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Form Number 3 – PERIODIC REPORT
Internship Student Report | Month #?
Start Date: _10__/__9_/_2023__
End Date: _5__/__10_/_2023__
Student’s Name: Rana saeed alomari
Student’s ID Number: S190118389
Training Organization: Saudi Electricity Company
Trainee Department: accounting
Trainee Supervisor Name: Salam al abdkader
Faculty Member: Maysoon khojah
Course: 430
CRN: 11131
Academic Year/Semester: First term
(Instructions)
➢ This report must be submitted on Blackboard (WORD format only) via the allocated folder.
➢ Email submission will not be accepted.
➢ Your work should be clearly and completely presented; marks may be reduced for poor
presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page.
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➢ Late submission will result in ZERO marks being awarded.
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marks.
➢ Use Times New Roman font 12 for all your answers.
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(Report Components)
Task(s)
New skill(s)
Meeting(s)
Difficulty/ Challenge(s)
Learning
What are the activities and tasks given to you during this
month?
• Create an asset in Excel for project accounts and then
enter it into the SAP system.
• Examining (reviewing) files of capital projects that
have been closed.
• Detailed documents for the declaration items that are
sent to the Authority with the tax declaration.
What skills did you learn through the month?
• Working on the Excel program with various tasks
assigned to me.
• Work on the tax invoice and link it electronically to
the barcode.
How many meetings did you attend?
I have attended 5 meetings until now.
What are the difficulties you had this month?
• Preparing capital project closure files.
• Ensure that the original and the original are both in
the register.
• Capitalization base for capital projects.
How did you overcome these difficulties?
• I was given a memorandum from the Project
Accounts Department to clarify the work procedures
and detailed tasks of the department.
• Meeting with the Assets Department and explaining
how to inventory assets through identification cards
and field visits.
• Work to consider the project as an asset and capitalize
it until the project is fully completed.
What did you learn from completing the tasks
1/ Examine the files of the violating projects in the forms to
ensure that the name, registration number, destroyer name,
and seal match. I then review the repair cost account
containing the cost of labor and tools by calculating the
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quantity with the unit price, and then verifying that the total
cost is correct.
2/ Matching desalination invoices with the system and
verifying them. Also calculate first quarter revenue.
3/ Working to close completed projects and cancel
incomplete projects and the procedures followed after
cancellation.
What did you want to learn more?
1/ Items included in the zero tax and the exempt tax, and the
difference between them is two taxes.
2/ Clarifying the meaning of reverse taxation.
3/Knowing the conditions for supplying value-added tax to
the Authority.
*Note:
1. This report is a summary of the training activities performed.
2. You may attach additional pages if needed. And student can attach any extra note to this form.
Name: ______ Rana saeed alomari ______
Signature: ___________________________
a) Return on Assets
=
Total Profit for the year
Average General Takaful Assets
=
377,500
1,453,750
=
.2596 or 25.96 %
(Note: Average General Takaful Assets = Amount of General Takaful Assets (Year 2014) +
Amount of General Takaful Assets (Year 2015) / 2)
b) Quick Liquidity
=
Cash and Short-term Investment
Short term liabilities
=
35,000
85,000
c) Surplus Distribution Ratio
=
=
145,500
958,000
.1518 or 15.18 %
77,500 + 28,300 + 58,000
662,500
.2472 or 24.72%
=
=
=
Wakalah Fee + Commission paid + Management Expense
Net Contribution
=
e) Claims Ratio
.4117 or 41.17 %
Underwriting Surplus Distributable to
Participants/Participants’ Share of Profit
Gross Contribution
=
d) Expense Ratio
=
Net Claim Incurred
Earned Contribution
=
287,500
632,500
=
.4545 or 45.45%