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Managers of a corporation
Employees
Customers
Supervisors of a business
Long - term investments
Current assets
Stockholders’ Equity
Retained Earnings
Recognize the ethical situation and the issues involved
Contact the head supervisor and ask for help
Identify the principal elements in the situation
Identify all alternatives and how they affect stakeholders
Income Statement
Retained Earnings Statement
Statement of Cash flows
Balance Sheet
Financing
Investing
Advertising
Operating
A decrease in liabilities of $40,000
An increase in assets of $50,000
A decrease of assets of $50,000
An increase in liabilities of $30,000
$30,000
$340,000
$90,000
$400,000
Debt to total assets ratio
Working Capital
Current Ratio
Current cash debt coverage
Easy to start - up
Owned by 1 individual, or a small group of individuals
Separate legal existence
Liability is tied to a single individual or small group of individuals
Current Assets
Long - term investments
Property, plant, equipment
Mortgages Payable
Journal entries show the complete effect of a transaction
Journal entries show profitability of the company as an overall unit
Journal entries provide a chronological order of transactions
Journal entries prevent all accounting errors
Common Stock
Retained Earnings
Rent
Dividends
Relevant data for each sub-unit of the company
GAAP Accounting
Double entry accounting and costs
Condensed financial information for the company as a whole
Financing
Planning
Directing
Controlling
Direct Labor, Direct Materials, Building Rental
Direct Materials, Direct Labor, Manufacturing Overhead
Manufacturing Overhead, Direct Labor, Works in Process
Direct Materials, Cost of Goods Sold, Direct Labor
Selling Expenses
Direct Materials
Direct Labor
Manufacturing Overhead
Fixed
Mixed
Variable
Percentage
Production Budget
Sales Budget
Direct Materials Budget
Manufacturing Overhead Budget
To reissue the shares to officers and employees
To have additional shares available in order to acquire another company
To increase trading of the company’s stock
To decrease earnings per share
Retained Earnings, Adequate Cash, Declared Dividends
Retained Earnings, Adequate Cash, Stockholders’ Equity
Adequate Cash, High Liquidity, Low Liabilities
Stockholders’ Equity, Low Liquidities, Retained Earnings
Quarterly
As needed by management
Annually
Weekly
10%
20%
30%
Nothing
It creates incentives for managers to be rewarded
It requires management to plan ahead
It gives definite objectives for all levels in the company
It creates an early warning system to prevent potential problems