can you help me with my accounting homework?
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Nope, you will never be a good accountant if you don't do you own work.
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The best way to learn any subject is by gathering a thorough understanding of the subject.\n\nPlease go through this site, it may be of use..\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/study-notes/\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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net income\ncash flow\nquick ratio\nshareholders or owners equity\nrevenues\naudited statement vs. compilation\ndisclosures\nnotes to financial statements\nany warnings in auditors letter re: going concern or other potential problems
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Inventory - well just ask the accountant for a list of all purchases during the last two years, if they ask if you need it tomorrow, tell him or her that if you needed it tomorrow you would of asked for it tomorrow.\n\nThen count all the computers, monitors, and servers, printers, office desks, chairs, give a brief description of each and give them to the accountant to determine a replacement cost, and  a current market value... and again if they ask if you need it tomorrow, tell him or her that if you needed it tomorrow you would of asked for it tomorrow.\n\nIf anything goes wrong - blame it on the accountant...\n\nif you want any more advice on how to climb the ladder your going to have to send me money.
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learn the basic concepts of accounting from this site... \nthere is a wonderful introductory notes...\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/
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Homework? :-)\nSee the link to the source below.
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Upto what extend i have understood that question i will clear that in this way there are five basic items in accounting around which the whole accounting cycle travells\n\n1. owner's equity\n2. liabilities\n3. assets\n4. incomes\n5. expenses\n\nif u have more question regarding that please write clearly what u want
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try reading these pages .. to have an understanding on the purpose of accounting... and the basic concepts behind them..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/study-notes/\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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Revenue, interest income, salaries & employee benefits, occupancy costs, interest expense, taxes
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First step is to list all the events that cause a cash inflow or cash outflow.  Then make sure the list is in chronological order (earliest event first, then the next, all the way through to the last).  Make sure that the events are truely cash related: for example if the entity incurs a liability on 1 August, receives an invoice on 31 August, and pays the invoice on 14 September - the cash outflow only occurs on 14 September.\n\nHow can this be used to structure the analysis?  It can be very helpful to see exactly when capital providers (shareholders or creditors) need to provide funds, and exactly when they can expect to receive funds.  It can also help to determine whether the company has enough cash on hand to meet its needs - sometimes a company can be profitable on paper but not have enough liquid cash to meet its needs.\n\nThis sounds like part of a homework question you are having trouble with.  If you are looking for additional accounting based examples, the case study below is a great example of a company with liquidity issues.
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Do your own homework . \n\nI'll help you anyway since you probably haven't done your homework in ages.\n\n\n1.3\n2.$234,896\n3.$625\n4.$2.00\n5.$10.00
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If u r interested of knowing the principle of accounting in one sentence then i will say that:\nWhat u r giving and what u r receiving.\nand furthermore there are five basic items of accounting:\n1. capital or owner's equity\n2. liabilities\n3. assets\n4. incomes\n5. expenses
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if your in america try http://www.netmba.com/accounting/\n\nif your in the uk try http://www.accountingforeveryone.com/index.php/home
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1. Contribution margin = revenue - variable costs\n= $12 - $0.40 = $11.60.\n\n2. Annual Break Even Point.\nFixed Costs = Workers + Rent\n5 workers * $9.90 * 40 * 50 + $1750 * 12 = $99,000 + $21,000 = $120,000\n\n120000 / 11.6 = 10,345 Haircuts.\n\n3. Operating Income = Gross Profit - Operating Expenses\n20,000 * $11.4 - $120,000 = $108,000\n\n4. Contribution margin = revenue - variable costs\n= $12 - $6 - $0.40 = $5.60\nBreak Even:\nFixed Costs = Workers + Rent\n5 workers * $4 * 40 * 50 + $1750 * 12 = $40,000 + $21,000 = $61,000\n\n61000 / 5.6 = 10,893 Haircuts
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try this site for help on accounting.\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/
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amount of interest and principal \nthat is paid in a given year.