McIntosh ACC545 May 7, 2012 Hung Tran Jamona Corporation Scenario The following paper details the journal entries relating to the investments, inventory, fixed assets, and capital leases noted within the Jamona Corporation document. The attached excel document shows applicable schedules, financial statement handling, and any necessary note disclosures. Investments Purchase 1/1/06 Available-for-sale Securities $322,744.44 Cash $322,744.44 12/31/06 Cash $36,000 Available-for-sale
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Bachelor of Business (Incorporating Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate in Business) Managerial Finance (ACCT 706) Semester Two, 2016 Assignment # 2 Due Date: Week 8, 03/05/16, 12.00 noon Weighting: 25% of the final grade Type: Individual Assignment Length: Approximately 2,000 – 3,000 words excluding appendices Submission: Students are expected to submit a hard copy of the assignment along with Arion generated barcoded assignment cover sheet in the drop box
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Chapter 8 Translation of foreign Currency financial statements Chapter Outline I. In today's global economy, many companies have invested in operations in foreign countries. A. In preparing consolidated financial statements on a worldwide basis, the foreign currency accounts prepared by foreign operations must be restated into the parent company's reporting currency. B. There are two major issues related to the translation of foreign currency financial statements. 1. Which method
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CapSim Demonstration Notes 1. Save MS Excel file from “Getting Started” or work directly online 2. Login to the Excel file using login created during registration a. File, Save (different save options) i. Save “directly to the website” ii. Save “All Team Decisions” to save everything b. Undo i. “To last save” means: ii. “To start of round” means: c. Decisions: i. R&D 1. Performance: Should be within the fine cut, to appeal to customers
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needs and the insurance market. Client and account management experience in a corporate type setting. Excellent knowledge of CRM, MS Office Suite programs including, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, which contained large quantitative data, which were used for creating executive reports for client meetings and presentations. In-depth knowledge of Financial concepts including stock/bond valuation, investment strategy as well as a strong interest in finance/news/capital markets. Proven track record
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will become more efficient than Norfolk. B) Gain Market Power : Based on revenue data from 1995 (Exhibit 1), CSK control 38.5%, Conrail controls 29.4% and Norfolk controls 32.1% of Northeast rail freight market. The proposed merger will allow CSX to control major share (~70 %) of the lucrative North Eastern rail market and enable them to take advantage of synergies in the space. In addition, CSX – Conrail can further improve on its market position by limiting Norfolk’s access to long-haul routes
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world. The company became a global leader through a combination of inventory management and customer service. While competitors used a build-to-stock design, Dell utilized an assemble-to-order design. This meant that Dell only began building the PC until the order is received, using the order money to purchase the components. Dell kept no in-house stock of finished goods inventories. Dell’s supply chain design allowed for mass customization. While other companies in the industry had to guess at consumer
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Fair Market Value | Number of Shares Issued | From Jane - Equipment ($20,000 of depreciation taken by Jane in prior years) | $90,000 | $270,000 | 50* | From Hunter - Secret process | $5,000 | $100,000 | 20 | From Renee - Cash | $50,000 | $50,000 | 10 | From Lynn - Inventory | $85,000 | $130,000 | 20** | *Jane receives $20,000 cash in addition to the 50 shares **Lynn receives $30,000 cash in addition to the 20 shares. Assume the value of each share of Bradley Corporation stock is $5
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should these anticipated uses affect the calculations? A- - Asset appraisal for capital budgeting and financial accounting. - For assessing performance. - To consider proposal for mergers and acquisitions. - To arrive at decision regarding stock repurchasing. At division or business unit level is well as corporate level; cost of capital is an essential component in WACC. 2. Calculate Midland’s corporate WACC. Be prepared to defend your specific assumptions about the various inputs to the
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