The assignment has two requirements:Use the attached financial statements to1.) Calculate the following ratios for two years, the current ratio, quick ratio, debt to total asset, gross profit percentage, earnings per common share, dividend payout ratio and net profit margin. ALL these ratios are not in the text or in the videos. You will need to use the internet to find them. Look at the […]

The analysis and recommendation must be written in the form of a business memorandum from theEquity Research team (you) to the Portfolio Manager (me) and must include each of the followingcomponents.Balance Sheet Analysis (base company): Chipotle is the base company and Potbelly is the peer compnayAnalyze three items on the balance sheet (or balance sheet-based financial ratios; see the list onpage 4) for your base […]

TO PREPARE Using the most recent financial report (ACFR) for Walden Heights, analyze the following elements: What were the major industries or sectors of the economy, as presented in the Introductory section? Was an independent audit conducted, and in the auditor’s opinion, were the financial statements presented fairly? Note two interesting things you learned from the MD&A section about the financial condition of the city. […]

Topic 1: Professional organizations are important in any area of business. To become more familiar with professional accounting organizations, first go to the national organization (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, https://www.aicpa.org/ ). Then go to your state accounting organization. For example, in Florida go to the FICPA ( https://www.ficpa.org/content/home.aspx ) or, in New York, the NYSSCPA ( https://www.nysscpa.org/ ). Consider joining as a student […]

requirements are: a. Comparable multiples (p/s and p/e)* as a valuation method. The mostimportant aspect of (a) is the selection of inputs and the associateddocumentation, discussion, and motivation for why certain companiesand numbers were selected.b. Acquisition Premium. Again, defend your input(s)!c. Discounted Cash Flow Analysis, which must include the Terminal Value(TV). As in (a), document your selections. The forecast must be for 5years in total. […]

Completerequirements 4 through 10 of the Jane’s Skateboards for the second milestone of the course project. In some cases, you will need to review the original entry from part 1 to complete the adjusting entry. Use the videos as examples but the amounts and length of prepayment may be different. Note: the post ref for adjusting entries will not be JE# they will be AE#. […]

EMPLOYEE_IDBRANCH_IDEMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAMEEMPLOYEE_LAST_NAMEPOSITION ACTIVE SALARY MOS100 LA100 Bernie Madon Chief Executive Officer Y 220000 MOS111 LA100 Timothy Spies Branch Manager Y 128500 MOS112 LA100 Sherika Spies Accounts Payable & Payroll Y Clerk53000 MOS116 LA400 Carolyn Lopez Administrative Assistant N NULL MOS127 LA200 Ross Tanory Branch Manager Y 114000 MOS140 TX100 Maria Weber Administrative Assistant N NULL MOS159 LA400 Andrew Strong Branch Manager Y 112000 MOS160 TX100 Boyce […]

PRESENTATION TOPIC: Forms of doing business and impact to owners ACCTG 332: Federal Income Taxation Presentation (100 points) Presentations in the business world are important to articulate and communicate issues to relevant stakeholders. During the Summer 2024 semester you have been Federal Income Taxation. Part of this learning process has been learning the rules, applying the rules to problems and using critical thinking skills. Please […]

College of Administration and Finance SciencesForm No 4- Internship Report Cover Page Student`s name: Student`s ID #: Training Organization: Trainee Department: Field Instructor Name: Field Instructor Signature: Course Title: CRN: Internship Start Date: Internship End Date: Academic Year/Semester: For Instructor’s Use only Instructor’s Name: Total Training Hours /280 Students’ Grade: Marks Obtained /30 Level of Marks: High/Middle/Low College of Administration and Finance Sciences Academic Report […]

ACC 691 Module Three Assignment Guidelines and Rubric Scenario You are a senior accountant for a CPA firm, and the owner of one of your small retail clients is concerned because they have noticed discrepancies on product returns. The owner has found that managers are keeping returned products and selling them on the side, instead of discarding the product or returning it to the shelf. […]