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    Statement of Cash Flows Every investor, creditor, potential partners or third party is interested in how well a business is doing before any money and/ or time is spent on that firm. In order for them to fully understand the financial well-being of a company, they must read a statement of cash flows. A statement of cash flow, is also known as “cash flow statement,” is defined as “a basic financial statement that provides information about cash receipts, cash payments, and the net change in cash…

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    There are Internal and external users of financial Information Internal users are those who are inside the company: 1. Management: Manager use the Financial information to analyze companies performance and also for any kind of steps to be taken for improving company position. 2. Employees: Employees Use the financial statement for understanding the laws and section which is apply for taxation and what consequences can occur on their…

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    Ifrs Vs Gaap

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    abbreviation for generally accepted accounting principles. Which is the values and guidelines pointed out by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). IFRS stands for International Financial Reporting Standards which intel’s the accounting standards developed by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB). Which is the global standard for the planning of shared company financial statements. The start of the U.S. GAAP and IFRS was the concept in the late 1950’s during world war II.…

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    Running head: SARBANES- OXLEY ACT ATICLE ANALYSIS Sarbanes- Oxley Act Article Analysis University of Phoenix Sarbanes- Oxley Act Article Analysis Internal controls mandated by the Sarbanes – Oxley act have proven to be a difficult hurdle for publicly held companies to comply with. (Barnes & Thornburg, 2004) The internal control requirements of the Sarbanes – Oxley act have laid the responsibility of internal audits, effectiveness and efficiency of internal auditing controls…

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    “Components of Financial Management” Managers within the firm, as well as the firm’s owners and lenders, keep track of the firm’s performance by reviewing its financial statements - income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows. Every business firm, small or big, from a sole proprietor to Partnership to the business organization, all of it keeps the record of its financial transaction. It is known as financial statement. Financial statement is the mirror of the financial…

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    and clear. Her students should clearly understand the points that she furnish in the syllabus. It will be very fair and simple for the students if they follow all the guideline in order to meet the course requirement and pass the class. Rhetorical analysis of Journal of Accountancy Journal of accountancy is one of the popular journal in the field of Accountancy. This journal contains recent news and articles in the field of Accountancy. It post the update about accounting rules and regulations.…

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    maximize investor’s wealth (shareholder and bondholders). Within corporate finance, the average firm is separated into three divisions, which are 1. Controller 2. Financial, Planning, and Analysis (FP&A) 3. Treasury Controller The controller department usually has the worst reputation of the three departments and often referred to as financial…

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    Bank of America Corporation Porter Five Forces Analysis Strategic Management Essays, Term Papers & Presentations Porter Five Forces Analysis is a strategic management tool to analyze industry and understand underlying levers of profitability in a given industry. Bank of America Corporation managers can use Porter Five Forces to understand how the five competitive forces influence profitability and develop a strategy for enhancing Bank of America Corporation competitive advantage and long term…

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    System Structure Requirement Statement for System Structure will help to better explain the database and its web input interface, which health care providers and patients will use to take a look at the data, obtain, modify and update the information in the data that is in the database. The requirement statement will provide information on the system that is part of a much larger system where the restrictions and access are integrated with external media and implemented across the component. This…

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    Vertical and Horizontal Analysis Vertical Analysis A vertical analysis is a measure in which the entry of three of the major categories of the balance sheet are represented as a proportion of the total amount. The main advantage is that the balance sheets, income statements and other financial reports can be compared quite easily. The main idea of a vertical analysis is that it identifies each line item of a financial statement as a percentage of the main focus of the statement. For example,…

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