Define the term Time-based methods.

Q: Define actuarial rate of return

A: Definition: Actuarial rate of return is the expected value of losses of an insurance company that…

Q: Define the conversion cycle.

A: Accounting:   Accounting is a system, or a process of collecting and organizing economic…

Q: Define Service period

A: Introduction: Usually, service is nothing but something that is supposed to support other who offer…

Q: Explain AMENDMENT OF TIME FRAMES?

A: Time frame is the slot if time under which something has to occur or planned. Here, time frames…

Q: What are the use of time series?

A: Time series is a sequence of different points which occurs at successive orders at different time…

Q: Define due diligence

A: Due diligence is a process by which investor checks all the material facts before entering into any…

Q: Give an example of a system development life cycle flow chart?

A: The SDLC, or system development life cycle, seems to be fundamentally a project management paradigm.…

Q: What is Flip's Operating Cycle?

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Q: Describe the revaluation model.

A: Introduction: The revaluation model stretches a business the option of carrying a fixed asset at its…

Q: Explain the periodicity assumption.

A: Definition:   Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP): These are the guidelines necessary to…

Q: Briefly differentiate between activity-based and time-based allocation methods.

A: Allocation method:The allocation method is referred to as the method in which the allocation base is…

Q: What is conversion cycle? describe in detail

A: The main objective of working capital management is to ensure the ability of the company to continue…

Q: Explain when to use the single-period model and when to use a multi-period model.

A: The difference between the two models is that the multi-period model may involve the stock leftovers…

Q: Define a subsequent event.

A: Financial Statement: It refers to the annual reports of the company that is prepared at the end of…

Q: Discuss transaction cycles.

A: A transaction cycle is an interlocking set of the  business deals. Utmost of these deals can be…

Q: What are roll-forward procedures? Provide some examples

A: Roll-Forward Procedure: Auditors perform procedure to draw out the conclusion from an interim date…

Q: Distinguish between batch and real-time processing.

A: Transaction process system:   Transaction process system can be defined as a system designed to…

Q: IRR analysis is based on the

A: IRR (internal rate of return) is one of the capital budgeting techniques that is used in order to…

Q: Define agent

A: Introduction: An agent is a party that has oral or written authority to perform for another…

Q: Distinguish between time limit orders and Limit orders

A: Order- It is an instruction to buy or sell on a trading venue such as stock market, bond market, or…

Q: ) The time is progressed by using the event count method.

A: Event count method is the process of measure the no. Of discrete events over period of time.

Q: Define time period concept.

A: Accounting principle: These are the guidelines which are to be applied while preparing the…

Q: Can you explain the formula for computing APR?

A: APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate and denotes the annual rate of interest on a loan or an…

Q: Define the term effective rate.

A: The effective rate is the real return on a savings account or any interest-paying investment when…

Q: perating cycle?

A: Definition: Operating cycle: Days by which, a business can be able receive inventory or sell it or…

Q: What are the advantages of real-time processing?

A: Real Time Processing: Real time processing is performed in conditions where the transactions in the…

Q: Define estimates.

A: Estimates are future predictions of something. For example at the beginning of the year a business…

Q: How can forwardrates be used for hedging purposes?

A: SOLUTION:- Risk management is the main stimulus for forward contracts. Forward contract is a…

Q: EXPLAIN THE RESULT OF EACH ITEMS

A: Balance sheet is the statement of assets, liabilities and equity which means the value of the these…

Q: compute for throughput time

A: Throughput time or the period is the time in days or in hours which are required by the company in…

Q: Determine the IRR

A: IRR is the discount rate where NPV of the cashflows calculated using IRR will be Zeera, which means…

Q: Define : Perpetual system and Periodic system

A: Inventory is one of the current asset of the business. It includes inventory of raw materials, work…

Q: Define the term average collection period?

A: Accounts receivable turnover analyzes the number of times accounts receivables is collected and…

Q: What is a just-in-time management system?

A: Cost management system:   The system or unit of the entity which is responsible for management of…

Q: How the MIRR is calculated

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Q: Define Prepayments.

A: Step 1 The outflow of money to reduce the liabilities occurred in the current accounting period…

Q: What are the two components of Time value?

A: Time Value: In the selling of options, the term value applies to a portion of the price on an offer…

Q: Define the term analysis period?

A: The analysis begins with the initial venture expenses and extends through the useful life of the…

Q: Which of the following defines iterative calculation?

A: SPREADSHEET

Q: Define time line

A: Timeline is referred as the representation of a chronological sequence of events which is drawn such…

Q: Define time-series analysis

A: Time series analysis is an important technique used in statistics in finance. It has been defined in…

Q: Define Periodicity assumption.

A: Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP): These are the guidelines necessary to create…