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03:57 FSMA4010 Chapter 12, Problem 12 FSMA4010 Chapter 12, Problem 12	FSMA4010 Chapter 12, Problem 12 In this video, I will solve problem 12 in chapter 12. instruments 1st company caption 48 complete insurance operating leverage question management accounting inventory recognize microeconomics 2nd company conditions $4000000.00 fixed costs company fsma4010 macroeconomic higher leverage variable competitor structure chapter $8000000.00 times costs profits components production economics situation problem strengthens From 113179 29 plays 0
03:42 InterAcctgII--Ex A-1 Problem Demo InterAcctgII--Ex A-1 Problem Demo	InterAcctgII--Ex A-1 Problem Demo appendix exercise on derivatives--hedging classifications fair value hedge dealing basic financial concepts currency caption 48 complete foreign currency edge questions floating investment derivatives hedging kuwait self-explanatory interest rates retailing inventory interest classify stock held-to-maturity price problems number qualify appendix effects hedge and wholesaling convert professor contract foreign future cash flow hedge distribution synthetically caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 34 plays 0
04:32 InterAcctg2--Ex 20-2 Problem Demo InterAcctg2--Ex 20-2 Problem Demo	InterAcctg2--Ex 20-2 Problem Demo change in inventory methods; impact on net income, retained earnings and tax liability basic financial concepts pre-tax goods sold fifo caption 48 complete accountancy prior corporation increase inventory assuming method higher lifo earnings income liability reported effects change lower goods retained items credit principle balance caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 45 plays 0
01:54 AUDITING--M07 Four Areas of Auditing for Cost… AUDITING--M07 Four Areas of Auditing for Cost Accounting	AUDITING--M07 Four Areas of Auditing for Cost Accounting FOUR AREAS OF AUDITING FOR COST ACCOUNTING accurate cost data physical controls documentation questions recorded transfer cost accounting maintain caption 48 complete determine management accounting unit cost records documents transfer concerned accounting records adequacy production examination inventory integrate overhead accountancy description perpetual inventory master effects manufacturing inventory master files perpetual inventory observation concerns physical inventory professor supply chain management terms costs materials auditor production economics raw materials industry From Barbara Warschawski 52 plays 0
03:41 AUDITING--M04 Determining the Acceptable Level of… AUDITING--M04 Determining the Acceptable Level of Detection Risk--Applied Exercise	AUDITING--M04 Determining the Acceptable Level of Detection Risk--Applied Exercise Determining the acceptable level of detection risk inventory accounting business economics of regulation increase control auditing supply chain management sales good thing communication political terminology regulations effects government detection risk number production and manufacturing marketing management level distribution retailing and wholesaling determine accountancy response aggressive decrease financial economics excess acceptable lean concepts logistics department complex misstatement detection industry audit derivatives answer dracule caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 163 plays 0
07:04 AUDITING --M03 Evidence and Reliability AUDITING --M03 Evidence and Reliability	AUDITING --M03 Evidence and Reliability This video discussion centers around "evidence" and the reliability and types of evidence the auditor gathers. chapter employees inventory engineering decisions invoice account political corruption provider systems engineering distribution retailing and wholesaling auditing supply chain management sales number characteristics balance effects philosophical terminology calendars social psychology evidence concepts in physics statement customer examples examine marketing generally accepted accounting principles management percentage accountancy audit evidence decisions. evaluate determine reliability commerce ontology audit evidence production and manufacturing decision theory educational psychology inquiry documents accounting terminology quantity business pedagogy algebra objective business law procedure segments confirm caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 33 plays 0
04:40 Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise… Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 23-4	Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 23-4 Production and Direct Materials Budget direct production budget budget material company direct materials budget companies pound marketing glass prepare industry costs cooperative production 460 inventory accountancy supply chain management manufacturing production and manufacturing chapter installation materials manufacture economics terminology steel times lean concepts logistics produce square purchase effects supply chain management terms start stock finance business sales amount targeted doors caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 543 plays 0
08:54 Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise… Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 18-2	Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 18-2 process costing direct accountancy remaining equivalent allocate category percentage goods two cost categories production month transferred completed exercise inventory february business terms complete manufacturing production and manufacturing chapter materials units january management accounting labor calculate equivalent units process effects number supply chain management terms telescopes costs overhead caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 993 plays 0
05:23 Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise… Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 16-12	Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 16-12 total mfg. costs process december direct total industries labor overhead inventory cost of goods sold include accountancy production and manufacturing 250 000. cost of goods mfg. manufactured material finished effects letter hobart total mfg. manufacturing subtract account goods work-in-process inventory january supply chain management terms amount costs 145 caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 1,836 plays 0
05:49 Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise… Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 17-2	Introductory Accounting 2 - Problem Demo Exercise 17-2 job order costing, flow of costs process number computer demonstration delivered question materials overhead inventory debit exercise customers complete work-in-process completed direct finished effects manufacturing finished goods chapter account goods compute professor job order costing costs expense flow of costs caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 319 plays 0
08:17 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 EXERCISE 8-2 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 EXERCISE 8-2	Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 EXERCISE 8-2 cost flow assumptions logistics purchases purchased goods sold number fifo specific identification cost flow methods caption 48 complete determine flow assumption average cost economics terminology april 100 laptops assumption inventory income microeconomics method operations research accountancy production and manufacturing finance lifo marketing assuming generally accepted accounting principles sales shampoo bottles net income differentiate dollars april 9th commercial item transport and distribution sixteen fifteen merchandise customer purchase laptop goods january average supply chain management terms shampoo remaining specific business terms costs products $1600.00 bottle 1st products bought industry effects From Barbara Warschawski 358 plays 0
07:45 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 PROBLEM 6-1A Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 PROBLEM 6-1A	Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 PROBLEM 6-1A recording sales and cost of goods sold, analyzing inventory shrinkage and recording such, comparing profitability numbers with national average logistics accounts receivable money goods sold profit sales gross profit hardware caption 48 complete pricing determine adjustment receivable accounting terminology and wholesaling gross profit rate hardware stores recording transactions percent supply chain management industry retailing location selling price cost of goods sold business law industry average operations research accountancy production and manufacturing finance business gross marketing company statistical terminology generally accepted accounting principles payment systems inventory account discrepancy theft $3800.00 evaluating profitability distribution merchandise customer account expense remote location remember inventory dollars supply chain management terms effects journal entries record amount costs numismatics inventory shrinkage problem higher average thirteen From Barbara Warschawski 711 plays 0
04:24 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 Exercise 6-4 Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 Exercise 6-4	Introductory Accounting 1 - M3 Exercise 6-4 accounting for inventory shrinkage logistics purchases figure represent goods sold sales gross profit $18000000.00 caption 48 complete thirteen plug figure twelve balance manipulate 31000000 ending inventory calculate profit shrinkage merchandise system supply chain management retailing inventory statement marketing cost of goods sold accountancy production and manufacturing business transactions merchandise inventory account $12000.00 million generally accepted accounting principles accounting terminology reported effects gross expense account condition and wholesaling account goods remember dollars amount inventory shrinkage amatory distribution expense minus From Barbara Warschawski 776 plays 0
06:51 214014 Advanced Accounting - M04 PROBLEM 9-36 214014 Advanced Accounting - M04 PROBLEM 9-36	214014 Advanced Accounting - M04 PROBLEM 9-36 FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE logistics foreign currency seventeen forward contract foreign exchange loss figure spot rate cents december equipment. sales currency eighteen accounts $96000.00 british classic race winners mathematical terminology foreign $200000.00 foreign exchange market 31st 2017 impact and wholesaling economics terminology exchange $6000.00 equipment retailing forward rate inventory calculations income accountancy production and manufacturing point $1.00 business transactions foreign current journal entries company practice broker generally accepted accounting principles $500000.00 times december 31st effects $98000.00 4th contract net foreign exchange distribution business law january dollars marketing contract times materials january 31st 2018 contract law production economics raw materials problem caption 48 complete industry From Barbara Warschawski 183 plays 0
09:00 214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-17 DEMO 214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-17 DEMO	214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-17 DEMO EQUITY METHOD ending inventory profit deferrals purchases seventeen legal entities adjustments smashing corgan sells inventory profit deferral determine stockholder investment macroeconomics amortization calculate corporate finance profit $100000.00 percent supply chain management accounting systems earnings interest percent markup percentage evaluation december 31st 2018 inventory paper products 1000000 100000 dollars finance business inventory gross profit dollar marketing income generally accepted accounting principles elementary arithmetic net income effects consideration manufacturing subtract business law retained earnings thousand. transaction economics terminology controlling equity securities markup 160 percent caption 48 complete original cost financial accounting calculations covenant payment systems dividends equity accounts accountancy stock market acquisition commercial item transport and distribution From Barbara Warschawski 1,347 plays 1
06:00 214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-16 214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-16	214014 Advanced Accounting - M02 PROBLEM 5-16 CH 5 INTRA ENTITY barone figure $5000.00 goods sold sales gross profit alister eighteen caption 48 complete subsidiary 500000 attributable intra entity transfers--inventory intra macroeconomics dollars. transfer percent opportunities national accounts supply chain management inventory interest income remaining accountancy suppress taxation million customer list generally accepted accounting principles net income effects operating expenses excess amortization subtract customer thousand. controlling dollars marketing companies value financial accounting business terms figures operating problem expense net income attributable From Barbara Warschawski 1,613 plays 0