income summary is closed to:
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R/E
calculate quick ratio:
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quick ratio=(cash+short term investments+net receivables)/current liabilities
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market price
calculate inventory turnover ratio:
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COGS/average inventory
unsecured bonds that are usually issued by bigger corporations are called
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debentures
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par value
When two or more accounting alternatives appear to fulfill reporting objectives, then
the method that provides the least favorable impact on the firm is chosen. This is
known as the:
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conservatism concept
normal balance on discounts on bonds payable
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debit side
calculate the accounts receivable collection period:
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Accounts receivable/(net sales/average accounts receivable)
calculate COGS (retail method):
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COGS=cost ratio x sales at retail
calculate cost ratio (retail method):
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R/E
calculate quick ratio:
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quick ratio=(cash+short term investments+net receivables)/current liabilities
With small stock dividends, new shares are usually recorded at:
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market price
calculate inventory turnover ratio:
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COGS/average inventory
unsecured bonds that are usually issued by bigger corporations are called
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debentures
With large stock dividends, new shares are usually recorded at:
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par value
When two or more accounting alternatives appear to fulfill reporting objectives, then
the method that provides the least favorable impact on the firm is chosen. This is
known as the:
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conservatism concept
normal balance on discounts on bonds payable
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debit side
calculate the accounts receivable collection period:
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Accounts receivable/(net sales/average accounts receivable)
calculate COGS (retail method):
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COGS=cost ratio x sales at retail
calculate cost ratio (retail method):
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