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    Red Flags Case Study

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    If a company put too many assets in its long-term categories, its financial flexibility will be impaired. 2) The significant increase in current and long-term liabilities From 2003 to 2007, Bear Stearns’ current liabilities increased $140,326 (80.32%), and its long-term liabilities increased $38,545 (128.51%). With too many liabilities on hand could be a red flag. As we already know, debts usually have covenants restrict companies’…

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    Case Study: Kroger Company

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    FACTORS: Statement “The Risk Assessment Standards establish standards and provide guidance concerning the auditor’s assessment of the risks of material misstatement in a financial statement audit and the design and performance of audit procedures whose nature, timing, and extent are responsive to the assessed risks.” (Risk Assessment, 2017). An auditor doing a risk assessment would look at materiality, results from previous audits both internal and externa, data sources, among others and the…

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    If we use the debt ratio formula which is “Debt Ratio = Total liabilities/ Total assets” we can calculate how much the company’s assets are debt and if you do the calculations we the following numbers .346 for 2011, .329 for 2012 and 2.99 for 2013. With the numbers decreasing it means that the company has less dependence…

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    | Total liabilities and stockholders' equity | $1,000,000 | $1,300,000 | $1,894,000 | | | | | | Exhibit 3 | Selected Industry Ratios | | | 200X | 200Y | 200Z | | Growth in sales | ----- | 9.98% | 10.02% |…

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    Financial Condition Liquidity Ratio: In figure 1, the current ratio illustrates Imperial Brands ability to pay their current liabilities. Imperial Brands were not likely to pay their current liabilities in 2012 and 2013, since a current ratio that is below 1 is not a good sign. However, their current ratio increased significantly in 2014 and 2015, since their current liabilities reduced and their current assets increased. Moreover, Imperial Brands’ current ratio is lower than the industry…

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    Executor Liability

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    When beneficiaries named in an estate know they will receive a portion of the decedent’s property, they get anxious. In most common estates, beneficiaries are unaware of the following factors that determine the length of time it will take the executor to distribute property: • Executor responsibility – The priority for any executor is to pay the expenses and the taxes of the estate. Also, the executor must provide the probate court with an Inventory of Assets as depicted in the article…

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    education but knew a lot about business. The author states about the different lessons ho got to learn about financial education from both his fathers. This book focuses on developing financial intelligence. He differentiates between assets and liabilities. He teaches some other key lessons that can be very useful to not only earn money but to keep the money as well. One of the most important lessons that I learned is to be bold. Many times life provides…

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    Dell Executive Summary

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    percent. May be small, but these changes certainly had a big contributed to the overall gaining of the company and says that its operations through the common size income statement are surely better. The statement of financial position puts the liabilities, equity, and assets into percentages of the group as a…

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    Corporate Level Strategy and Business-Level Strategy, Tesla Motors is a company that has known how to well penetrate in the car industry and in the market. According to Liu, Kang, Wu, Chen & Hon “Tesla is pursuing market penetration strategy and related constrained. Tesla intends to enhance their influence on the current markets with their current products. They also market their electric powertrain components to other automakers (2014).” Tesla is really focusing on working on market penetration…

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    GLAC 1830 – IUS. Environmental & Disposal Liabilities • FIAR (Brian Sykes and Ali St. Clair)/ AT&L (Patricia Hueey) o Current reporting dollar amount is zero. o Brian opened up with discussing the E&DL memo. He went on to explain the differences between event driven Liabilities and asset driven liabilities for purposes of E&DL. o Event driven liabilities are covered through DRRP/ BRAC and compliance programs. o Clean-ups are asset driven liabilities. DHP does not have DRRP; but they may…

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