variance of $71,700. In developing the profit plan for 1973, division president (and resident moron) Jim Peterson made the first of a series of inexcusable errors in budgeting surrounding the mythical “favorable” condition. He simply used expected results for the preceding year (as obtained in Oct. 1972), giving no consideration to factors like inflation, market growth, and the fact that sales goals should be expected to increase annually in a successful company. Peterson asked Frank Roberts, inept
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Marketing Plan of a New Product ZAP Submitted to: Mahamud zubaer Assistant professor Department of Business Administration Submitted by: Jony Khan | 2010-3-10-113 | Istiak Uddin Ahmed | 2010-3-10-197 | Ashib Mahmud | 2010-3-10-114 | Md. Hasan Imam | 2011-1-10-312 | MD. Rifat Rahman | 2011-1-10-052 | Mohammad Omar Faruk | 2011-1-10-194 | Department of Business Administration Company Name: Jihar Food & Beverage Ltd. Date of Submission: 2 April, 2012. East West
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Management Discussion & Analysis The Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Rainbow Paint Company provides the analysis of the company’s financial results for the period ended December 31, 2012. The following information should be read in conjunction with the audited financial statements and notes thereto for the period ended December 31, 2012 which are prepared in accordance with relevant standards and regulations. All amounts are expressed in dollars unless otherwise noted. The discussion includes
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When comparing Managerial Accounting information and Financial Accounting information, which of the following, related to Managerial Accounting information, would be true?(It is concerned with estimates of the results of future activities) 2.In which account are the costs of manufacturing a product (that is ready for sale) accumulated until such time as the product is sold? (Finished Goods Inventory)3. Fardohnya Industries, Inc. reports the following information at 12/31/2012: -Acquired $75,000 cash
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Course Name: MSC. FINANCE AND INVESTMENT (MFI) Module Name: Accounting for Decision Making and Control Module Code: AF 09101 INTRUDUCTION OF THE BUDGETTING Budget is a combinations of company activities within which a company coordinate to a common plan for future period. The budget is not something that originates 'from nothing' each 'year - it is developed within the context of ongoing business and is ruled by previous decisions that have been taken within the long-term
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example? 28. How does sales mix affect the contribution margin? 29. Definition of mos 30. How to compute of mos? 31. Usefullness of (mos) 32. Can (mos) be negative? BUDGETING 1. What is definition of budget? 2. What is purpose of budgeting? 3. What are the objectives of budgeting? 4. What are the advantages
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Competition Pricing Appendix 2 Start-Up Expenses Determining Start-Up Capital Cash Flow Income Projection Statement Profit and Loss Statement Balance Sheet Sales Forecast Milestones Break-Even Analysis Miscellaneous Documents Executive Summary My initial statement to Investors and Financial Lenders, this restaurant business plan, is a candid disclosure of the Murphy’s Bar & Grill business proposal - our intent is to set realistic business expectations, and eliminate any questions about the profitability
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Task 1: (a) Outline the roles that budgets traditionally play in organizations. Every organization needs a budget and cannot progress or meet its financial goals without budgeting. Budgeting is the most important activity in a business, it gives direction and helps reach the targets easily. Budget is a plan – quantified in monetary terms – which covers income, expenditure and capital investment and prepared prior to a defined period of time. It is always for the future. The time for which
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WorldCom’s desire for acquisitions was greater than their ability to make acquisitions work. The beginning of WorldCom’s problems began with pressure to meet or beat analyst’s expectations. On the surface it appeared that WorldCom was meeting or beating expectations but things are not as they appeared. In July, 2000, “WorldCom’s expenses as a percentage of its total revenue began to increase,
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we start this new business, the probably amount of money we need for the business and usage of the money such as building guest houses and decorating of the guest houses, also talk to the banker about the perspective of the new business and our expectation to the future of the business. Moreover, apart from a detailed plan, we also have to provide company's assets as guarantee and mortgage for the loans. The other possible source of funding is personal saving. Personal saving is the most common
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