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Outdoors R Us owns several membership-based campground resorts throughout the Southwest. The company sells campground sites to new members, usually during a get-acquainted visit and tour. The campgrounds offer a wider array of on-site facilities than most. New members sign a multiyear contract, pay a down payment, and make monthly installment payments. Because no credit check is made and many memberships originate on a spur- of-the-moment basis, cancellations are not uncommon. Business has been brisk during its first three years of operations, and since going public in 2003. the market value of its stock has tripled. The first sign of trouble came in 2016 when the new sales dipped sharply. One afternoon, two weeks before the end of the fiscal year. Diane Rice, CEO, and Gene Sun. controller, were having an active discussion in Sun's office. Sun: I've thought more about our discussion yesterday. Maybe something can be done about profits. Rice: I hope so. Our bonuses and stock value are riding on this period's performance. Sun: We've been recording deferred revenues when new members sign up. Rather than recording liabilities at the time memberships are sold, I think we can justify reporting sales revenue for all memberships sold Rice: What will be the effect on profits? Sun: I haven't run the numbers yet, but let's just say very favorable. Required: Why do you think liabilities had been recorded previously? Is the proposal ethical? Who would be affected if the proposal is implemented?
Based on the above Excel Problem; if the total capacity for this business is 725 will you stay in it? If you want to stay in it what price you need to obtain a break-even point of 725?
How they can help accounting information systems to be better understood. (explain to a person from non-accounting field). Can use graphics.
On January 3, 2011, Jenkins Corp. acquired 40% of the outstanding common stock of Bolivar Co for $1,200,000. This acquisition gave Jenkins the ability to exercise significant influence over the investee.
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in recent months there have been many news stories in the press about executive compensation with stock options. this
(Accounting for and reporting patient service revenues) The Maggie King Hospital, a not-for-profit hospital, had the following transactions regarding.
Why do you think Toyota is expanding so aggressively outside of Japan instead of focusing more on manufacturing in Japan and exporting to other countries?
Management is held accountable to various parties, both internal and external to the business organization. To whom does management have a stewardship obligation and to whom does it have reporting responsibilities?
A flexible budget for 15,000 hours revealed variable manufacturing overhead of $90,000 and fixed overhead of $120,000. The budget for 25,000 hours would reveal total overhead costs of:
Scottsdale Fine Piano%u2019s purchases pianos from a well-known manufacturer and sells them through their retail store. The Baby Grand Pianos sell, on average, for $2,500 each
calculate the beginning book balance. consider the following information about mile high vintage shop for the month of
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