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    The MD&A section of the financial statement were consistent with my research results. Netflix is an emergent company that is attempting to expand their services worldwide. With this expansion comes an internal growth within the company, but it also come with a rise of costs within the operation that is becoming dangerous for Netflix. This is illustrated in Netflix’s financial reports. You can clearly see the growth of Netflix in their balance sheet. Every year their total assets grow at least…

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    ratio for comparison. In addition, the key number can be found on the balance sheet which entails total assets or total equities, liabilities, and net assets together. The calculations are to be completed for the ratio pertaining to the asset to the balance sheet for comparison. Then, for each ratio can be calculated for each liability and net asset to link to total liabilities and net assets. According to (Finkler, S.A., Ward, D.M. & Calabrese, I.D., 2013), once you have calculated the common…

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    Now minus the Total Liabilities from the Total Assets When a business gets a negative number they have to increase their income, cut expenses, or borrow money to stay operational. With personal finance, the outcome is the same, except borrowing more money should not be one…

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    when managers misuse their superior knowledge about business possibilities to gain performance targets that are lower than there best guess forecast about the future. (Lukka, 1988). For example, a sales manager for a company that sells agricultural products produces 2,000 tons of fertilizer but it produces only 1,500 that particular year. Therefore, there is a slack of 500 tons of fertilizer. Thirdly, the budgetary control system leads to having departmental conflicts because of the competition…

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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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    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…

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    Finance Options for my laptop purchase Introduction The purpose of the report is to find two financing options for the purchase of a laptop. The purchase is through Noel Leeming, paying a $300 deposit. The total cost of the laptop and accessories is $1932.95. Finance Option 1 [Westpac] Get a personal loan from Westpac Bank of $1650 Loan detail summary: Loan amount- $1650.00 Interest Rate- 18.95% Loan Term- 1 year Monthly payment- $176.00 Total Payment- $2112.00 Additional Cost- Establishment…

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    How is comprehensive income different than net income? DEFINITION of 'Comprehensive Income' The change in a company's net assets from nonowner sources over a specified period of time. Comprehensive income is a statement of all income and expenses recognized during that period. The statement includes revenue, finance costs, tax expenses, discontinued operations, profit share and profit/loss. INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Comprehensive Income' Companies typically report comprehensive income in a…

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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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    Better  Comment: Pizza Pizza’s cash current debt coverage decreased by 0.41 while Boston Pizza’s increased by 1.25. This ratio signifies that Boston Pizza generated 12.16$ of cash flow from operating activities to cover each dollar of current liabilities while Pizza Pizza generated 7.83$. Solvency Ratios: Debt to Total Assets 2015 2014 Comp. with Prior Year Pizza Pizza 20.13% 18.24% Worse Boston Pizza 38.03% 44.16% Better  Comment: Pizza Pizza’s level of debt increased…

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