Category: Accountancy
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Penalties for Aggressive Accounting
Table of Contents Introduction The Problem Conclusion References Introduction This paper describes how managers get reputational penalties simply because of announcing earnings restatements which have been on the increase in the recent years. The penalties are meant to act in accordance with the stated laws that tend to punish the persons who break the GAAP…
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Management Accounting in Company
Table of Contents Stakeholders Ethical Issues References Stakeholders A number of parties have stakes in this situation. The situation presents a financial decision which has a potential for causing a negative impact if it is known publicly and even if it is not known publicly, it may have financial consequences in the future. Top management:…
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Stakeholders and Financial Accounting Theories
It is possible to use the stakeholders theory in analyzing the case study ‘Westpac chief admits banks failed in the bush’ by Sid Harris (Deegan 2009, p.326). According to the stakeholder’s theory, the issue of ethics and morality are important in making sure that the managerial decisions of the organization do not negatively affect the…
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Financial Reporting Standards in Accounting and Management
Table of Contents Introduction Description of financial reporting environment in the USA Converging IFRS and US GAAP into a global set of accounting standards Johnson and Johnson financial and non-financial reporting The information provided in the annual report 2011 Additional reporting (Sustainability reporting) How financial reporting environment has influenced company’s reporting practices Conclusions References Introduction…
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Accounting and Business Management
To effectively manage an organization, leaders should manage accounting information effectively. Although Vincenzo Vasta has been successful in his restaurant business, much success and ease in management can be attained with effective accounts management practices. Accounting information is crucial for decision making to both internal and external users of accounts. When up-to-date and accurate accounts…
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Concept of Discipline Investigation in the Accounting Field
Table of Contents Introduction Background and career path Roles and responsibilities Communication skills Conclusion Works Cited Introduction This discipline investigation is a process of examining the trends, responsibilities, and possible career paths in the accounting field. By conducting the discipline investigation, my expectations are clarified. I am encouraged to add courses that will increase my…
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Ashtead Group Plc Financial Accounting
Table of Contents Introduction Commercial Financial Environment Capital Structure, Funding Analysis and Valuation Financial Risk Management Treasury Reference List Appendix 1 Introduction Background Information Ashtead group provides rental solutions in various situations such as facilities management, nonresidential construction markets, disaster relief, traffic management and major event management. It provides equipment such as lifts, powers, generates,…
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Ashtead Group Plc Financial Accounting
Table of Contents Introduction Commercial Financial Environment Capital Structure, Funding Analysis and Valuation Financial Risk Management Treasury Reference List Appendix 1 Introduction Background Information Ashtead group provides rental solutions in various situations such as facilities management, nonresidential construction markets, disaster relief, traffic management and major event management. It provides equipment such as lifts, powers, generates,…
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Advanced Accounting Principles and Practice
Table of Contents Introduction Literature Review Analysis Conclusion References Introduction The theory of positive accounting explains the manager’s choices of the specific accounting methods regarding self-interest. It also outlines the relationship among the different categories of stakeholders, and the manner in which financial accounting should be applied to minimize cost through aligning the competing interests.…
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Ligand: Violating U.S. Accounting Standards and Concepts
The Ligand Company violated U.S. accounting standards and concepts, specifically U.S. GAAP when it understated its sales returns to present a better financial picture of the company. The research focuses on the Ligand violations of U.S. consistency, comaparability, and fair presentation standards and concepts (Bragg, 2007). The research focuses on the criticism on PCAOB for…