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Mr. Banner has recently contacted your accounting professor to find a replacement for his general manager and controller who was fired recently. Due to your interest, intelligence and dedication, your professor has recommended you.
In your first interview, Mr. Banner gave you a copy of the Banner Company's last year balance sheet (Appendix A) and income statement (Appendix B) and asked your opinion about his company. Mr. Banner was indeed very unhappy about the negative cash balance at the end of the prior year. He mentioned that his company made a good amount of income and also borrowed $1,000,000 from the bank. Why then the Company had a negative cash balance?
You promised Mr. Banner to review the financial statements more closely and to find reasons for the negative cash balance and other problems with the operations and the financial statements.
REQUIREMENTS ---------------Prepare a short report for Mr. Banner to explain the reasons for the negative cash balance at the end of the previous year and other operating problems. To support your points, you may use a statement of cash flows and relevant financial ratios.
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If Sue Wright was to die today, how much would the Wrights need in the family maintenance fund? Use the "needs approach" and explain the reasons behind your calculation
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1. you have been hired to evaluate the payroll systems for the skip rope manufacturing company. the company processes
Sold six 1000 watt microwaves and four 1200 watt microwaves on account to Briana Co., invoice 891, terms 2/10, n/30, FOB shipping point.
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avilon corp needs to raise a minimum of 50000000 for a major expansion. the board of directors is considering selling
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Basic flexible budgeting Sydney, Inc., has the subsequent budgeted production costs:
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