Telstra

Reasoning Fundamental Analysis Telstra Examining Telstra’s financial figures from the previous three years annual reports shows a strong and consistent ROE averaging 31.28. Therefore Telstra’s ability to use their capital to generate profits is quite good, and was a main reason we invested in them in portfolio one. Along with this Telstra has consistent figures across the board, staying within two to three points over the three years analysed for ratios such as P/E, P/CF and P/B. Telstra’s consistent

empathy, integrity and commitment. I have excellent organisational skills that assist me in ensuring that all tasks allocated to me are prioritised to ensure I meet the goals of my manager and of the team. As an NBN Technical Support Officer at Telstra, I was required to observe critical

Furthermore, the Key Audit Matter (KAM) of goodwill and intangible assets disclosed in Telstra Corporation Ltd annual report are recognised as core assets. In note 2.4.2, it can be seen that intangible assets has the highest deferred tax liabilities after non-current assets. This is to be expected since it is a telecommunication and technology company so the cost incurred is significant for intangible assets such as research and development, capital costs and obtained intangible assets. Therefore

05/04/2015 update: 请各位在周一06/04/2015 12点前把自己负责部分补充编辑完毕，如有困难，请提前告知。 暂定周一晚上澳洲东海岸6点再简单沟通一次（取消） ————————————————————_———————————————————————— Minor case FootView 3D Module 4: Product and market development 1, What are the strategic options for product and/or market development for the organisation? – Ansoff’s product-matrix Ansoff’s product-matrix PRODUCTS / SERVICES Existing products New Products M A R K E T S Existing Market Market Penetration: Price drop for current measurement

UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SYDNEY FACULTY OF BUSINESS CONVERGED STANDARD ON REVENUE RECOGNITION IFRS 15-REVENUE FROM CONTRACTS WITH CUSTOMERS By LE, DOAN YEN NHI 11809946 Word count: 1000 (excluding executive summary and reference) Due date: 18th May 2015, 5 pm Executive summary On May 2014, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) had jointly issue the converged standard, IFRS 15, on the Recognition of Revenue from Contracts

For this assignment, I was assigned to investigate the goodwill and intangible assets of Telstra Corporation Limited in their 2016 annual report. I managed this by researching on ASA 701 Key Audit Matters, KAM, in order to understand the concept of the accounting standard in terms of when, how and why it is communicated and the purpose of KAM in relation to enhancing audit quality before working on the assignment. For the assignment, I had to describe goodwill and intangible assets which are tied

criteria outlined in AASB 15 will mostly impact Telstra in the areas of ‘satisfaction of performance’ and the methods of measurement of progress. (AASB 15, 2015) Under AASB 118 and AASB 111 the recognition of revenue by stage of completion is the percentage of competition method, which in Note 2.2 of Telstra’s 2016 Annual Report, they have stated they comply with. Under the new AASB 15 methods for measuring progress include the input and output methods. Telstra will need to change their procedure for measuring

Telstra can be seen to be a leader or authority within the marketplace as the original incumbent in this industry from pre-competition days. SingTel Optus offer the use of animals and the “Optus Zoo” to create a fun family-based approach. Hutchison 3 offer

make us successful at Telstra. Before we go into details on what would make us successful it was clear that showing just the expected responses will certainly not impress them much. There are only 15 intents and it is highly likely all other vendors demonstrated those. Given that, at a high level our approach would be a combination of showing the tools superiority and highlighting 20+ conversational inteligences. Here are some of the items we discussed to win the Telstra deal. 1. Sophisticated

Table of Contents Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting 2 Objectives of General Purpose Financial Reports 2 Qualitative characteristics of useful financial information 2 Disclosure Requirements on PPE under AASB116 3 Telstra’s alignment with the disclosure requirements 3 Satisfying fundamental and enhancing qualitative characteristics 4 Satisfying the objectives of a general purpose financial report……………….................. 5 Bibliography…………………………………………………………………………....... 6 Conceptual Framework