Category: Accounting

The file I uploaded contains the homework. 1-8 (without 4) is the ppt used by our teachers in class
1. The first question needs to be calculated, and the calculation process should be written in an excel table. The professional terms of those formulas should be used the terms handed in by our teacher in class. Because our teachers are British teachers, some professional terms may be called differently from those in the United States or other countries.
2. The second question is to write short words according to the assignment requirements through your professional knowledge and understanding.

Please read and follow the instructions on the “Project Instructions” PDF file which I have attached.

I will post the screenshot of items I need answers too! Please show work I have 2 hours exactly to finish if you can plz help

Your final project will require you to write a research paper on the Convergence Project  IFRS and U.S. GAAP.  This activity will help you start thinking about your research project by developing an outline that you can use to guide the writing of your final project.
Conduct research using Excelsior’s library or the Internet to find information regarding the Convergence Project between GAAP and IFRS. 
Include the history of the Project since 2002, progress made, current status, and future goals of the project.  
Research the differences between principles-based accounting rules (IFRS) and rules-based accounting rules (GAAP) and form an opinion on what method is better.
Research what the Securities and Exchange Commission’s current opinion is with regards to the potential adoption by U.S. publicly-listed companies of IFRS in the future.
When conducting your research, identify and make note of five major differences which still exist, today, between GAAP and IFRS.  Some areas to consider here include the accounting for inventories, fixed assets, or any subject areas of personal interest to you. Hint:  Check out the Big 4 accounting firm websites for publications produced by these firms listing examples of these major differences.
Finally, state your opinion, after performing the above research, whether you believe convergence will occur or not in the future, between GAAP and IFRS, and if so, why and if not, why not, in your opinion.

The format is 1.5 spaced 12 font times new roman. please review all the attached files, which will give an idea of what the case study should be about. Please thoroughly go through each file, they provide you with a complete rundown of what the requirements are. New customer, it’s my first time, have high hopes. Thank you.

Please follow all the instruction in attached pdf named “Case assignment Google”. Answer all the questions on attached excel file named “case assignment Google template”. Show all the calculations in forms of journal entries, accounting ledger, accounting T table…etc. You may review other attached files named as Example to understand what kind of style to use while answering Google’s questions.

The project requires an analysis of the financial statements of two publicly traded companies. You should select two companies that operate within the same industry. I recommend avoiding financial institutions, utilities or other companies from industries with unusual financial reporting. It’s better to go with two retailers or two manufacturers, for example.
As you select your companies, you should try to obtain financial statements and other reports from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website at sec.gov. If there is no information available for a company on the SEC website, you should select a different company. You will need to obtain information for your companies from their Form 10K as filed with the SEC.

Components of the project:
• Brief introduction of your companies (About 1/2 page.)
• Profitability analysis (About 1 page.)
• Liquidity analysis (Abou 1page.)
• Solvency analysis (About 1/2 page.)
• Conclusion and parting comments (About 1/2 page.)
Formatting:
• Your report should include various ratios that you have calculated for your companies. It would also be a good addition to include charts that you have prepared for the various ratios you will be using in your analysis. Any charts, graphs, or tables should not be considered part of the page count presented above.
• Charts, graphs, and analysis that can be found online are not acceptable for your analysis and including them will result in a lower score.
• Your report should be prepared using 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing, 0-point spacing before each paragraph, 0-point spacing after each paragraph, with 1-inch margins.
Regarding evaluation and grading, your report should be prepared and edited to assure its completeness and a professional appeal. You should be sure to include informative comments regarding your analysis and findings. Reports that simply repeat what charts and calculations depict will receive low scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict and what caused the situations will receive moderate scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict, what caused the situations, and the implications of those situations will receive higher scores.
Charts and other detailed will be provided via an excel sheet with the companies and their info on them. Simply finish assigning the codes in the correct spaces to get the sheet to spit out the info. Reference the powerpoint for more info on the excel sheet.
Course parameters are as follows: Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
• Comprehend financial accounting’s role in business and understand the differences between financial and management accounting.
• Read and understand company financial statements including the income statement, the balance sheet, the statement of shareholders equity and the statement of cash flows.
• Use common size analysis and ratio analysis to evaluate a company on the following dimensions:
o Efficiency
o Liquidity
o Solvency
o Profitability
o Cash flow
• Understand how creditors and investors evaluate a company, including an assessment of credit and investment worthiness.

The project requires an analysis of the financial statements of two publicly traded companies. You should select two companies that operate within the same industry. I recommend avoiding financial institutions, utilities or other companies from industries with unusual financial reporting. It’s better to go with two retailers or two manufacturers, for example.
As you select your companies, you should try to obtain financial statements and other reports from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website at sec.gov. If there is no information available for a company on the SEC website, you should select a different company. You will need to obtain information for your companies from their Form 10K as filed with the SEC.

Components of the project:
• Brief introduction of your companies (About 1/2 page.)
• Profitability analysis (About 1 page.)
• Liquidity analysis (Abou 1page.)
• Solvency analysis (About 1/2 page.)
• Conclusion and parting comments (About 1/2 page.)
Formatting:
• Your report should include various ratios that you have calculated for your companies. It would also be a good addition to include charts that you have prepared for the various ratios you will be using in your analysis. Any charts, graphs, or tables should not be considered part of the page count presented above.
• Charts, graphs, and analysis that can be found online are not acceptable for your analysis and including them will result in a lower score.
• Your report should be prepared using 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing, 0-point spacing before each paragraph, 0-point spacing after each paragraph, with 1-inch margins.
Regarding evaluation and grading, your report should be prepared and edited to assure its completeness and a professional appeal. You should be sure to include informative comments regarding your analysis and findings. Reports that simply repeat what charts and calculations depict will receive low scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict and what caused the situations will receive moderate scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict, what caused the situations, and the implications of those situations will receive higher scores.
Charts and other detailed will be provided via an excel sheet with the companies and their info on them. Simply finish assigning the codes in the correct spaces to get the sheet to spit out the info. Reference the powerpoint for more info on the excel sheet.
Course parameters are as follows: Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
• Comprehend financial accounting’s role in business and understand the differences between financial and management accounting.
• Read and understand company financial statements including the income statement, the balance sheet, the statement of shareholders equity and the statement of cash flows.
• Use common size analysis and ratio analysis to evaluate a company on the following dimensions:
o Efficiency
o Liquidity
o Solvency
o Profitability
o Cash flow
• Understand how creditors and investors evaluate a company, including an assessment of credit and investment worthiness.

The project requires an analysis of the financial statements of two publicly traded companies. You should select two companies that operate within the same industry. I recommend avoiding financial institutions, utilities or other companies from industries with unusual financial reporting. It’s better to go with two retailers or two manufacturers, for example.
As you select your companies, you should try to obtain financial statements and other reports from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website at sec.gov. If there is no information available for a company on the SEC website, you should select a different company. You will need to obtain information for your companies from their Form 10K as filed with the SEC.

Components of the project:
• Brief introduction of your companies (About 1/2 page.)
• Profitability analysis (About 1 page.)
• Liquidity analysis (Abou 1page.)
• Solvency analysis (About 1/2 page.)
• Conclusion and parting comments (About 1/2 page.)
Formatting:
• Your report should include various ratios that you have calculated for your companies. It would also be a good addition to include charts that you have prepared for the various ratios you will be using in your analysis. Any charts, graphs, or tables should not be considered part of the page count presented above.
• Charts, graphs, and analysis that can be found online are not acceptable for your analysis and including them will result in a lower score.
• Your report should be prepared using 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing, 0-point spacing before each paragraph, 0-point spacing after each paragraph, with 1-inch margins.
Regarding evaluation and grading, your report should be prepared and edited to assure its completeness and a professional appeal. You should be sure to include informative comments regarding your analysis and findings. Reports that simply repeat what charts and calculations depict will receive low scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict and what caused the situations will receive moderate scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict, what caused the situations, and the implications of those situations will receive higher scores.
Charts and other detailed will be provided via an excel sheet with the companies and their info on them. Simply finish assigning the codes in the correct spaces to get the sheet to spit out the info. Reference the powerpoint for more info on the excel sheet.
Course parameters are as follows: Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
• Comprehend financial accounting’s role in business and understand the differences between financial and management accounting.
• Read and understand company financial statements including the income statement, the balance sheet, the statement of shareholders equity and the statement of cash flows.
• Use common size analysis and ratio analysis to evaluate a company on the following dimensions:
o Efficiency
o Liquidity
o Solvency
o Profitability
o Cash flow
• Understand how creditors and investors evaluate a company, including an assessment of credit and investment worthiness.

The project requires an analysis of the financial statements of two publicly traded companies. You should select two companies that operate within the same industry. I recommend avoiding financial institutions, utilities or other companies from industries with unusual financial reporting. It’s better to go with two retailers or two manufacturers, for example.
As you select your companies, you should try to obtain financial statements and other reports from the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website at sec.gov. If there is no information available for a company on the SEC website, you should select a different company. You will need to obtain information for your companies from their Form 10K as filed with the SEC.

Components of the project:
• Brief introduction of your companies (About 1/2 page.)
• Profitability analysis (About 1 page.)
• Liquidity analysis (Abou 1page.)
• Solvency analysis (About 1/2 page.)
• Conclusion and parting comments (About 1/2 page.)
Formatting:
• Your report should include various ratios that you have calculated for your companies. It would also be a good addition to include charts that you have prepared for the various ratios you will be using in your analysis. Any charts, graphs, or tables should not be considered part of the page count presented above.
• Charts, graphs, and analysis that can be found online are not acceptable for your analysis and including them will result in a lower score.
• Your report should be prepared using 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing, 0-point spacing before each paragraph, 0-point spacing after each paragraph, with 1-inch margins.
Regarding evaluation and grading, your report should be prepared and edited to assure its completeness and a professional appeal. You should be sure to include informative comments regarding your analysis and findings. Reports that simply repeat what charts and calculations depict will receive low scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict and what caused the situations will receive moderate scores. Reports that explain what charts and calculations depict, what caused the situations, and the implications of those situations will receive higher scores.
Charts and other detailed will be provided via an excel sheet with the companies and their info on them. Simply finish assigning the codes in the correct spaces to get the sheet to spit out the info. Reference the powerpoint for more info on the excel sheet.
Course parameters are as follows: Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
• Comprehend financial accounting’s role in business and understand the differences between financial and management accounting.
• Read and understand company financial statements including the income statement, the balance sheet, the statement of shareholders equity and the statement of cash flows.
• Use common size analysis and ratio analysis to evaluate a company on the following dimensions:
o Efficiency
o Liquidity
o Solvency
o Profitability
o Cash flow
• Understand how creditors and investors evaluate a company, including an assessment of credit and investment worthiness.