[Q3] BEC Study Group 2014 - Page 83

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  • #185552
    jeff
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    @h0wdyus

    Incorrect

    The answer is B. Comparable sales.

    “The use of comparable sales is not an income approach to valuation of a business, it is a market approach. Under the comparable sales approach, the value of a business is determined by comparing it to other entities with comparable characteristics for which the value is more readily determinable.”

    This was a tricky one

    Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

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    Anonymous
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    @stoleway

    The demand curve will be vertical because the quantity demanded will remain the same regardless of any change in price (demand is perfectly inelastic).

    #594853
    stoleway
    Participant

    correct

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    #594854
    stoleway
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    What is the formula for payback reciprocal and what does it represent?

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    #594855
    M.O.D.
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    The formula for the payback period = original investment/annual cash flow

    The reciprocal is 1/payback period

    It is an approximate measure of the rate of return (this is obscure).

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    #594856
    stoleway
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    MOD…good job

    Ninja says paybackl reciprocal estimates IRR if casflow pattern is stable

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    #594857
    stoleway
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    Preparation of the master budget culminates with the preparation of what budget?

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    #594858
    M.O.D.
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    Budget flowchart: memorized this from Gleim

    Short term goals

    Operating budget:

    Sales Budget: non-production budget (admin, SG&E)

    Ending inventory budget

    Production budget: DM, DL, OH budgets

    COGS budget

    Proforma Income statement

    Cash receipts from sales

    Cash payments (DM, DL, etc)

    Financial budget:

    Cash budget

    Capital budget

    Proforma balance sheet

    proforma statement of cash flows

    So I suppose the culmination is the pro forma financial statements.

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    #594859
    stoleway
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    Gleim says cash budget…yeah but basically its the financial budget. With your explanation above, I'm pretty sure you would pick cash budget as the right answer. Cash budget was the only financial budget element in the choices given

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    #594860
    M.O.D.
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    Ming Company has budgeted sales at 6,300 units for the next fiscal year and desires to have 590 good units on hand at the end of that year. Beginning inventory is 470 units. Ming has found from past experience that 10% of all units produced do not pass final inspection and therefore must be destroyed. How many units should Ming plan to produce in the next fiscal year?

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    #594861
    stoleway
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    Sales forecast-units………….6300

    Ending Inventory……………….590

    Begining Inventory……………(470)

    =6420 Units

    But 10% of all units produced do not pass final inspection and therefore must be destroyed

    production should be inflated to take care of this spoilage, therefore….

    6420 / .90 = 7133 approximately

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    #594862
    M.O.D.
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    correct.

    Explain why:

    If a manufacturing company uses responsibility centers, which one of the following items is least likely to appear in a performance report for a manager of an assembly line?

    A. Supervisory salaries.

    B. Equipment depreciation.

    C. Materials.

    D. Repairs and maintenance.

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    #594863
    Anonymous
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    Can anyone explain the meaning of the following sentence?

    The statute of limitations for securities fraud is “no later than the earlier of 2 years after the discovery of facts constituting the violation, or 5 years after the violation.”

    The wording is very confusing to me. What does no later than earlier of even mean?

    #594864
    Anonymous
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    @arushi89

    The wording is a little confusing, but the way I think of it is no later than the lesser of whichever situation applies. So if facts constituting the violation have been discovered, then action must be taken no later than two years from the date of discovery. If facts constituting the violation haven't been discovered, then the action must be taken no later than five years from the date of violation.

    #594865
    Anonymous
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    @M.O.D.

    My guess would be B. Equipment depreciation is out of the control of an assembly line manager so they shouldn't be evaluated on this cost. However, they would have control over costs such materials, direct labor, and repairs and maintenance.

    #594866
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thanks @CPA_2_B

    That makes sense. I had thought something alone those lines, but was not sure if I was misinterpreting it.

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