing groups. Discuss. Executive Report: Firstly, our report talks about the objectives and requirement of segmental disclosure followed by brief introduction of the four FTSE companies selected. Since, each of the four companies may have resemblances and variances on how they report the…

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    Dorael's Valuation Case

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    Entities), since the risk level associated to the asset is determinant. Based on legal conditions (SFAS 140) regarding the sale and related obligations regarding transfer of risks (as discussed in question 2), a higher risk asset transferred to Doral Financial Corp (or any transferor) should result into a greater substance reaming in the structure. According to the class action against Doral, “It is likely that there were oral agreements or understandings between the former Treasurer and the…

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    a. What is accounting and how does it help you manage your personal finance? b. Describe the three products of accounting and bookkeeping procedures that are most useful in personal financial planning. C. How could personal financial software assist you in your personal financial decisions? Accounting is one of those tools that make complex things like a huge sum and its breaking down through somehow diverse and seemingly unrelated activities look relatively easy to grasp to us as we strive to…

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    Hershey Financial Analysis

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    Introduction The financial analysis of a company is important to determine its success and progression into new business endeavors. In this analysis, I will discuss the financials of The Hershey company, as well as how the company derived. Milton S. Hershey, founder of The Hershey Company, established remarkable endeavors for the company that still proves success. Milton S. Hershey, established early on it was the best maker of chocolate. He relayed this in their mission and vision statements.…

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    Peyton Approved Case Study

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    it can ensure no receipts have been lost or stolen, concealed errors or irregularities are not left unchecked. It holds everyone accountable for their responsibilities in the ledgers or statements and making sure it is accurate at all times. Peyton approved also performs monthly reconciliations of bank statements and cash receipts therefore providing a good checks and balance…

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    During the past three months Peyton’s financial statements have shown revenues of $60,063.40, expenses of $27,879.33 net income of $32,184.07, Cost of goods sold- $157.60, retained earnings of $29,184.07 and total assets and liabilities of $66,814.07. This shows that the company has done well for this quarter and is in the position for future growth. Analysis and Opportunities Overall, the company shows a high profit, has the potential and the opportunity…

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