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Why is it important for buyers of a business to scan the environment?
What are planning assumptions? Why are they important?
What do buyers look for when they assess the past performance of a business?
What financial ratios are useful for appraising a business?
How would you restate the statement of income of a business?
How would you restate the statement of financial position of a business?
What is goodwill?
What are industry multipliers? What are their primary weaknesses?
What do we mean by maintainable cash flows?
What do we mean by capitalization rate and price-earnings multiple?
Are the methods and techniques used for valuing a small business the same as those for a large business? Why?
Why is it that valuing a business for sale or purchase is one of the most complex tasks an analyst can undertake?
Explain the following valuation models:• Market value• Liquidation value• Collateral value• Assessed value
How can the net present value method help buyers figure out the worth of a business?
John Hepworth, the sole proprietor of John’s Variety, is having some difficulty with his retail store. He’s concerned about the possibility of having to close it. He knows that the value of his
With the following accounts included in Brown Inc.’s financial statements and assumptions, restate the company’s statement of income and statement of financial position. Statement of income:
With the following information, calculate the after-tax cash flows from operations.Accounts
Use 10% as the company's weighted average cost of capital and the estimates shown below to calculate the following values for a manufacturing plant:1. The yearly present values2. The cumulative net
Kenisha Johnson, CEO of Eastern Electronics Inc., is looking at the possibility of marketing a new product line. Kenisha will be approaching a risk capital investor, Manon Miller, asking for $500,000
The shareholders of Zimtex Electronics Inc. are considering selling their shares. The company's statement of financial position is as follows:The company has 25,000 shares outstanding, which are
Helen Campbell and several business friends are considering buying Lewin Foods Inc., a privately owned company. Helen has just received the financial statements from the present owner and is trying
In early 2013, Bill MacMillan, one of the shareholders of National Photocell Inc., was completing a proposal for the expansion of his research-oriented business into a commercial supplier of
What is financial management?
What is accounting?
What is finance?
Is financial management important for public service organizations? If so, why?
Is it appropriate for public service organizations to earn profits?
What are the major sources of financing for the federal government, state and local governments, the health sector, and the not- for- profit sector?
Is there any reason that a not- for- profit organization might decide to decline a gift?
What is an NGO?
What are the two major subdivisions of accounting? Explain.
How is it possible for the federal debt to increase in a year when the federal government has a surplus?
How does planning help an organization?
What is the purpose of the strategic plan?
Why are budgets used?
What are several incentive approaches? Are there weaknesses in any of the approaches?
What are some negative consequences of unrealistic budget expectations?
What are the elements of the budget cycle?
Distinguish between cash basis and accrual basis accounting.
What is the purpose of a budget timeline?
What is the organization’s “mission” and why is it important?
What is the role of the long-range plan?
Why would a special purpose budget be used?
How do individual goals differ from organizational goals?
Discuss the concept of goal congruence.
Prisons R Us (PRU) delivers counseling services to prison inmates for the state on a fee-for-service basis. It is preparing its cash budget for the month of March. Its operating budget reflects
Finn Fixes is a new charity that repairs donated cars for use by unemployed job seekers. Finn gets the cars for free from churches in the area. The churches collect the used cars from their
Monroe Outpatient Surgery Center (MOSC) is developing an operating budget for the month ending June 30, 2014. The Center expects to perform 80 surgical procedures during the month. MOSC’s average
Westchester City is constructing a new city hall. The building will cost $ 40,000,000 and is estimated to have a useful life of 40 years. Based on the experience of other similar cities, and the best
Childrens Best Hope (CBH) provides day care ser-vices to low income families. CBH bills the state for its services under a service contract. Billings for the first four months of 2013 are
Middleboro Township plans to order supplies every quarter of the year. It expects to receive the supplies in the quarter after they are ordered. It expects to use them the quarter after that and pay
Local Hospital (LH) has decided that it would like to send nurses to a local supermarket to provide a free health screening for interested supermarket customers. The screening will consist of
Roche City has two major sources of revenues, prop-erty tax and sales tax, which are billed according to the schedule at the top of the next page. Traditionally, property tax revenues have been
Because of the downturn in the state’s economy, the mayor of Stratton thinks that uncollectible taxes are likely to increase from 5 percent of total tax bills to 10 percent in the coming fiscal
River County is planning several capital acquisitions for the coming year. These include the purchase of two new garbage trucks at $ 150,000 each, one new bulldozer at $ 240,000, three new riding
Zoo Extravaganza is a not-for-profit organization. Zoo Extravaganza took over the county zoo, with the provision that the county would provide a subsidy for its operations. The county provides $
Draft a quarterly cash budget for the Zoo Extravaganza (ZE) for the first two quarters of the coming year. Use just the information in this problem.1. Interest is paid on the last day of the year
You are the executive director of a community service agency in the inner city. Your operation is funded through a combination of cash contributions, federal government grants, and city contracts.
The county has an initiative for students in under-performing schools. To get funding, schools provide each student with eight 2- hour- long group tutoring sessions each month. Also, parents must
Part I Marquoya College (MC) is a medium- sized private school located in the Midwest. In the past, MC administrators established a budget for the next academic year by adding a specific percentage
SECTION A: Denison Specialty Hospital is planning its master budget for the coming year. The budget will include operating, capital, cash, and flexible budgets. The hospital is noted for its three
Distinguish among line-item, responsibility center, and program budgets.
The Museum of New Art traditionally offers a new exhibit each month, in addition to its permanent collection. Mary Moser, the new museum director, has found that the number of exhibits must be
Distinguish between a top- down and bottom- up budget process.
Distinguish between a mandate and an entitlement.
What is performance budgeting? What does it try to accomplish? How does the method work?
What are two forecasting techniques that can be used if no historical data are available?
Are there any limits on government taxation or spending? Explain.
In the past year, a major factory closed in Parsons City. Following the closure, a number of residents moved from the town. Property values are falling, and the mayor believes that a tax cut is
What is a flexible budget?
What is the principal advantage of curvilinear forecasting?
The executive director of Mutt Rescue (MR) animal shelter has asked you to prepare an annual budget for the coming fiscal year as well as a flexible budget based on a 5 percent increase in the number
Stratton County Community College is adding a band program that will be open to college students and also to the community. The music department chair has asked you to prepare a special- purpose
Refer to Problem in Chapter. Assuming that the mix of visitors does not change, provide a bud-get assuming admissions are 10 percent lower and 10 percent higher than expected.
The Free Health Care Center (FH) charges each patient $ 5.50 (not quite free after all, but pretty close). Due to rising costs, the center has been forced to consider raising this charge to $ 6.00 or
The Georgeville city government provides a wide variety of services to the community. Among them is the protection provided by the police force. In order to provide that force it spends $ 3 million
Eger Township is preparing its budget for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2014. The township has a Management Department, a Public Works Department, a Recreation Department, and a Public Safety
Eger Township has a Management Department that pro-vides support to other departments. The Public Works Department has three functions: garbage collection, snow removal, and road repair. The
The State Department of Labor is working on its revenue budget for the year ending June 30, 2015. The State uses a system of account numbers to simplify its bookkeeping processes. The system uses
The Billings Multi- Specialty Physician Group Practice is trying to forecast the number of patient visits it will have for the coming year. It has data from the previous three years to use for the
Senior Ride Access (SRA) provides a van service for senior citizens. SRA receives a $ 100,000 grant each year from a local foundation for the aged. SRA expects to spend $ 2,500 each year to pay for
You are the manager of the Corn is Not Just for Ethanol (CNJE) relief organization, which works with a coalition of countries to help provide corn, wheat, and other food staples to countries where
Section CThe programs at Denison consume the services of departments as follows:That is, oncology patients consume 80 percent of the services of the radiology department but only 50 percent of the
What is a “cost objective”?
Distinguish among full, direct, and indirect costs.
Distinguish among average, fixed, and variable costs.
What are marginal costs?
What are several reasons that a financial manager says “it depends” rather than directly answering a question about how much something costs?
What are some direct and indirect costs of elementary school education? Clearly specify your cost objective.
What is an allocation base, and how is it used in setting allocation rates?
What can a manager do if a break- even analysis indicates that a venture will lose money?
The fixed costs of running a fund- raising dinner for Meals for the Homeless are $ 10,000 and the variable costs are $ 75 per attendee. The facility where the event is being held can accommodate 500
PPO of Millbridge Township (PPOMT) sells health benefit plans to local employers. PPOMT charges its clients (local employers) $ 50 for each office visit provided to a covered employee. PPOMT
The Millbridge High School Student Association (MHSSA) is planning a fund- raising event for the spring semester. The MHSSA is planning to hire the Dizzy Gillespie Heritage Band as entertainment for
Mr. Robbins’s detailed medical records indicated that a total of 20 labor hours were directly used in pro-viding his care. The cost of the labor was $ 380. It was expected before the beginning of
Why is the relevant range the key to the difference between variable and marginal costs?
What is the focus of ABC (activity-based costing)?
What approach should be taken in evaluating make-or-buy decisions? That is, should an organization provide a service itself, or outsource it to an-other organization?
Answer the following questions about break- even analysis: 1. Break- even is defined as the point at which ______________ equals ______________. 2. The contribution margin is equal to ______________
Millbridge Memorial Hospital provides comprehensive physical exams. The charge per exam is $ 100, while the variable cost per exam is $ 65. Thirty percent of the patients who come in for exams are
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