Huffman Trucking Ratio Analysis Memo ACC/291 June 28, 2012 James Haynes Ratio Analysis Memo Starting in 1936, in Cleveland, Ohio, K. Huffman founded Huffman Trucking. “The growth of the company was the direct result of World War II and the increased demand for carrier services between factories in the Midwest to ports on the East Coast.” As of today, Huffman Trucking has transitioned from a single tractor trailer to 925 drivers and 800 tractors, and continues to provide the same delivery service
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Ratio Analysis Memo – ACC/291 University of Phoenix To: Ms. Kathy Kudler, CEO From: Accounting Re: Company Ration Analysis Kudler Fine Foods accounting department has completed a full analysis on the 2003 financial statistics. Different tools of analysis are used to help complete the analysis measurement. Below you will find exact calculations on liquidity ratios, profitability ratios, and solvency ratios. Financials from 2003 have helped us get an overall view of the company’s well being
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Effect of Ethical Behavior Article Analysis ACC/291- Carla Leonard July 22, 2013 The evolving culture of compliance. versus true integrity are identified by putting laws into place that protects it's employees. The ethical behavior with corporations and their executives have been often placed under scrutiny but unjustified in many cases. The resources and manpower that it takes to form these corporations has often been integrity based but legislatively unfair. The government has place
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Effect of Behavior Article ACC/291 April 25, 2012 Effect of Unethical Behavior Article Analysis The Sarbanes-Oxley act was created in 2002 and was put in place because their needed to be some guidelines in accounting to prevent fraudulent activities from occurring. In the 1990’s businesses would create false financial statements in hopes to raise their stock prices to get more investors. The most notable company to crash
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Ratio Analysis Memo Principles of Accounting II ACC/291 Ratio Analysis Memo For the first ratio of solvency debt to total assets one must take the total debt Kroger owns 20,440.7 and divide it by the total assets 24,651.5. Once this is done Kroger has a debt to total assets ratio of .83, which means that 83% of Kroger's assets are financed by creditors. This is a not a good debt to assets ratio because Kroger only owns 17% of its assets out right. Kroger has a high debt to asset ratio which
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Week 5 Reflection Team A ACC/291 February 29, 2013 Steven Marantz Weekly Reflection We covered very interesting topics in week three and four. The students were asked to discuss topics which they felt comfortable with, the topic they may have struggled with, and how the weekly topics related to the application of their field. The students of team A have some similar pertaining to the weekly reading assignment and some that
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Effect of Unethical Behavior Article Analysis February 25, 2013 ACC/291 After the unethical acts of two famous companies Enron and World Com congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxly Act in 2002. This legislation was put in place due to the companies cooking the books and making the company look better financially then they really were. This defrauded a lot of public investors and thus the act came in to being to protect the public from scandals like this. To do this
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Effect of Unethical Behavior Article Analysis Travis Murphy ACC/291 August 17 2013 Professor Kelly Bair A very common example of an unethical accounting practice is the misrepresentation or false recording of figures. Accountants will do this to cover up situations and complications that have hampered the company. Accountants believe that the occurrence or occurrences will soon improve so that falsifies the numbers to put a band aid on the wound until it hopefully heals. What occurs
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