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Kiddo Company manufactures and ships children’s stuffed animals across the nation. The following are profit statements for the company’s two lines of business: Costs that are easily associated with each line of business are included in the direct costs. Allocated costs include costs that are not directly traced to the business units. These costs include employee benefits, rent, telecommunications costs, and general and administrative costs, such as the salary of the CEO of Kiddo. At the start of 2014, allocated costs were estimated as follows: In the past, allocations have been based on headcount (the number of employees in each business unit). There were 210 employees in Stock and 70 employees in Custom. The new controller of Kiddo believes that the key driver of employee benefits and telecommunications costs is headcount. However, rent is driven by space occupied, and general and administrative costs are driven by relative sales. Kiddo rents 42,000 square feet; approximately 21,000 is occupied by Stock employees and 21,000 by Custom personnel. Prepare profit reports for Stock and Custom, assuming the company allocates costs using headcount, space occupied, and sales as allocation bases. (Enter loss using either a negative sign preceding the number e.g. -45 or parentheses e.g. (45).) Alocated cost Direct cost Income (loss) before taxes Sales Custom StuffedStock Stuffed Animals (Stock)Custom Stuffed Animals (Custom)Sales$6,696,000$4,464,000Less direct costs2,450,0004,100,000Less allocated costs3,230,0001,110,000Income (loss) before taxes$1,016,000$(746,000) Solution.
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The issues which cannot be obtained from the Cisco Systems Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc. financial statements are the actual market value of the firms, and whether fraudulent activity took place within the business. The aforementioned issues turn out to be of concern to any investor, as well as, other stakeholders because on the side of the investors, and they do not purchase stocks on the basis of a firm’s past financials. Buyers do not purchase a firm’s interest simply because it had a great year. The past cannot be the future; thus, intelligent shareholder put their cash into the future. In that respect, they have interests in a firm’s product research, backlog, future revenue streams and other multiple things that indicate the market value of a firm but cannot be derived from the financial statement (AICPA, 2019).
These products as well as services offered through Cisco organization, Inc is also efficiently commercialized. The Cisco Systems was initially marketed throughout educational innovations as well as has extended into the industry leader. Cisco organization commercialized their products as well as services in different means. For instance, Cisco Systems provided conference companies when advertising their goods, which advertised the company as active and engaged to their consumer support. Additionally, Cisco Systems as well as marketplace their products as well as services through getting the non-restrictive way. For example, Cisco Systems also does not consider one kind of application. Rather the corporation pays also close attention to the consumers, new plus future trends, as well as offers a variety of the options to every consumer. As the result of the Cisco organization's victorious marketing method, the corporation has as well become the foremost industry leader.
Important networks also have been critical to the Cisco organization Inc. The world leader into networking for the Internet, Cisco offers the comprehensive line of the solutions for carrying information, sound, and television at double settings120 and has been regarded with a number of the strategic networks within its pursuit of the competitive success. The Cisco lately broadcasted that it was altering its organizational system. In history, the business’s system had three main business units’ venture, the service provider, as well as commercial. Also, in every chance, this would be the case, even though the development of the strategy in addition to system In Cisco would finally settle the topic.
It should also be noted that from a financial statement, the investors, together with other stakehold.
Running head FINANCIAL STATEMENT INFORMATION .docx
Running head: FINANCIAL STATEMENT INFORMATION 1
FINANCIAL STATEMENT INFORMATION 3
Financial Statement Information
Sonya Hatfield
South University Online
FIN 4060
Professor Clark
March 16, 2020
Cisco Systems Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc
The issues which cannot be obtained from the Cisco Systems Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc. financial statements are the actual market value of the firms, and whether fraudulent activity took place within the business. The aforementioned issues turn out to be of concern to any investor, as well as, other stakeholders because on the side of the investors, and they do not purchase stocks on the basis of a firm’s past financials. Buyers do not purchase a firm’s interest simply because it had a great year. The past cannot be the future; thus, intelligent shareholder put their cash into the future. In that respect, they have interests in a firm’s product research, backlog, future revenue streams and other multiple things that indicate the market value of a firm but cannot be derived from the financial statement (AICPA, 2019).
These products as well as services offered through Cisco organization, Inc is also efficiently commercialized. The Cisco Systems was initially marketed throughout educational innovations as well as has extended into the industry leader. Cisco organization commercialized their products as well as services in different means. For instance, Cisco Systems provided conference companies when advertising their goods, which advertised the company as active and engaged to their consumer support. Additionally, Cisco Systems as well as marketplace their products as well as services through getting the non-restrictive way. For example, Cisco Systems also does not consider one kind of application. Rather the corporation pays also close attention to the consumers, new plus future trends, as well as offers a variety of the options to every consumer. As the result of the Cisco organization's victorious marketing method, the corporation has as well become the foremost industry leader.
Important networks also have been critical to the Cisco organization Inc. The world leader into networking for the Internet, Cisco offers the comprehensive line of the solutions for carrying information, sound, and television at double settings120 and has been regarded with a number of the strategic networks within its pursuit of the competitive success. The Cisco lately broadcasted that it was altering its organizational system. In history, the business’s system had three main business units’ venture, the service provider, as well as commercial. Also, in every chance, this would be the case, even though the development of the strategy in addition to system In Cisco would finally settle the topic.
It should also be noted that from a financial statement, the investors, together with other stakehold ...
Exide Tech supplemental valuation (2 Dec 2014)
This document summarizes the methodology used to value Exide Technologies based on its Disclosure Statement. Key points include:
- The document analyzed Exide's projections and created a discounted cash flow model using its income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements over 5 years.
- The model estimated Exide's enterprise value at $1,750 million, above total debt of $1.1-1.4 billion.
- The value includes $326 million from net operating losses and $72.75 million from intellectual property.
- The results do not factor in potential legal recoveries, brand value, or strategic expansions.
authority the right to direct with permission to act.centralizat.docx
authority the right to direct with permission to act.
centralization/decentralization the degree of delegation of decision making, authority, and power within an organization.
departmentalization organizing people into different departments or divisions in which collections of tasks are place together, such as accounting, marketing, and production.
formalization the presence of rules and procedures.
job a set or series of tasks performed by an individual on behalf of an organization.
job analysis the process of assigning tasks to jobs.
job description a formal list of tasks and duties.
job design what occurs when managers determine the tasks needed to be done, who will do them, and what selection criteria will be used to choose employees and place them on the job.
job specification a list of the eligibility requirements or qualifications needed to perform a job.
mechanistic organization characterized by high use of rules and procedures, a greater number of levels in the organization, and formal relationships between workers, and that is, as a result, a less flexible method of operation.
mechanization/computerization measures the reliance on computers and technology to maintain operations.
organic structures that employ few rules and procedures, have a small number of organizational levels and ranks, allow for informal relationships among workers and supervisors, and are much more flexible and adaptable as a result.
organizational design the process by which managers make specific organizing choices that result in the particular kind of organizational structure they will utilize.
organizational structure a formal system of task and reporting relationships that coordinates the activities of members so that they work together to achieve organizational goals.
organizing the process of bringing people and resources together to create products and services in an efficient and effective manner.
responsibility (or accountability) the obligation to complete tasks as assigned.
standardization the use of a series of job titles that are exactly the same, and the assignment of workers to perform the same activities.
Part 1
A business firm will no longer exist after it has been _________________.
paid with dividends
restructured with its capital components
liquidated
reorganized
repurchased with its stock
The discount rate assigned to an individual project must be estimated according to
I. the firm's depreciation rate for a levered firm.
II. the actual sources of funding used for the project.
III. an average of the firm's overall cost of capital for the past five years.
IV. none of the above statements is correct.
I only
II, III and V only
II only
IV only
III and IV only
The net present value (NPV) of a project can be reduced by
I. moving each of the cash inflows forward to a sooner time period
II. increasing the required discount rate
III. increasing the amount of the final cash inflow
IV. decreasing the project's initial cost at time z ...
Q1Flinders Company has two service departments, Factory Administra.docx
Q1Flinders Company has two service departments, Factory Administration and Maintenance, and two operating departments. Selected information relating to these departments is given below:Service DepartmentsOperating DepartmentsFactoryMaintenanceXYAdministration Departmental costs$ 119,700 $ 63,940 $ 723,000 $ 623,000 Number of employees6 4 40 70 Total labor hours3,200 5,200 70,000 70,000 The company allocates service department costs by the step-down method. Factory Administration costs are allocated first on the basis of number of employees, and then Maintenance costs are allocated on the basis of total labor hours.Service DepartmentsOperating DepartmentsFactory AdministrationMaintenanceXY Departmental costs$ $ $ $ Allocations: Factory Administration Maintenance Total costs after allocations$ $ $ $
Q2Tajiri Corporation uses customers served as its measure of activity. The following report compares the planning budget to the actual operating results for the month of May:Tajiri CorporationComparison of Planning Budget to Actual ResultsFor the Month Ended May 31PlanningActualVariancesBudgetResults Customers served39,000 40,000 Revenue (3.40q)$132,600 $136,500 $3,900 F Expenses: Wages and salaries ($23,900 + $1.29q)74,210 75,500 1,290 U Supplies ($0.69q)26,910 24,210 2,700 F Insurance ($5,800)5,800 5,800 0 Miscellaneous ($4,800 + $.38q)19,620 16,920 2,700 F Total expense126,540 122,430 4,110 F Net operating income$6,060 $14,070 $8,010 FRequired:1Complete the company's flexible budget performance report for May. Label each variance as favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Input all amounts as positive values. Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. Indicate the effect of each variance by selecting "F" for favorable, "U" for unfavorable, and "None" for no effect (i.e., zero variance). Omit the "$" sign in your response.)Tajiri CorporationFlexible Budget Performance Report Part 1 & 2For the Month Ended May 31Planning BudgetActivity VariancesU/F/NoneFlexible BudgetRevenue and Spending VariancesU/F/NoneActual Results Customers served39,000 40,000 Revenue$132,600 $$ $$136,500 Expenses: Wages and salaries74,210 75,500 Supplies26,910 24,210 Insurance5,800 5,800 Miscellaneous19,620 16,920 Total expense126,540 122,430 Net operating income$6,060 $$ $$14,070
Q3“I can’t understand what’s happening here,” said Mike Holt, president of Severson Products, Inc. “We always seem to bid too high on jobs that require a lot of labor time in the Finishing Department, and we always seem to get every job we bid on that requires a lot of machine time in the Milling Department.Yet we don’t seem to be making much money on those Milling Department jobs. I wonder if the problem is in our overhead rates.” Severson Products manufactures high-quality wood products to customers’ specifications. Some jobs take a large amount of machine work in t ...
Digerati Reports Financial Results
Digerati reported financial results for the third quarter of 2012, with an 82% increase in cloud communication revenues and a 42% improvement in EBITDA. Revenues for the quarter were $705,000 with a net loss of $131,000 after excluding non-cash items. The company has secured 10 value-added resellers and over 40 business accounts on its cloud platform. Digerati also migrated its network and back office systems to improve operations and allow for further scaling of the business.
Distinction between capital and revenue expenditure
This document distinguishes between capital and revenue expenditures. Capital expenditures are expenses to acquire long-term assets that provide benefits for more than one year, such as new equipment. They are recorded on the balance sheet and cash flow statement. Revenue expenditures are everyday operating costs like wages and utilities that provide benefits within one year. They are recorded on the income statement but not the balance sheet. Examples provided are purchasing a new machine as capital expenditure and hiring employees to operate it as revenue expenditure.
Let = {a1,a2,.....,ak}. Show that there arewords of length n that.pdf
Let = {a1,a2,.....,ak}. Show that there are
words of length n that contain exactly i1a1,s,i2a2,s,....ikak,s. (n!/i1 ! i2 ! ...ik !)
Solution
if n letters all unique then different words = n! since i letters are the same and these
can be arranged i! ways then the number of words would be n!/i! continue this way since i2
letters are the same, number of words n!/(i!i2!) eventually getting the answer above..
Lenows Drug Store and Halls Pharmaceuticals are competitors. The.pdf
Lenow\"s Drug Store and Hall\'s Pharmaceuticals are competitors. The seperate capital structure
for Lenow and Hall are presented as follows
Lenow Hall
Debt @ 10% $ 100,000 $200,000
Common Stock, $10 par 200,000 Common Stock, $10 par 100,000
------------ --------------
Total 300,000 300,000
Common Share 20,000 Common Share 10,000
a Complete the following table given earnings before interest and taxes of $20,000, $30,000, and
$120,000. Assume the tax rate is 30 percent. (Leave no cells blan - be certain to enter \"0\"
wherever required.) Round answers to 2 decimal places.
EBIT Total Assets EBIT/TA Lenow EPS Halls EPS
20,000 300,000
30,000 300,000
120,000 300,000
What is the relationship between the EPS of the two firms
b-1 What is EBIT/TA rate -----------------------%
b-2 What is cost of Debt -------------------------%
b-3 State the relationship between earnings per share and the level of EBIT
c. - If the cost of debt went up to 12 percent and all other factors remained equal, what will be
the break even point?
Solution
1) EBIT/TA- 20000/300000 = 6.67%
30000/300000=10%
120,000/300000=40%
2) The after-tax cost of the debt is computed as follows: $10,000 paid to the lender minus $3,000
of income tax savings equals a net cost of$7,000 per year on the $100,000 loan. This means the
after-tax cost is 7% ($7,000 divided by $100,000).
3)
While deciding on the appropriate capital structure for an organisation, the first thing is to
understand the affect on Earning Per Share (EPS) due to the changes in Earning Before Interest
and Taxes (EBIT) under different financing alternatives.
The relationship between EBIT and EPS is as follows:
(EBIT – I) (1-t)
EPS = ---------------------
n
Where,
EBIT = earnings before interest and taxes
EPS = earnings per share
I = interest
t = tax rate
n = number of equity shares
Break-even EBIT level
Break-even EBIT level is the indifferent point where EPS under alternative financing plan is the
same. Mathematically, the break-even EBIT level is:
(EBIT* - I1) (1 – t) (EBIT* - I2) (1- t)
--------------------------- = -------------------------
n1 n2
Where,
EBIT* = indifference point between the two alternative financing plans
I1, I2 = interest expenses
t = income-tax rate
n1, n2 = number of equity shares outstanding after adopting financing plans 1and 2
Illustration
Consider a company XYZ ltd., which is considering the following two financing options:
Applying the above equation for XYZ ltd. (considering the tax rate is 50%), we get,
(EBIT* - 0) (0.5) (EBIT* - 1,400,000) (0.5)
----------------------- = ------------------------------------
2,000,000 1,400,000
EBIT* = Rs.2,800,000
Therefore, the break-even EBIT level, is Rs.2,800,000 for XYZ ltd. If the present EBIT level of
XYZ ltd is more than the break-even EBIT, then it would be better off to finance the new project
by issuing bond. The equity finance option will be favourable if the present level of EBIT is
below the break-even EBIT level..
Legacy IEEE 802.11 wireless local-area networks (WLANs) operate in w.pdf
Legacy IEEE 802.11 wireless local-area networks (WLANs) operate in which of the following
layers of the ISO/OSI reference model?
Physical and data layers
Data and network link layers
Transport and presentation layers
Application and session layers
Solution
a. Physical and data layers
Legacy IEEE 802.11 wireless LANs (WLANs) operate in the physical layer and the data link
layer of the ISO/OSI reference model because they define the physical characteristics and access
rules for the network. The physical layer addresses areas such as frequencies used and
modulation techniques employed.
Left-hand entries decreaseA. Asset accountsB. Liability accountsC. O.pdf
Left-hand entries decreaseA. Asset accountsB. Liability accountsC. Owners’ equity accountsD.
Both B and CE. None of the above
Solution
In a journal entry left side represent debit and right hand side represent credit.
Asset accounts have debit balances, so, if left hand entries are passed, then debit balances will
increase.
Liabilities as well as Owners\' Equity accounts have credit balances, so a left hand entry
decreases Liability accounts and Owners\' Equity accounts.
Therefore Answer is Option D. i.e., Liability accounts and Owners\' Equity accounts..
Learning Activity 1Following is a list of ethical issues that are.pdf
Learning Activity 1:
Following is a list of ethical issues that are significant in most workplaces and issues that are
often associated with ethical dilemmas in organizations.
invasion of privacy, confidentiality of personnel information, being penalized for refusing to do
something in violation of common morality, being penalized for after work conduct, written
reasons for demotion or transfer, privacy related to accessibility of others to personnel files
Which one of these do you consider of utmost importance in the workplace and why?
USE in text CITES to support your conclusions and decision. Respond in 2-4 paragraphs.
Learning Activity 2:
Read the scenario below and respond to the question following.
Scenario: To Lie or Not to Lie
Assume you have frequently been late to work in the past several months, not for a specific
reason except that you overslept several times, are often disorganized about getting your children
to the school bus in the mornings, and about getting yourself ready for work. Your manager
asked to meet tomorrow to discuss your tardiness. You are concerned you will be fired.
You know your manager was empathetic and helpful to a co-worker who was late to work
several times because of complications with the family
Solution
Performing the business operations morally and ethically plays a vital role in organizations. Any
form of moral misconduct by the business officials is likely to tarnish the image of the company.
Some of the unethical practices stated in the question are strictly not acceptable by the
organizations. No person can have an unauthorized access to the company\'s confidential details
and documents.
Invasion of privacy is the common phenomenal found in organizations. It is often seen that some
employees take advantage of their position and extract personal data from the IT sources by
bribing or by some other corrupt practices. The information leaked can harm the company by
revealing their business strategies to the competitors.
Hence, a company should be vigilant and keep a check on unethical practices through CCTV
camera install at the workplace. It would help them in catching the accused..
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Financially Viable
In order for Disney to expand to Mexico, our group has had to look at a multitude of factors, from opportunities, risks, threats, marketing plans, pricing strategies, and risk mitigation strategies to name a few. Based on all of our groups research, we determined that expanding to Mexico is financially viable. In this section we will start with initial start up costs that Disney will have to incur in year 0. After year 0, we will discuss total operation cost factors and potential revenue Disney expects in the first year. Finally, we will discuss total subscribership and expected revenues starting in year 1.
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Running head: FINANCIAL STATEMENT INFORMATION 1
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The issues which cannot be obtained from the Cisco Systems Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc. financial statements are the actual market value of the firms, and whether fraudulent activity took place within the business. The aforementioned issues turn out to be of concern to any investor, as well as, other stakeholders because on the side of the investors, and they do not purchase stocks on the basis of a firm’s past financials. Buyers do not purchase a firm’s interest simply because it had a great year. The past cannot be the future; thus, intelligent shareholder put their cash into the future. In that respect, they have interests in a firm’s product research, backlog, future revenue streams and other multiple things that indicate the market value of a firm but cannot be derived from the financial statement (AICPA, 2019).
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Important networks also have been critical to the Cisco organization Inc. The world leader into networking for the Internet, Cisco offers the comprehensive line of the solutions for carrying information, sound, and television at double settings120 and has been regarded with a number of the strategic networks within its pursuit of the competitive success. The Cisco lately broadcasted that it was altering its organizational system. In history, the business’s system had three main business units’ venture, the service provider, as well as commercial. Also, in every chance, this would be the case, even though the development of the strategy in addition to system In Cisco would finally settle the topic.
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Running head: FINANCIAL STATEMENT INFORMATION 1
FINANCIAL STATEMENT INFORMATION 3
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Cisco Systems Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc
The issues which cannot be obtained from the Cisco Systems Inc. and Dell Technologies Inc. financial statements are the actual market value of the firms, and whether fraudulent activity took place within the business. The aforementioned issues turn out to be of concern to any investor, as well as, other stakeholders because on the side of the investors, and they do not purchase stocks on the basis of a firm’s past financials. Buyers do not purchase a firm’s interest simply because it had a great year. The past cannot be the future; thus, intelligent shareholder put their cash into the future. In that respect, they have interests in a firm’s product research, backlog, future revenue streams and other multiple things that indicate the market value of a firm but cannot be derived from the financial statement (AICPA, 2019).
These products as well as services offered through Cisco organization, Inc is also efficiently commercialized. The Cisco Systems was initially marketed throughout educational innovations as well as has extended into the industry leader. Cisco organization commercialized their products as well as services in different means. For instance, Cisco Systems provided conference companies when advertising their goods, which advertised the company as active and engaged to their consumer support. Additionally, Cisco Systems as well as marketplace their products as well as services through getting the non-restrictive way. For example, Cisco Systems also does not consider one kind of application. Rather the corporation pays also close attention to the consumers, new plus future trends, as well as offers a variety of the options to every consumer. As the result of the Cisco organization's victorious marketing method, the corporation has as well become the foremost industry leader.
Important networks also have been critical to the Cisco organization Inc. The world leader into networking for the Internet, Cisco offers the comprehensive line of the solutions for carrying information, sound, and television at double settings120 and has been regarded with a number of the strategic networks within its pursuit of the competitive success. The Cisco lately broadcasted that it was altering its organizational system. In history, the business’s system had three main business units’ venture, the service provider, as well as commercial. Also, in every chance, this would be the case, even though the development of the strategy in addition to system In Cisco would finally settle the topic.
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Exide Tech supplemental valuation (2 Dec 2014)
This document summarizes the methodology used to value Exide Technologies based on its Disclosure Statement. Key points include:
- The document analyzed Exide's projections and created a discounted cash flow model using its income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements over 5 years.
- The model estimated Exide's enterprise value at $1,750 million, above total debt of $1.1-1.4 billion.
- The value includes $326 million from net operating losses and $72.75 million from intellectual property.
- The results do not factor in potential legal recoveries, brand value, or strategic expansions.
authority the right to direct with permission to act.centralizat.docx
authority the right to direct with permission to act.
centralization/decentralization the degree of delegation of decision making, authority, and power within an organization.
departmentalization organizing people into different departments or divisions in which collections of tasks are place together, such as accounting, marketing, and production.
formalization the presence of rules and procedures.
job a set or series of tasks performed by an individual on behalf of an organization.
job analysis the process of assigning tasks to jobs.
job description a formal list of tasks and duties.
job design what occurs when managers determine the tasks needed to be done, who will do them, and what selection criteria will be used to choose employees and place them on the job.
job specification a list of the eligibility requirements or qualifications needed to perform a job.
mechanistic organization characterized by high use of rules and procedures, a greater number of levels in the organization, and formal relationships between workers, and that is, as a result, a less flexible method of operation.
mechanization/computerization measures the reliance on computers and technology to maintain operations.
organic structures that employ few rules and procedures, have a small number of organizational levels and ranks, allow for informal relationships among workers and supervisors, and are much more flexible and adaptable as a result.
organizational design the process by which managers make specific organizing choices that result in the particular kind of organizational structure they will utilize.
organizational structure a formal system of task and reporting relationships that coordinates the activities of members so that they work together to achieve organizational goals.
organizing the process of bringing people and resources together to create products and services in an efficient and effective manner.
responsibility (or accountability) the obligation to complete tasks as assigned.
standardization the use of a series of job titles that are exactly the same, and the assignment of workers to perform the same activities.
Part 1
A business firm will no longer exist after it has been _________________.
paid with dividends
restructured with its capital components
liquidated
reorganized
repurchased with its stock
The discount rate assigned to an individual project must be estimated according to
I. the firm's depreciation rate for a levered firm.
II. the actual sources of funding used for the project.
III. an average of the firm's overall cost of capital for the past five years.
IV. none of the above statements is correct.
I only
II, III and V only
II only
IV only
III and IV only
The net present value (NPV) of a project can be reduced by
I. moving each of the cash inflows forward to a sooner time period
II. increasing the required discount rate
III. increasing the amount of the final cash inflow
IV. decreasing the project's initial cost at time z ...
Q1Flinders Company has two service departments, Factory Administra.docx
Q1Flinders Company has two service departments, Factory Administration and Maintenance, and two operating departments. Selected information relating to these departments is given below:Service DepartmentsOperating DepartmentsFactoryMaintenanceXYAdministration Departmental costs$ 119,700 $ 63,940 $ 723,000 $ 623,000 Number of employees6 4 40 70 Total labor hours3,200 5,200 70,000 70,000 The company allocates service department costs by the step-down method. Factory Administration costs are allocated first on the basis of number of employees, and then Maintenance costs are allocated on the basis of total labor hours.Service DepartmentsOperating DepartmentsFactory AdministrationMaintenanceXY Departmental costs$ $ $ $ Allocations: Factory Administration Maintenance Total costs after allocations$ $ $ $
Q2Tajiri Corporation uses customers served as its measure of activity. The following report compares the planning budget to the actual operating results for the month of May:Tajiri CorporationComparison of Planning Budget to Actual ResultsFor the Month Ended May 31PlanningActualVariancesBudgetResults Customers served39,000 40,000 Revenue (3.40q)$132,600 $136,500 $3,900 F Expenses: Wages and salaries ($23,900 + $1.29q)74,210 75,500 1,290 U Supplies ($0.69q)26,910 24,210 2,700 F Insurance ($5,800)5,800 5,800 0 Miscellaneous ($4,800 + $.38q)19,620 16,920 2,700 F Total expense126,540 122,430 4,110 F Net operating income$6,060 $14,070 $8,010 FRequired:1Complete the company's flexible budget performance report for May. Label each variance as favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Input all amounts as positive values. Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. Indicate the effect of each variance by selecting "F" for favorable, "U" for unfavorable, and "None" for no effect (i.e., zero variance). Omit the "$" sign in your response.)Tajiri CorporationFlexible Budget Performance Report Part 1 & 2For the Month Ended May 31Planning BudgetActivity VariancesU/F/NoneFlexible BudgetRevenue and Spending VariancesU/F/NoneActual Results Customers served39,000 40,000 Revenue$132,600 $$ $$136,500 Expenses: Wages and salaries74,210 75,500 Supplies26,910 24,210 Insurance5,800 5,800 Miscellaneous19,620 16,920 Total expense126,540 122,430 Net operating income$6,060 $$ $$14,070
Q3“I can’t understand what’s happening here,” said Mike Holt, president of Severson Products, Inc. “We always seem to bid too high on jobs that require a lot of labor time in the Finishing Department, and we always seem to get every job we bid on that requires a lot of machine time in the Milling Department.Yet we don’t seem to be making much money on those Milling Department jobs. I wonder if the problem is in our overhead rates.” Severson Products manufactures high-quality wood products to customers’ specifications. Some jobs take a large amount of machine work in t ...
Digerati Reports Financial Results
Digerati reported financial results for the third quarter of 2012, with an 82% increase in cloud communication revenues and a 42% improvement in EBITDA. Revenues for the quarter were $705,000 with a net loss of $131,000 after excluding non-cash items. The company has secured 10 value-added resellers and over 40 business accounts on its cloud platform. Digerati also migrated its network and back office systems to improve operations and allow for further scaling of the business.
Distinction between capital and revenue expenditure
This document distinguishes between capital and revenue expenditures. Capital expenditures are expenses to acquire long-term assets that provide benefits for more than one year, such as new equipment. They are recorded on the balance sheet and cash flow statement. Revenue expenditures are everyday operating costs like wages and utilities that provide benefits within one year. They are recorded on the income statement but not the balance sheet. Examples provided are purchasing a new machine as capital expenditure and hiring employees to operate it as revenue expenditure.
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Pitching VC’s? Here’s the deck we used to raise $145M
Pitching VC’s? Here’s the deck we used to raise $145M
Company 1Company #1Income StatementBalance SheetAll numbers in tho
Company 1Company #1Income StatementBalance SheetAll numbers in tho
Financially ViableIn order for Disney to expand to Mexico, our .docx
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Distinction between capital and revenue expenditure
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Let = {a1,a2,.....,ak}. Show that there arewords of length n that.pdf
Let = {a1,a2,.....,ak}. Show that there are
words of length n that contain exactly i1a1,s,i2a2,s,....ikak,s. (n!/i1 ! i2 ! ...ik !)
Solution
if n letters all unique then different words = n! since i letters are the same and these
can be arranged i! ways then the number of words would be n!/i! continue this way since i2
letters are the same, number of words n!/(i!i2!) eventually getting the answer above..
Lenows Drug Store and Halls Pharmaceuticals are competitors. The.pdf
Lenow\"s Drug Store and Hall\'s Pharmaceuticals are competitors. The seperate capital structure
for Lenow and Hall are presented as follows
Lenow Hall
Debt @ 10% $ 100,000 $200,000
Common Stock, $10 par 200,000 Common Stock, $10 par 100,000
------------ --------------
Total 300,000 300,000
Common Share 20,000 Common Share 10,000
a Complete the following table given earnings before interest and taxes of $20,000, $30,000, and
$120,000. Assume the tax rate is 30 percent. (Leave no cells blan - be certain to enter \"0\"
wherever required.) Round answers to 2 decimal places.
EBIT Total Assets EBIT/TA Lenow EPS Halls EPS
20,000 300,000
30,000 300,000
120,000 300,000
What is the relationship between the EPS of the two firms
b-1 What is EBIT/TA rate -----------------------%
b-2 What is cost of Debt -------------------------%
b-3 State the relationship between earnings per share and the level of EBIT
c. - If the cost of debt went up to 12 percent and all other factors remained equal, what will be
the break even point?
Solution
1) EBIT/TA- 20000/300000 = 6.67%
30000/300000=10%
120,000/300000=40%
2) The after-tax cost of the debt is computed as follows: $10,000 paid to the lender minus $3,000
of income tax savings equals a net cost of$7,000 per year on the $100,000 loan. This means the
after-tax cost is 7% ($7,000 divided by $100,000).
3)
While deciding on the appropriate capital structure for an organisation, the first thing is to
understand the affect on Earning Per Share (EPS) due to the changes in Earning Before Interest
and Taxes (EBIT) under different financing alternatives.
The relationship between EBIT and EPS is as follows:
(EBIT – I) (1-t)
EPS = ---------------------
n
Where,
EBIT = earnings before interest and taxes
EPS = earnings per share
I = interest
t = tax rate
n = number of equity shares
Break-even EBIT level
Break-even EBIT level is the indifferent point where EPS under alternative financing plan is the
same. Mathematically, the break-even EBIT level is:
(EBIT* - I1) (1 – t) (EBIT* - I2) (1- t)
--------------------------- = -------------------------
n1 n2
Where,
EBIT* = indifference point between the two alternative financing plans
I1, I2 = interest expenses
t = income-tax rate
n1, n2 = number of equity shares outstanding after adopting financing plans 1and 2
Illustration
Consider a company XYZ ltd., which is considering the following two financing options:
Applying the above equation for XYZ ltd. (considering the tax rate is 50%), we get,
(EBIT* - 0) (0.5) (EBIT* - 1,400,000) (0.5)
----------------------- = ------------------------------------
2,000,000 1,400,000
EBIT* = Rs.2,800,000
Therefore, the break-even EBIT level, is Rs.2,800,000 for XYZ ltd. If the present EBIT level of
XYZ ltd is more than the break-even EBIT, then it would be better off to finance the new project
by issuing bond. The equity finance option will be favourable if the present level of EBIT is
below the break-even EBIT level..
Legacy IEEE 802.11 wireless local-area networks (WLANs) operate in w.pdf
Legacy IEEE 802.11 wireless local-area networks (WLANs) operate in which of the following
layers of the ISO/OSI reference model?
Physical and data layers
Data and network link layers
Transport and presentation layers
Application and session layers
Solution
a. Physical and data layers
Legacy IEEE 802.11 wireless LANs (WLANs) operate in the physical layer and the data link
layer of the ISO/OSI reference model because they define the physical characteristics and access
rules for the network. The physical layer addresses areas such as frequencies used and
modulation techniques employed.
Left-hand entries decreaseA. Asset accountsB. Liability accountsC. O.pdf
Left-hand entries decreaseA. Asset accountsB. Liability accountsC. Owners’ equity accountsD.
Both B and CE. None of the above
Solution
In a journal entry left side represent debit and right hand side represent credit.
Asset accounts have debit balances, so, if left hand entries are passed, then debit balances will
increase.
Liabilities as well as Owners\' Equity accounts have credit balances, so a left hand entry
decreases Liability accounts and Owners\' Equity accounts.
Therefore Answer is Option D. i.e., Liability accounts and Owners\' Equity accounts..
Learning Activity 1Following is a list of ethical issues that are.pdf
Learning Activity 1:
Following is a list of ethical issues that are significant in most workplaces and issues that are
often associated with ethical dilemmas in organizations.
invasion of privacy, confidentiality of personnel information, being penalized for refusing to do
something in violation of common morality, being penalized for after work conduct, written
reasons for demotion or transfer, privacy related to accessibility of others to personnel files
Which one of these do you consider of utmost importance in the workplace and why?
USE in text CITES to support your conclusions and decision. Respond in 2-4 paragraphs.
Learning Activity 2:
Read the scenario below and respond to the question following.
Scenario: To Lie or Not to Lie
Assume you have frequently been late to work in the past several months, not for a specific
reason except that you overslept several times, are often disorganized about getting your children
to the school bus in the mornings, and about getting yourself ready for work. Your manager
asked to meet tomorrow to discuss your tardiness. You are concerned you will be fired.
You know your manager was empathetic and helpful to a co-worker who was late to work
several times because of complications with the family
Solution
Performing the business operations morally and ethically plays a vital role in organizations. Any
form of moral misconduct by the business officials is likely to tarnish the image of the company.
Some of the unethical practices stated in the question are strictly not acceptable by the
organizations. No person can have an unauthorized access to the company\'s confidential details
and documents.
Invasion of privacy is the common phenomenal found in organizations. It is often seen that some
employees take advantage of their position and extract personal data from the IT sources by
bribing or by some other corrupt practices. The information leaked can harm the company by
revealing their business strategies to the competitors.
Hence, a company should be vigilant and keep a check on unethical practices through CCTV
camera install at the workplace. It would help them in catching the accused..
Leadership does not only pertain to the business environment. Leader.pdf
Leadership does not only pertain to the business environment. Leadership transcends business
and is an integral part of societal growth and values. It applies to all aspects of life. We are
catalysts of it and affected by it at any given moment. Leadership in Society is about ordinary
people who do extraordinary things. It is the ability to inspire the hearts of others. In other words,
being an effective leader is a 24 hour a day, 7 day a week commitment of love. It is not just
about our jobs.
describe (in your words) the difference between leadership and management. Do you consider
yourself a leader or a manager? Support your personal view with details.
Leadership is not exclusive to policy makers. Leadership exists in every aspect of an
organization. The culture of any organization is a reflection of the executive leadership\'s values,
but what if we are not policy makers and we work for an organization where a dissonant culture
exists? How can we, as individual leaders in other departments affect the subcultures we work
in?
Solution
Leadership and management must go hand in hand. They are not the same thing. But they are
necessarily linked, and complementary. Any effort to separate the two is likely to cause more
problems than it solves.
Still, much ink has been spent delineating the differences. The manager’s job is to plan, organize
and coordinate. The leader’s job is to inspire and motivate. In his 1989 book “On Becoming a
Leader,” Warren Bennis composed a list of the differences:
– The manager administers; the leader innovates.
– The manager is a copy; the leader is an original.
– The manager maintains; the leader develops.
– The manager focuses on systems and structure; the leader focuses on people.
– The manager relies on control; the leader inspires trust.
– The manager has a short-range view; the leader has a long-range perspective.
– The manager asks how and when; the leader asks what and why.
– The manager has his or her eye always on the bottom line; the leader’s eye is on the horizon.
– The manager imitates; the leader originates.
– The manager accepts the status quo; the leader challenges it.
– The manager is the classic good soldier; the leader is his or her own person.
– The manager does things right; the leader does the right thing.
Perhaps there was a time when the calling of the manager and that of the leader could be
separated. A foreman in an industrial-era factory probably didn’t have to give much thought to
what he was producing or to the people who were producing it. His or her job was to follow
orders, organize the work, assign the right people to the necessary tasks, coordinate the results,
and ensure the job got done as ordered. The focus was on efficiency.
But in the new economy, where value comes increasingly from the knowledge of people, and
where workers are no longer undifferentiated cogs in an industrial machine, management and
leadership are not easily separated. People look to their managers, not just to a.
Leaders can improve productivity and job satisfaction within organiz.pdf
Leaders can improve productivity and job satisfaction within organizations.
True
False
Solution
True
An effective leader with proper motivation, incentive system and effecient monitoring and
allocation of resources can increase both the producativity and job satisfaction.
Lawrence Industries most recent annual dividend was $1.80 per share .pdf
Lawrence Industries most recent annual dividend was $1.80 per share and the firm\'s required
return is 11%.
If dividends are expected to grow by 5% annually for 3 years and follows by a 2% constant
growth rate in years 4 to infinity.
What is the valuation of Lawrence Industries stock today?
Solution
Annual dividend (d0) = $1.80
required rate of return = 11%
growth rate for 3 years = 5%
d3 = $1.80*(1+0.05)3
= $2.084
in 4th year growth rate = 2%
d4 = $2.084*(1+0.02) = 2.1254
price = D/(Ke - g)
= 2.2154/ (0.11 - 0.02)
= $23.62
valuation of Lawrence Industries stock today = $23.62.
Law that is dubbed higher than human law is calledSolutionHig.pdf
Law that is dubbed higher than human law is called?
Solution
Higher law as normative for the Constitution is, therefore,twofold. The founders adhered to two
conceptions of higher law inestablishing the Constitution: one empirical and the
othernonempirical.
The empirical conception of higher law signifies that, likephysical nature, human nature and
society in history displayregularities of connections between facts that can be
fruitfullygeneralized into maxims or scientific laws..
Laura Jennings has been disturbed by the repeated failures of her si.pdf
Laura Jennings has been disturbed by the repeated failures of her six-year-old computer. Her
homework assignments at school have suffered and her social network is dead-in-the-water. She
is looking for some relief. She could easily find it using the _________________.
Ethos Diagram.
Segment Assessment.
Gap Analysis.
Wilson Observatory Schedule.
Product Attribute Benefits.
Dikama Point Scale.
Solution
Wilson Observatory Schedule..
Lastly, discuss the financial statements that must be presented by a.pdf
Lastly, discuss the financial statements that must be presented by a government university that
engages in only business-type activities? Is there a GASB or FASB requirement that mandates
this type of implementation?
Solution
Most businesses have a goal of earning profit for stockholders. Thus, the financial statements of
most businesses are designed to allow stockholders and others concerned with profitability a
means to monitor the performance of the business in question. Universities, colleges and other
non-profit organizations ostensibly have an entirely different purpose. Universities and colleges,
in particular, are institutions of higher learning established primarily to create and disseminate
knowledge. Universities and colleges receive a significant portion of their funding from donors
and governmental entities. These funds are often given with certain restrictions and conditions.
Consequently universities use a system of fund accounting. The primary purpose of fund
accounting is to provide trustees, who are legally responsible for running universities, the
information to monitor the funds that come into the institution and make sure that they are
expended for their intended purpose.
The Governmental Account Standards Board (GASB) governs the reporting of financial data for
public universities and colleges. In 2002, public universities and colleges changed their financial
statements so that they more closely resemble those in for profit businesses (GASB 34). The
Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) governs private universities and colleges
financial statements. FASB changed the way that private universities and colleges report
financial data before 2002. The effect of the changes of GASB and FASB on the way
universities and colleges report their financial data was to put it in a format that much more
closely aligned with for profit businesses.
To get a true picture of a university’s finances, one must look at the actual financial statements,
which represent the actual revenues and expenses of a university. Non-profit organizations, such
as universities and colleges, take in revenue in the form of tuition dollars, donations and
governmental support. In the process of carrying out the mission of their institution, universities
incur expenses. The difference between the revenues that come into a university or college and
its expenses is known as a change in net assets. If a university takes in more revenue then it
expends, there is a positive increase in net assets (i.e. net income). Conversely, if the expenses
exceed the revenues there is a decrease in net assets (i.e., a net loss). Increases or decreases in net
assets are one of the prime indicators of how a university or college is performing financially.
Financial data is reported either as a stock or flow. A stock means measurement takes place in
dollars without respect to time. For example, the amount of money in your savings account is a
stock. Flows are measurements that .
Last year a pool of 500 applicants to Yale university showed that 13.pdf
Last year a pool of 500 applicants to Yale university showed that 135 were from the state of New
York. Find the 95% confidence interval of the true proportion of the New yorkers who applied
to Yale. Please answer showing work step by step!!! Thank you!!!
Solution
Confidence Interval For Proportion
If (n>=30) CI = p.
Laser Optics will pay a common stock dividend of $7.10 at the end of.pdf
Laser Optics will pay a common stock dividend of $7.10 at the end of the year (D1). The
required rate of return on common stock (Ke) is 18 percent. The firm has a constant growth rate
(g) of 8 percent. Compute the current price of the stock (P0).
Solution
PO = 7.10/(0.18-0.08) = 71 per share.
Laplace transforms and step functions. 1. Sketch the graph of the fu.pdf
Laplace transforms and step functions. 1. Sketch the graph of the function f defined by 2.
Express the function f in terms step functions. 3. Compute the Laplace transform of f using
Laplace transforms of step functions.
Solution
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1CSVtsXrMv9NVJ2UlNTWE9OZTA/view?usp=sharing.
Lake Aberdeen has a mean phosphorus conc. of 14.6 mgL and standard .pdf
Lake Aberdeen has a mean phosphorus conc. of 14.6 mg/L and standard deviation of 5.8 mg/L.
Random day selected.
Q: What is the probability that the total phosphorus differs from the mean by more than 5mg/L?
Can you explain how to do this problem? Thank-you
Solution
Normal Distribution
Mean ( u ) =14.6
Standard Devaition ( sd )=5.8
Normal Distribution = Z= X- u / sd ~ N(0,1)
P(X > 19.6) = x-U/5.8
= 5/5.8
= 0.8621
= P ( Z >0.8621) From Standard Normal Table
= 0.19432.
Lance Rice has decided to invest $1,200 quarterly for eight years in.pdf
Lance Rice has decided to invest $1,200 quarterly for eight years in an ordinary annuity at 4%.
The total cash value of the annuity at end of year 8 is
Solution
Answer
Cash value of Annuiyt = CF*((1+i)^n)-1/i
i= Interest rate
n- number of payments
CF = 1,200 quarterly= 1200*4= 4,800 annually
Interest arte = 4%
n = 8 years
Csh value = 4,800*[(1+0.04)^8-1]/0.04 = $ 44, 228.
l 2x+5 l 6 solve for x valuesSolutionl 2x + 5 l 6That .pdf
l 2x+5 l < 6 solve for x values
Solution
l 2x + 5 l < 6
That means:
(2x+5) < 6 or -(2x+5) < 6
We could rewrite as follow:
==> -6 < 2x + 5 < 6
Subtract 5 from all sides:
==> -11 < 2x < 1
Now divide by 2:
==> -11/2 < x < 1/2
Then x values belong to the interval (-11/2, 1/2).
l 2x+5 l 6 solve for x valuesSolutionl 2x + 5 l 6That m.pdf
l 2x+5 l < 6 solve for x values:
Solution
l 2x + 5 l < 6
That means:
(2x+5) < 6 or -(2x+5) < 6
We could rewrite as follow:
==> -6 < 2x + 5 < 6
Subtract 5 from all sides:
==> -11 < 2x < 1
Now divide by 2:
==> -11/2 < x < 1/2
Then x values belong to the interval (-11/2, 1/2).
Kirkpatrick and Locke (1991) in an earlier reading provided us with .pdf
Kirkpatrick and Locke (1991) in an earlier reading provided us with insight into the role of
personal traits and their contribution to the emergence of a leader. Discuss how people
possessing the “right stuff” tend to surface as leaders. In similar fashion, what clues to the
emergence of leaders are provided by the writings of Murphy (1941) and Smircich and Morgan
(1982)?
Solution
The \"right stuff\" is the ability to convince others. Charisma, personality - call it what you will.
Approaching leadership as a relationship between leaders and followers or as a set of behaviors
and competencies that anyone can develop provides a much more optimistic, democratic, and
inclusive picture of leadership. These latter approaches emphasize that given the right
experiences, circumstances, and training, each of us has both the capacity and the ability to enact
effective leadership, regardless of the specific traits and personality characteristics with which
we were born..
Kim went to Lings market to pick up few items for dinner. It was a.pdf
Kim went to Ling\'s market to pick up few items for dinner. It was a stormy day, and the wind
had blown water through the market\'s door each time it opened. As Kim entered through the
door, she slipped and fell in the rainwater that had accumulated on the floor. The manager knew
of the weather conditions but had not posted any sign to warn customers of the water hazard.
Kim injured her back as a result of the fall and sued Ling\'s for damages. Can Ling\'s be held
liable for negligence?
Solution
You have a store owner, who is considered to open his premises to the general public (who are
considered invitees) and to, therefore, owe a duty to that public to make his premises safe for
them to be inside. A reasonable store owner would know that he needs to fix any dangerous
situation, such as water puddles that can make the entrance slippery. Here Ling failed to do that.
That means that he breached his duty. That breach caused injury to Kim and her injury was both
foreseeable and the direct result of Ling\'s negligence.
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