Define Unearned fees

Q: Analysts should treat deferred tax liabilities that are expected to reverse as:A . equity.B . liabil...

A:  Option (B)is correct.

Q: Th e most stringent test of a company’s liquidity is its:B . quick ratio

A: Introduction: Liquidity is a calculation of how easily a business can transform its liquid assets in...

Q: Donna makes annual end of year payments of $5,043.71 on a four year loan with an interest rate of 13...

A: Present Value = Annuity * {1- 1/ [(1+rate)^year] } / rate where, rate = 13% or say 0.13 year = 4 yea...

Q: Why is cost important?

A: Cost - it means expenses incurred by an organisation to make an product whether it is direct cost or...

Q: A decrease in the discount rate: leads to an increase in the interbank rate charged by commercial b...

A: The discount rate has two distinct interpretations and usages, based on the circumstances.

Q: Ratios are an input into which step in the fi nancial statement analysis framework? C . Analyze/inte...

A: Ratio analysis is a quantitative approach of looking at the financial statements such as the balance...

Q: Define Expenses

A: Expenses are the cost that is incurred by the firm or the company to run the business. Basically, th...

Q: Michael Berhad is financed through bonds and ordinary shares. The bonds were issued 5 years ago at a...

A: The formula for calculating WACC is:

Q: How can the Stock price be a good indicator of your company's financial health and may also reflect ...

A: In order to examine the financial position of the company investor generally study and analyse the f...

Q: An analyst has calculated a ratio using as the numerator the sum of operating cash fl ow, interest, ...

A: The interest coverage proportion is a debt ratio that defines how quickly a business can pay interes...

Q: Define Debt-to-equity ratio

A: Debt to equity ratio is an important ratio which is used by the companies in order to determine the ...

Q: Southeast Systems has the following balance sheet and the income statement. Make sure the unit is in...

A: (1)   (2)

Q: The Emco Steel Company has experienced a slow (3 percent per year) but steady increase in earnings p...

A: Introduction: Dividend policy of the company is characterised as a financial strategy for determinin...

Q: describe tools and techniques used in fi nancial analysis, including their uses and limitations;

A: Financial analysis can be defined as the evaluation of the profitability, durability and feasibility...

Q: solve this early with explanation.

A: The usage of IRR is done to make an analysis of the profit. It further helps in deciding the capital...

Q: What and why would be the type of the quantity used in the break even analysis and what would be the...

A: Break even analysis is the analysis of revenue and components of costs to model the relationship of ...

Q: Southeast Systems has the following balance sheet and the income statement. Make sure the unit is in...

A: Cash flows are the cash generated from the operation of the business organisation. In other words, t...

Q: describe the elements of the balance sheet: assets, liabilities, and equity

A: Balance sheet is an important financial statement. It contains three elements. Those are assets, lia...

Q: Before making any major business decisions, why is it important to understand the impact of the deci...

A: Finance plays an important role when making any crucial decisions for the company. Important decisio...

Q: What is the future value of $200 received today and deposited at 8 percent compounded semi annually ...

A: Formulas: Future value = Amount *(1+rate)^years  

Q: In evaluating (stock) portfolio return we use the market values at the beginning of the period to co...

A: The percentage of a particular stock or any asset in a portfolio is known as the weight of the asset...

Q: An example of an expense classifi cation by function is: B . interest expense

A:   An example of an expense classification by function is    

Q: Write simple R code, calculate the interest earned on an investment of $2000, interest rate of 3%, c...

A: Given Information: Interest rate is 3% Investment amount is $2,000 Number of compounding period is 3...

Q: answer and discuss pls

A:  Monthly Amortization Payment = [P x R x (1+R)^N]/[(1+R)^N-1] where P = Amount of loan i.e 25000 * 2...

Q: Sandhill Corporation had revenues of $858,030 in 2017. It also had expenses (excluding depreciation)...

A: NI is earnings that are left i.e. profits after meeting out all the operational as well as nonoperat...

Q: Comparison of NPV and IRR: The Case of Mutually Exclusive Projects Estimated cashflow data for each ...

A: Independent investments are those that do not affect one another whereas the mutually exclusive inve...

Q: Which of the following is an appropriate method of computing free cash fl ow to the fi rm? C . Deduc...

A: Free Cash Flow is the money generated by a firm to finance operations and sustain its capital assets...

Q: An analyst has calculated a ratio using as the numerator the sum of operating cash fl ow, interest, ...

A: This ratio is interest coverage ratio It is the profitability and debt ratio which helps to identify...

Q: Activity Levels and Cost Drivers Steve’s Slop Shop, a small hamburger shop, has identified theresour...

A: Cost driver: A cost driver activates an alteration in the cost of an activity. The concept is usuall...

Q: Q) You are about to borrow​ $15,000 from a bank at an interest rate of​ 8% compounded annually. You ...

A: Year 1: Borrowed amount at the beginning of Year 1 = $15000 Note: No intermediate rounding is done, ...

Q: Galambos Corporation had an average receivables collection period of 19 days in 2003.Galambos has st...

A: Calculate the account receivable turnover for both the years as shown below: 2003 2004 Note The va...

Q: Bella is 23 years old and wants to invest money for her retirement. She wants to have $2,000,000 sav...

A: The future value of an investment is the expected value of money that will be received after a speci...

Q: Why is corporate finance important to stakeholders?

A: Corporate finance is the area that deals with the procurement of the funds and putting the resources...

Q: If Karp had used FIFO instead of LIFO, which of the following ratios computed as of31 December 2009 ...

A: according to FIFO METHOD 

Q: XYZ, Co. has conducted extensive market analysis on a market expansion at the cost of $2 million.  I...

A: Cash flow is defined as the statement which is prepared by the management in order to identify and a...

Q: Assume a (hypothetical) company, Troff erini S. A., incurred the following expendituresto purchase a...

A: While acquiring a Property plant and Equipment, costs which are necessary to bring the asset in read...

Q: The IRR method and NPV method can differ in ranking of capital budgeting decisions. What causes this...

A: The NPV is the difference between the present value of the cash inflow and the initial investment in...

Q: Goose Industries faces the following tax schedule. Last year the company realized $15,000,000 in ope...

A: Tax is calculated by subtracting EBIT minus the interest expense & multiplied by the respective ...

Q: What would be the type of the quantity used in the break even analysis for Banks? Ex: Number of tran...

A: BREAK EVEN POINT

Q: The dividend growth model of stock evaluation relies on several assumptions that might not be true i...

A: Dividend growth model is defined as valuing the stock price of the company based on certain theories...

Q: If Karp had used FIFO instead of LIFO, the amount of inventory reported as of31 December 2009 would ...

A: FIFO (FIRST IN FIRST OUT )

Credit card

A credit card is provided by financial institutions or banks, which permits a person to borrow money on a preapproved limit for purchases on a credit basis. The credit limit is decided by the institution and bank which issues a credit card depending on the person’s credit score and income. A cardholder can use the card for credit purchases, a balance transfer, cash advances.