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ACCT 610 Accounting
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Module 3 Financial Accounting Heather M Higgins
Northern Kentucky University
ACCT 610: Accounting January 27, 2024
Dr. Chad Greenfield
ACCT 610 Accounting
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Module 3 Assignment 1 Financial Accounting and Budgeting
For the Sears Company, provide a brief detail of the one-time charges included in the income statement. What do these charges inform the reader regarding the ongoing survival of the company? Since the sale of assets is included in all four of the most recent year’s financial statements what does this inform the reader?
Upon reviewing the income statements for Sears company for the years of 2014 through 2017. I was able to locate several on time charges included-on page three of the income statement. These one-time charges were listed under consolidated statements of cash flows below adjustments to reconcile net losses for the years disclosed. The following charges were listed,
1.
Tax benefits, 2.
Gains on sales of investments, 3.
Separation from Lands’ End Inc
4.
Proceeds from Sears Canada rights on land
5.
An amortization of deferred gain on sales leasebacks
6.
The settlement of Canadian dollar hedges.
The liquidation of these assets over the years 2014 to 2017 tells the reader that Sears Company is currently in a state where they are currently unable to generate stable revenue due to how their company has been performing according to the years indicated. In addition, the selling of these assets to generate income appears to show the extent to which Sears has been struggling to generate enough annual revenue to ensure their financial stability. When a company continues
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to experience substantial losses while expenses continue to accrue companies may decide to downsize by closing down underperforming stores and or choose to file bankruptcy. For the GE revenue recognition footnote, can you decipher what this company is attempting to explain to the readers of the financial statements?
The premise for the information contained within the footnote provided by GE is to explain their methods for the accounting of goods and services along with how they compute their revenue including investments and services. More specifically GE breaks down how they acknowledge the sales of goods and services according to SEC, Staff accounting bulletin 104. This is especially important for the readers of GE’s financial statements. Without reading the footnote one may find it difficult to see exactly how they account for sales and revenue. Additionally, GE goes on to disclose how they account for revenue as it pertains to military equipment and the sales of aircraft engines. Furthermore, it is explained that GE is involved in long-term agreements and presents to the reader the ways in which they keep track of sales and income directly correlated with long term projects. Lastly, it should be noted that GE is demonstrating their compliance with GAAP by the disclosure of their accounting methods, which is required by law. For the Disney revenue recognition footnote compare the two different footnotes presented and explain the difference between the two and your opinion on why this footnote has changed so significantly in the last 10 years. With regards to the two footnotes provided by Walt Disney, the most notable difference between the two pertains to the footnote for 2005. Within this footnote, the terms and procedures
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2020
2019
Net sales
$1,891,640
$1,751,600
Cost of goods sold
1,059,640
1,007,100
Gross profit
832,000
744,500
Selling and administrative expenses
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480,100
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264,400
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Income before income taxes
307,200
242,700
Income tax expense
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74,700
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Isaac Incorporated began operations in January 2024. For some property sales, Isaac recognizes income in the period of sale for financial
payments.
reporting purposes. However, for income tax purposes, Isaac recognizes income when it collects cash from the buyer's installment
In 2024, Isaac had $712 million in sales of this type. Scheduled collections for these sales are as follows:
2024
$ 68 million
2025
148 million
233.53
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147 million
2027
170 million
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$ 712 million
Assume that Isaac has a 25% income tax rate and that there were no other differences in income for financial statement and tax purposes.
Ignoring operating expenses, what deferred tax liability would Isaac report in its year-end 2024 balance sheet?
Note: Round your answer to the nearest whole million.
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follow. Assume that the company's income tax rate is 40% for all items.
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m. Correction of overstatement of prior year's sales (pretax)
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q. Cost of goods sold.
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2020
K'000
K'000
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2020
3,149
-2,279
870
-337
883
86
151
236
289
277
416
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Gross Profit
Selling, General & Admin Costs
- Other Operating Costs
Depreciation Expense
Profit before Interest & Tax
|- Interest Expense
|- Uncollectible Receivables
+ Other Operational Income
- Other Operatinal Expense
+/- Net Investment
Income (Expense)
78
Inventories
Prepaid Expenses
Other Current Assets
Non-Current Assets
Plant, Machinery
& Equipment, net
Land & Buildings
Other Non-Current Assets
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422
612
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Trade Payables
Interest Payable
Corporate Tax Payable
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2022
2021
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Costs and expenses:
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$2,089,089
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922,261
836,212
664,061
Interest
29,744
32,966
30,472
Other expenses (income)
1,475
2,141
(43)
Total costs and expenses
$3,180,669
$2,960,408
$2,700,181
Income before income taxes
$1,397,372
$903,916
$303,429
Income taxes
229,500
192,600
174,700
Net income
$1,167,872
$711,316
$128,729
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December 31,
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2023
2022
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$291,284
$260,050
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826,977
616,064
Inventories
592,986
512,917
Deferred income taxes
26,378
28,355
Prepaid expenses
40,663
32,977
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$1,778,288
$1,450,363
Property, plant, and equipment
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Atwood Book Franz Book
Franz Fair
Value
12/31/2024
Value
12/31/2024
Value
12/31/2024
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$ 240
$ 240
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660
600
600
Inventory
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420
580
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1,800
260
250
Buildings (net)
1,800
540
650
Equipment (net)
660
380
400
Accounts payable
(570)
(240)
(240)
Accrued expenses
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(270)
(60)
(60)
(2,700)
(1,020)
(1,120)
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(1,980)
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(420)
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(210)
(180)
Retained earnings 1/1/24
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2019
2018
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373,578
424,486
456,300
Cost of sales
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(254,210)
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Gross profit
119,974
170,276
257,400
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(1,800)
(5,400)
Distribution costs
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(91,309)
(96,100)
Administrative expenses
(32,556)
(50,656)
(67,200)
Other operating income
2,369
10,039
3,500
Operating profit
274
36,550
92,200
Finance income
2,594
4,949
7,200
Finance costs
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(2,765)
(3,400)
Profit before income tax
799
38,734
96,000
Income tax expense
(285)
(13,718)
(15,450)
Profit for the year
514
25,016
80,550
Other comprehensive income
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-
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Total comprehensive income
514
25,016
80,550
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GHC
GHC
Sales
7,051,088
Opening Inventory
845,000
Purchases
7,050,250
7,895,250
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5,245,250
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1,805,838
Operating expenses
Admin expenses
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Distributive expenses
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Depreciation
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NPIT/EBIT
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PBT
244,638
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PAT
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