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d1i1m1o1n [39]
2 years ago
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Conducting a postaudit ______. Multiple select question. provides an opportunity to reinforce and possibly expand successful pro

jects flags any manager's attempts to inflate benefits or downplay costs in a project proposal determines which capital project should be selected for investment provides an opportunity to cut losses on floundering projects
Business
1 answer:
Vlad1618 [11]2 years ago
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Answer:

not sure but we all need points

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Explanation:

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Current asset______871,500___972,000

Total assets______1,908,500__ 1,786,000

Current liabilities___415,000____ 360,000

Total liabilities_____ 564,916____ 528,656

Net income________197,760____ 410,590

Net cash (from OP)__322,000____ 498,600

Capital expenditures_289,000___ 290,200

Dividends paid(CS)___82,000____ 126,700

Weighted-average common shares outstanding 206,000 216,100

*(OP) = Operating activities

*(CS) = common stock

Current ratio for each year:

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Current asset / current liability

$871,500 / $415,000 = 2.1 : 1

2021:

$972,000 / $360,00 = 2.7 : 1

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Net income / weighted average shares outstanding

2022:

$197,760 / 206,000 = $0.96

2021:

$410,590 / 216,100 = $1.90

DEBT TO ASSET RATIO:

Total liabilities / Total asset

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$564,916 / $1,908,500 = 0.296

2021:

$528,656 / 1,786,000 = 0.296

FREE CASH FLOW :

Net cash (from OP) - Capital expenditure - Dividend paid on common stock

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2021:

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2. 3.375 years

3. The storage facility project

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b. Debit Accounts Receivable $900, Credit Service Revenue $900

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In this scenario, services was performed; invoice was issued. Thus revenue must be recorded in June, though customer has not paid yet

a. Debit Accounts Receivable $900, Credit Deferred Revenue $900

False, because Deferred Revenue is about the revenues received in advance for services which have not yet been performed or goods which have not yet been delivered.

b. Debit Accounts Receivable $900, Credit Service Revenue $900

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Debit: Cash

Credit: unearned revenue.

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Debit: salaries payable

Credit: cash

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Debit: accounts receivable

Credit: service revenue

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Debit: operating expenses

Credit: cash

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Debit: Cash

Credit: common stock

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Credit: unearned revenue.

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Credit: service revenue

E. Paid cash for operating expenses

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Credit: cash

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