Exam 14: Understanding Accounting Issues

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________ are purchased as short-term investments and are only slightly less liquid than cash.

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Suppose a company unexpectedly receives a huge order for its main product.To cope with this,the owner borrows money to rent an additional facility to fill the orders and to pay the temporary workers who will produce the large order.The owner does this hoping that the additional costs will be more than covered by the revenue from selling the additional units of the product.Which ratio will be MOST affected by these decisions?

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Delavan Company has fixed assets of $5 billion,current assets of $2 billion,long-term liabilities of $2 billion,current liabilities of $1 billion,and owners' equity of $5 billion.What is Delavan's debt-to-equity ratio?

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Jerry's Harley-Davidson Specialty Shop owes money to Johnson's Bookkeeping Services.This money is a(n)________ to Jerry's business.

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What is the primary thing the inventory turnover ratio says about a business?

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Jack wants to compare Algoma Steel and Dofasco's earnings per share.Which formula would Jack use?

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The various users of accounting information include business managers,employees,unions,regulatory agencies,lenders,and the public.

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Revenue recognition is the formal recording and reporting of revenues in the financial statements.Earnings are not reported until

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If the following facts were known,which one would strengthen the argument that a company will be able to meet its current financial obligations?

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Managerial accounting is

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Owners' equity = assets minus liabilities.

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Financial ratios are used to assess the financial health of a company.

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The current ratio is usually satisfactory at 2:1 or higher; that is,if current assets are at least double current liabilities.

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Corporation L has debt of $50 million and equity of $100 million.Its debt-to-equity ratio is therefore 0.50.

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ABC Company has net income of $5 million,$40 million of assets,and $10 million of liabilities.The number of outstanding shares of stock is 3 870 000 shares.What are earnings per share?

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Documents generated by the financial accounting system focus on the activities of the company as a whole,rather than on individual departments or divisions.By contrast,documents generated by the management accounting system focus on individual departments.

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Don wants to compute the earnings per share for SFX Ltd.How does he do it?

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The financial statement that shows the status of assets,liabilities,and owners' equity at a particular point in time is the balance sheet.

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Meredith recently bought a business,but she paid more for the business than the total of its current and fixed assets.What did she pay extra for?

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Government agencies would be most interested in the output of ___________ accountants,while company salespeople would be most interested in the output of ______________ accountants.

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