Information System in Accounting Practices Abstract This study aimed to identify the implementation of the information system in accounting practices, and its relationship with the quality of accounting outputs (information) and the internal control. To achieve the goal of this study, the proponent looks for some related research to come up with the topic. The proponent also interviewed some accountants to know about their experiences in using the automated process of accounting. And also the proponent
Dividend investing is investing in stocks for large cash dividends so that is a regular return on the investment in the form of cash. In fact receiving dividends is very much like collecting interest on money deposited in a bank account. In stock markets, predicting the rise and fall of share prices is very much difficult and in many ways dividend stocks offer a safe way of getting returns. In addition to that dividend stocks also have several other advantages over non-dividend stocks. Let us try
The Impact of Accounting Information System (AIS) on Small and Medium Enterprises Introduction of an Accounting Information System – AIS An Accounting Information System (AIS) is the collection, storage, processes, analyses and disseminates of financial and accounting data used by internal management to report information to owners, investors, debtors, creditors also government tax authorities. An accounting information system is a subset of Management Information System (MIS) which
Mark-to-market accounting is a key assumption made in the model described above which facilitates contagion through common portfolio holdings. In recent years there has been a considerable debate on the advantages and disadvantages of mark-to-market or fair-value accounting (FVA). Proponents argue that fair values for assets or liabilities reflect current market conditions and hence provide timely
Cash flow rights refer to who gets paid what fraction of the profits of the venture and at what time. Cash flow rights may be contingent in the division of profits depending on states of nature (bull versus bear economic conditions) and actions taken by different parties (both the entrepreneurs and the investors), which will affect the value of the venture. Examples of contingencies, upon which cash flow rights are allocated, include measures of financial
Measures and Suggestions 1) From the macro strategy should be to foster enterprise core competitive power as the center, establish the internationalization development strategy The core of the international strategy is to improve the international competitiveness of enterprises through innovation. Will enhance the enterprise the competitive ability, is not only the demands of the development of enterprise itself is also the need of improving national competitiveness under the economic globalization
INTRODUCTION TO THE COMPANY Spartan Stores Company was once a wholesale grocery cooperative has today grown to be the fifth-largest food supplier in the United States. The company is listed as one of the prestigious Fortune 400 companies as well. They are also the largest food distributor serving U.S. military commissionaires and exchanges. They own and run over 165 corporate owned grocery stores across ten states of U.S. and distribute to 2100 individual localities across more than 46 states(Spartannash