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standing of the opportunity he or she is envisioning. A business plan tests thefeasibility of an idea. Is it truly an opportunity? Many a would-be entrepreneurhas doggedly pursued ideas that are not opportunities; the time invested in abusiness plan would save thousands of dollars and[r]

partnership (or general partnership), unless they have elected otherwise. Bothof these forms share the characteristic that for all intents and purposes theyare not entities separate from their owners. Every act taken or obligation as-sumed as a sole proprietorship or partnership is an act tak[r]

flows are positive inflows, there will be one unique IRR. If a project has aninitial outlay, a string of positive inflows, and then a cleanup cost at the end,there will be two IRRs since the direction of cash flow changed twice. If therewere an initial outlay, a positive inflow, another net o[r]

ductible only on a pro rata basis for the total number of rental days. Worse yet, the expenses of the rental business would be deductible only to the extentof the income, not beyond. Expenses which would be deductible anyway (taxesand mortgage interest) are counted first in this calculation,[r]

allows you to attach another document—a spreadsheet, graphic presentation,another word processing report, a picture, or even a database—to your letter,much as you would do with a paper clip.Imagine that you have used a spreadsheet package to prepare a budget foryour division in Boston. You pr[r]

of-the-art applications run by highly trained IT professionals. We will convert adifficult-to-manage fixed infrastructure cost into a totally scaleable variablecost that you pay only on a per-transaction basis. With us as your partner, youcan spend your creative energies on tasks of value to your in[r]

Many companies have intricate budget performance reporting systems inplace, but the firms achieve little control from their use. In order to provideeffective control, a business must use the budget as an integral part of the com-pany’s reward system. That is, employees must understand that bu[r]

1900’s, - During the years between 1900-1930 “Financial Statement Auditing Approach”, claiming that the financial statement be examined as a whole. - “Systems Based-Audit Approach” requiring that internal control structure within enterprises be examined, valid from 1930’s to today, - As a result of[r]

“How does that work?”“Well, your newest project is a Florida bird book for all the retired babyboomers down there, right? So we develop what is called a link with theAudubon’s Web site and maybe AARP and the Florida Tourism Bureau. Whenpeople see your book on those sites, they click on[r]

utilize warehouse and store space. These types of transactions are typical inindustries with seasonal or very volatile revenue and earnings patterns.Personnel reductions are often used to reduce costs after an acquisition.The savings can come from two sources, one being the elimination[r]

inflation, and the spread between them should remain roughly constant. Thatis, when one variable changes by one percentage point, the other variable alsois likely to change by one percentage point.532 Making Key Strategic DecisionsPension Fund InvestmentsThe most conservative practice is to i[r]

Trojan horse. Eventually, data entry moved out of the glass house to the ware-house receiving dock to be used for inventory receipts; the order entry desk tobe used for new orders; the purchasing department to be used for purchaseorders; and, in the case of retailing, on to the sales f[r]

certificate of deposit, large-cap stocks, or small-cap stocks. Investing in a busi-ness is yet another alternative. The second economic principle in valuation isthe principle of substitution. This states that the value of something tends tobe determined by the cost of acquiring an equa[r]

just one typical day in the 1990s, Tuesday, January 21, 1996, the notional vol-ume of the Standard & Poor’s 500 futures contract was just shy of $40 billion.The volume on the NYSE that same day was approximately $23 billion. On thatday, therefore, just one specific futures contract wa[r]

35312GLOBAL FINANCEEugene E. Comiskey Charles W. MulfordMANAGER IAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTING ISSUES ATSUCCESSIVE STAGES IN THE FIRM’S LIFE CYCLEFashionhouse Furniture started as a small southern retailer of furniture pur-chased mainly in bordering southeastern states. With a grow[r]

lowing the filing of SEC Form 10-K or SEC Form 10-Q. Alternately, they mayadopt a preexisting Sales Plan under SEC Rule 10b5-1, which operates like adoomsday machine: The stockholder who wishes to trade in shares of stock ofhis or her company will set up in advance a program for purcha[r]

8should be regardednot as a rental agreement but as if the asset had been purchased on credit. Thus on the signingof the lease the balance sheet of the lessee would include an asset and a liability and the pay-ments made to the lessor would be split between finance costs and<[r]

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in stock futures. When the market rises, the futures will pay off. Should themarket fall, the fund will suffer losses. The fund will thus behave as if it wereinvested in stocks. Ergo the name, “synthetic stock.”Market TimingA manager wishes to be exposed to the stock market when he ant[r]

reporting entity would not have to transfer economic benefit arising from the credit balancewithout being sure that it would receive the benefits reflected by the debit balance.The conditions under which offset should and must be applied are set out in para. 29 andmay be summarised as[r]