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proprietorship) Generally these types of accounts are increased with a debit: Dividends (Draws) Expenses Assets Losses Generally these types of accounts are increased with a credit: Gains Income Revenues Liabilities Stockholders ' (Owner 's) Equity With the…

financial analysis. The different profit margins are used to measure a company’s profitability in various cost levels, including gross margin, operating margin, pretax margin and the net profit margin. The profit margin is part of a category of the profitability rations calculated as net income divided by revenue, or net profits divided by sales. (Investopedia, 2017) Total margin rations examines a company’s revenue as a function of its expenses. Unlike operating…

capital gain in the hand of assessee? Law:  Section 6 of the Income Tax Law defines the assessable income. According to it, assessable income of the taxpayer for the relevant income year means the aggregate of ordinary income and taxable statutory income.  S104 of the Income Tax Act provides that the assessee must include in his/her assessable income the net amount generated by way of sale of capital asset held by him/her during the income year under consideration.  According to 102-20, the…

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…

Noora Al-salmi MSA-660 6-21-2017 CASE 6‐9 Comprehensive Income Earnings as defined in SFAC No. 5 are consistent with the current operating performance concept of income. Comprehensive income is consistent with the all‐inclusive concept of income. Required: 1. Discuss the current operating performance concept of income. The current operating performance concept is a method that measures the efficiency of a company. The concept measures the effectiveness of the entity's use of its…

So may it be ax deductions , food expenses , clothing etc… or an amount invested in securities for expected goods returns are all listed and counted to yield Net Cash Flow . In Alice ‘s case Net Cash Flow was just $400 as her first annual free cash flow that she will save for investment. Cash flow statement implies assigning a plus (+) or minus ( - ) sign to each amount following the purposes they have served . For instance…

reports. There are quite a few differences between government and for-profit business accounting. One of these is the main goal for accounting for each. A typical business’s main goal is to earn a profit. Financial statements expand on net income because net income is a measure of…

I will be looking at the Tesco Plc Annual Report and Financial Statements 2014 in this week’s learning journal since it is the company I chose in my week 1. Before I delve into discussing whether I think they use accrual-based account or cash-based accounting I will like to define the terms. Accrual basis accounting simply means the process of recording revenue and expenses as they take place even though there has not been an exchange of cash, while, cash basis accounting as the name typifies is…

2) Net Profit Margin The net profit margin is calculated as Net Profit ÷Revenue (*100) and it tells us the proportion of profits retained by the company after the deduction of all operating expenses, cost of goods/services, tax and interest charges. 2015 The NPM of AT&T has shown a fluctuating trend. In 2015, AT&T’s selling, general and admin costs fell by 17% due to workforce reductions and the sale of AT&T’s Connecticut operations.51(AT&T, 2015) However, because of the increasing…

outstanding to the market price of each share. Market capitalization affects the income statements in that the more a firm makes more income it indirectly leads to increase in the market capitalization. If the net income in a company goes up, the price of the stock also goes up and therefore it increases the market capitalization. This proves that the market capitalization affects the income statement of the net income derived from the firm at the end of each financial period. This also has an…