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    As the financial manager of the healthcare organization, I will review my management view and the specifics that are associated. I will delve into the stewardship components of my view as well. I will accumulate records for the financial operations of the organization and delve specifically into what those pieces are and how I would use those. I will explain the tools that I would utilize in order to explain the financial documents. And lastly, I will delve into the process I would follow for borrowing

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    Along with these, it is also evident that the company must fix its processes involving bad debt accounting and revenue recognition. They should also attend to their accounts receivable to come up with better terms that would make collections faster and more efficient. ANALYSIS Days in Accounts Receivables: 137 days (assuming 365 days) Computation: = 365 /

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    286). Stallworth and Degregorio (2004) identified that most companies managed earnings for several reason, however the most common motivations is the pressure to meet the market and analyst expectations by prematurely or fictitiously recognizing revenue (p.55). Stallworth and Degregorio suggests that the internal auditor should be cautious of the indications to perform abusive earning management or motivation to commit fraud, such as personal benefits like prestige, extra compensation, bonuses, employee

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    Revenue Recognition: IFRS and FASB Convergence With the growth of international business there is a need to standardize financial statements globally. Presently there are “approximately 120 foreign private issuers currently that report to the Commission using IFRS financial statements.” By standardizing accounting practices investors will be able to make informed decisions based on comparability and accuracy of financial statements. The SEC released this statement in 2008, “We believe that

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    Many of the frauds were with regard to revenue recognition, which has led to many improvements by now. Noticeable changes have been made in the way firms from particular industries book revenues as a result of the heightened SEC scrutiny of revenue accounting; companies have become more conservative when it comes to the timing of the revenue recognition. Particularly many Internet companies have reduced the total amount of the revenue being recognized compared to the situation before the

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    policies and procedures inconsistent with U.S. GAAP. To better present the net income of your company, we provide the various recommendations for you to revalue your revenues and expenses in the following statements. Inappropriate revenue recognition criteria and policies (should change revenue recognition method or change the allowance estimation, 2011 allowance amount should be larger than 2010 due to larger AR and the difficulty that the artist been through) WAG records revenue from artwork

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    Costco is a wholesale discount store that operates in locations throughout the world but mainly in the United States. Members are required to purchase a membership in order to shop at the store. The founders of the business, Jim Sinegal and Jeff Brotman, opened their first location in Seattle, Washington. At the end of 1984 there were nine Costco stores in five states. Throughout the years Costco has continued to grow and as of August 2014 there were 663 locations worldwide with 468 stores in 43

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    407 Homework 1

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    build an automobile-manufacturing plant in Zilina, Slovakia. The plant is expected to enter operation in 2006 with a capacity of 300,000 units. b) BP said it would invest $1 billion through 2010 to upgrade process control systems and maintenance procedures at its Texas City refinery, where an explosion in 2005 killed 15 and

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    E1-5 Cougar Company

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    Liabilities – 15000; Revenues – 28000; Expenses = 33000 Required: 1. Calculate net loss. 2. Calculate stockholders’ equity at the end of the period. Net loss *Revenues – Expenses = (5000) Stockholders * Assets – Liabilities = 4000 E1-6 Cash 5400 Salaries expense 2200 Accounts payable 3400 Retained earnings 3900 Utilities expense 1200 Supplies 13800 Service revenue 9300 Common stock 6000 Use only the appropriate accounts to prepare an income statement Revenues Service revenue 9300 Expenses

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    referrals, which were also impacted due to the deficiency in providers. The three positions have been filled for FY18. An additional orthopedic surgeon will be joining NLH 3 days a week in FY18, bringing additional revenue to the Group and ancillary areas. Deductions from revenue for June increased by 5% due to unsuccessful attempts to decrease accounts receivable by year-end, which was approximately $1.5 million higher than year-end FY16. A consultant has been engaged to review efficiencies

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