Accounting

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  • Accountancy In Philippines

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    like in their academic track and even in students’ personal life. Symptoms like, first, losing interest, where student’s self-confidence is slowly breaking down. Second, feeling sad, or down in the dumps, this is the common stress symptoms every accounting students experience. Third, feeling slowed down, students’ are not motivated to study and rather they feel worthless or guilty on what is happening to the environment. The fourth common symptom is gaining or losing appetite or weight, some students’

  • Sperry Corporation Case Analysis

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    auditing efforts.After new legislation ,it was believed that government has extended its control over cost accounting practices in manufacturing industries.But,in reality government didn’t do anything sound enough to exercise its control. On the other hand, the individual government organization (Navy & Maritime Commission) inspectors were assigned to the companies for scrutinizing cost accounting procedures, which proved to be a time consuming and worthless effort for the industry.

  • Examples Of Bank Reconciliation Statement

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    According to accounting-simplified.com, bank reconciliation statement is a statement prepared to compare the bank account balance with the balance stated in the bank statement and reconcile the balance. Accounting Coach explained that the purpose of reconciling the bank statement is to know that the amount of Cash reported by the company (company's books) is consistent with the amount of cash shown in the bank's records. It also serves to detect any discrepancies between the accounting records of the

  • Literature Review On Talent Management

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    consensus-driven and deliberative executives where there is no universal standard for the perfect employee (Clark, 2014). To improve overall consultation or audit quality and manage risk, talent attraction is key to an accounting practice's ability. As such, it is important to ensure that the larger accounting firms' review the effectiveness of their talent attraction strategies and assess if they are aligned with the demands and aspirations of the very individuals those strategies are targeted at. 2.2.1 Recruitment

  • Self Reflection In Financial Management

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    gained some basic knowledge from this subject (Financial Management). For me, this is the first time I had chance to learn about the subject, before that I have just heard some information about financial management only from a friend who studied Accounting and working as Auditor at Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) consultancy in Ethiopia. From the beginning I am so much eager and impressed

  • The Pros And Cons Of Enron

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    It is commonly know that the ever increasing number of frauds has lessened the trustworthiness of financial reports, destroyed the confidence of investors with respect to the reliability of financial reports and has also contributed to some economic losses. Corporate financial scandals are becoming more frequent and complex. One of the most famous corporate financial scandals is that of Enron. Enron has been acknowledged to be one of the largest bankruptcy and biggest audit failure in US history

  • Hcl Technologies Case Study

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    FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING By Anaghh Sharma   TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2 FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING OUTSOURCING INDUSTRY 2 KEY PLAYERS 5 WHY TO OUTSOURCE 13 DIFFERENT OUTSOURCING MODELS 13 CHALLENGES IN OUTSOURCING 15 BIBLOGRAPHY 15   EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As the businesses grow, the effective measurement, analysis, communication and control of financial information becomes more and more important, hence, inadvertently leads to increase in the cost of finance and accounting functions. The

  • Healthsouth: Un-Ethical And Illegal Business

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    HealthSouth (HS) execute numerous un-ethical and illegal business activities that considerably impact their financial statements. The pressure to appear financially profitable in order to go public and attract future investors to later maintain their status as the largest publically traded health care corporation motivate its management to commit fraud and cook the books . First, HS capitalized items that should have been clearly expensed such as employee salaries and some corporate overhead cost

  • Aspiration: My Goals And Goals For My Future

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    achievement toward which effort is directed. Goals are important in improving oneself as well as to look forward toward something positive. I have 3 different goals for my future. First, my academic goal is to graduate college with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. Second, my career goal is to acquire a successful career as either an accountant or budget analyst. Third, my personal goal is to give back to the community, both which I was raised in and the community I will currently live in. Setting these goals

  • Sweat Equity Case Study

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    the books of account of the company – a) where the non-monetary consideration takes the form of a depreciable asset, it shall be carried to the balance sheet of the company in accordance with the accounting standards; or b) where (a) above is not valid, it shall be expensed as provided in the accounting standards. 4) The amount of sweat equity shares issued shall be treated as part of managerial remuneration for the purposes of sections 197 and 198 of the Act, if the following conditions are fulfilled