Fundamentals of Cost Accounting 4th Solution Manual 习题解答Chap018
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高级语言程序设计Advanced Language Programme Design工程造价管理Project Pricing Management工业行业技术评估概论Introduction to Industrial Technical Evaluation 公共关系Public Relations公关礼仪Etiquette for Public Relations管理沟通Managerial Communication国际关系与政治International Relationship and Politics国际技术贸易International Technology Trade机械制图Mechanical Drawing计算机科学Computer Science技术创新Technological Innovation技术经济Technological Economics价格学Pricing建筑项目预算Constructive Project Budgeting金融管理软件Financial Management Software经济文献检索Economic Document Searching经济文写作Economic Article Writing经贸科研论文与写作Research Project on Economics & Trade伦理学Ethics逻辑学Logic社会保障Social Security社会调查Social Survey社会学Sociology世界经济概论Introduction to World Economy世界经贸地理World Geography for Economics and Trade世界市场行情World Market Survey世界政治经济与国际关系World Politics, Economy and International Relations 数据结构Database Structure数据库管理Database Management数据库及其应用Database and Applications数据模型与决策Digital Models and Decision-making外国经济地理Economic Geography of Foreign Countries外国经济史History of Foreign Economies外贸函电Business Correspondence for Foreign Trade外贸口语Oral English for Foreign Trade外贸实务Foreign Trade Practices物流运输计划管理Logistics Planning & management系统工程System Engineering现代国际政治与经济Contemporary International Politics and Economics信息分析Information Analysis信息技术与新组织Information Technology and New Organisations形式逻辑Formal Logic英语经贸文章选读Selected English Readings of Economic and Trade Literature营销管理Marketing Management营运管理Operation Management运筹学Operations Research战略管理Strategic Management职业道德伦理Professional Ethics中国对外经贸政策与投资环境Chinese Foreign Trade Policy and Investment Environment中国对外贸易史History of Chinese Foreign Trade中国外贸概论Introduction to Chinese Foreign Trade资刊选读Selected Reading from Foreign Magazines组织行为学Organisational Behaviour大学课程英文名称(做英文成绩单有用)Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics 高等计算流体力学Advanced Mathematics 高等数学Advanced Numerical Analysis 高等数值分析Algorithmic Language 算法语言Analogical Electronics 模拟电子电路Artificial Intelligence Programming 人工智能程序设计Audit 审计学Automatic Control System 自动控制系统Automatic Control Theory 自动控制理论Auto-Measurement Technique 自动检测技术Basis of Software Technique 软件技术基础Calculus 微积分Catalysis Principles 催化原理Chemical Engineering Document Retrieval 化工文献检索Circuitry 电子线路College English 大学英语College English Test (Band 4) CET-4College English Test (Band 6) CET-6College Physics 大学物理Communication Fundamentals 通信原理Comparative Economics 比较经济学Complex Analysis 复变函数论Computational Method 计算方法Computer Graphics 图形学原理Computer Interface Technology 计算机接口技术Contract Law 合同法Cost Accounting 成本会计Circuit Measurement Technology 电路测试技术Database Principles 数据库原理Design & Analysis System 系统分析与设计Developmental Economics 发展经济学Digital Electronics 数字电子电路Digital Image Processing 数字图像处理Digital Signal Processing 数字信号处理Econometrics 经济计量学Economical Efficiency Analysis for Chemical Technology 化工技术经济分析Economy of Capitalism 资本主义经济Electromagnetic Fields & Magnetic Waves 电磁场与电磁波Electrical Engineering Practice 电工实习Enterprise Accounting 企业会计学Equations of Mathematical Physics 数理方程Experiment of College Physics 物理实验Experiment of Microcomputer 微机实验Experiment in Electronic Circuitry 电子线路实验Fiber Optical Communication System 光纤通讯系统Finance 财政学Financial Accounting 财务会计Fine Arts 美术Functions of a Complex Variable 单复变函数Functions of Complex Variables 复变函数Functions of Complex Variables & Integral Transformations 复变函数与积分变换Fundamentals of Law 法律基础Fuzzy Mathematics 模糊数学General Physics 普通物理Graduation Project(Thesis) 毕业设计(论文)Graph theory 图论Heat Transfer Theory 传热学History of Chinese Revolution 中国革命史Industrial Economics 工业经济学Information Searches 情报检索Integral Transformation 积分变换Intelligent robot(s); Intelligence robot 智能机器人International Business Administration 国际企业管理International Clearance 国际结算International Finance 国际金融International Relation 国际关系International Trade 国际贸易Introduction to Chinese Tradition 中国传统文化Introduction to Modern Science & Technology 当代科技概论Introduction to Reliability Technology 可靠性技术导论Java Language Programming Java 程序设计Lab of General Physics 普通物理实验Linear Algebra 线性代数Management Accounting 管理会计学Management Information System 管理信息系统Mechanic Design 机械设计Mechanical Graphing 机械制图Merchandise Advertisement 商品广告学Metalworking Practice 金工实习Microcomputer Control Technology 微机控制技术Microeconomics & Macroeconomics 西方经济学Microwave Technique 微波技术Military Theory 军事理论Modern Communication System 现代通信系统Modern Enterprise System 现代企业制度Monetary Banking 货币银行学Motor Elements and Power Supply 电机电器与供电Moving Communication 移动通讯Music 音乐Network Technology 网络技术Numeric Calculation 数值计算Oil Application and Addition Agent 油品应用及添加剂Operation & Control of National Economy 国民经济运行与调控Operational Research 运筹学Optimum Control 最优控制Petroleum Chemistry 石油化学Petroleum Engineering Technique 石油化工工艺学Philosophy 哲学Physical Education 体育Political Economics 政治经济学Primary Circuit (反应堆)一回路Principle of Communication 通讯原理Principle of Marxism 马克思主义原理Principle of Mechanics 机械原理Principle of Microcomputer 微机原理Principle of Sensing Device 传感器原理Principle of Single Chip Computer 单片机原理Principles of Management 管理学原理Probability Theory & Stochastic Process 概率论与随机过程Procedure Control 过程控制Programming with Pascal Language Pascal语言编程Programming with C Language C语言编程Property Evaluation 工业资产评估Public Relation 公共关系学Pulse & Numerical Circuitry 脉冲与数字电路Refinery Heat Transfer Equipment 炼厂传热设备Satellite Communications 卫星通信Semiconductor Converting Technology 半导体变流技术Set Theory 集合论Signal & Linear System 信号与线性系统Social Research 社会调查SPC Exchange Fundamentals 程控交换原理Specialty English 专业英语Statistics 统计学Stock Investment 证券投资学Strategic Management for Industrial Enterprises 工业企业战略管理Technological Economics 技术经济学Television Operation 电视原理Theory of Circuitry 电路理论Turbulent Flow Simulation and Application 湍流模拟及其应用Visual C++ Programming Visual C++程序设计Windows NT Operating System Principles Windows NT操作系统原理Word Processing 数据处理姓名NAME性别SEX入学时间1ST TERM ENROLLED IN系别DEPARTMENT专业SPECIALITY毕业时间GRADUATION DA TE19XX-19YY学年度第一/二学期1st/2nd TERM. 19XX-19YY课程名称COURSE TITLE学分CREDIT成绩GRADE高等数学Advanced Mathematics工程数学Engineering Mathematics中国革命史History of Chinese Revolutionary程序设计Programming Design机械制图Mechanical Drawing社会学Sociology体育Physical Education物理实验Physical Experiments电路Circuit物理Physics哲学Philosophy法律基础Basis of Law理论力学Theoretical Mechanics材料力学Material Mechanics电机学Electrical Machinery政治经济学Political Economy自动控制理论Automatic Control Theory模拟电子技术基础Basis of Analogue Electronic Technique 数字电子技术Digital Electrical Technique电磁场Electromagnetic Field微机原理Principle of Microcomputer企业管理Business Management专业英语Specialized English可编程序控制技术Controlling Technique for Programming 金工实习Metal Working Practice毕业实习Graduation Practice。
常用大学课程中英文对照大学课程中英文对照大汇集英文字母开头的课程ALGOL语言ALGOL LanguageBASIC & FORTRAN 语言BASIC Language & FORTRAN LanguageBASIC 语言BASIC LanguageBASIC 语言及应用BASIC Language & ApplicationC 语言C LanguageC++程序设计C++ Program DesigningCAD 概论Introduction to CADCAD/CAM CAD/CAMCET-4 College English Test (Band 4)CET-6 College English Test (Band 6)COBOL语言COBOL LanguageCOBOL语言程序设计COBOL Language Program DesigningC与UNIX环境C Language & Unix EnvironmentC语言科学计算方法Scientific Computation Method in CC语言与生物医学信息处理C Language & Biomedical Information Processing dBASE Ⅲ课程设计Course Exercise in dBASE ⅢFORTRAN 77 语言FORTRAN 77 LanguageFORTRAN语言FORTRAN LanguageFoxBase程序设计FoxBase ProgrammingHopf代数Hopf AlgebraHopf代数与代数群量子群Hopf Algebra , Algebraic Group and Qua ntum Group IBM-PC/XT Fundamentals of Microcomputer IBM-PC/XTIBM-PC微机原理Fundamentals of Microcomputer IBM-PCIBM汇编及高级语言的接口IBM Assembly & its Interfaces with Advanced Programming Languages Internet与Intranet技术Internet and Intranet TechnologyLSI设计基础Basic of LSI DesigningOS/2操作系统OS/2 Operation SystemPASCAL大型作业PASCAL Wide Range WorkingPASCAL课程设计Course Exercise in PASCALPASCAL语言PASCAL LanguagePC机原理Principle of PCUnix编程环境Unix Programming EnvironmentUnix操作系统分析Analysis of Unix SystemVLSI的EDA技术EDA Techniques for VLSIVLSI技术与检测方法VLSI Techniques & Its ExaminationVLSI设计基础Basis of VLSI DesignWindows系统Windows Operation SystemX光分析X-ray AnalysisX射线金属学X-Ray & MetallographyX射线与电镜X-ray & Electric MicroscopeZ-80汇编语言程序设计Z-80 Pragramming in Assembly LanguagesB开头的课程板壳非线性力学Nonlinear Mechanics of Plate and Shell板壳理论Plate Theory , Theory of Plate and Shell板壳力学Plate Mechanics办公自动化Office Automatization办公自动化系统毕业设计Office Automatization Thesis办公自动化系统设计Office Automatization Design半波实验Semiwave Experiment半导体变流技术Semiconductor Converting Technology半导体材料Semiconductor Materials半导体测量Measurement of Semiconductors半导体瓷敏元件Semiconductor Porcelain-Sensitive Elements半导体光电子学Semiconductor Optic Electronics半导体化学Semiconductor Chemistry半导体激光器Semiconductor Laser Unit半导体集成电路Semiconductor Integrated Circuitry半导体理论Semi-conductive Theory半导体器件Semiconductor Devices半导体器件工艺原理Technological Fundamentals of Semiconductor Device半导体器件课程设计Course Design of Semiconductor Devices半导体物理Semiconductor Physics半导体专业Semi-conduction Specialty半导体专业实验Specialty Experiment of Semiconductor半群理论Semi-group Theory保健食品监督评价Evaluation and Supervision on Health Food s保险学Insurance保险学Insurance报告文学专题Special Subject On Reportage报刊编辑学Newspaper & Magazine Editing报刊选读Selected Readings of Newspaper & Magazine报纸编辑学Newspaper Editing泵与风机Pumps and Fans泵与水机Pumps & Water Turbines毕业论文Graduation Thesis毕业设计Graduation Thesis毕业实习Graduation Practice编译方法Compilation Method编译方法Methods of Compiling编译技术Technique of Compiling编译原理Fundamentals of Compiling, Principles of Compiler编译原理课程设计Course Design of Compiling变电站的微机检测Computer Testing in Transformer Substation变电站的微机检测与控制Computer Testing & Control in Transformer Substation变分法与张量Calculus of Variations & Tensor变分学Calculus of Variations变流技术Semiconductor Converting Technology变质量系统热力学与新型回转压Variable Quality System Thermal Mechanics & NeoRo 表面活性剂化学及应用Chemistry and Application of Surfactant表面活性物质Surface Reactive Materials并行处理Parallel Processing并行处理与并行程序设计Parallel Processing and Parallel Programming并行算法Parallel Algorithmic波谱学Spectroscopy, Wave Spectrum波谱学实验Spectroscopic Experiment薄膜光学Film Optics薄膜物理Thin Film Physics不育症的病因学Etiology of InfertilityC开头的课程材料的力学性能测试Measurement of Material Mechanical Performance材料化学Material Chemistry材料力学Mechanics of Materials财税法规与税务会计Laws and Regulations of Finance and Taxes财务案例分析Case Analysis of Finance Management财务案例分析Case Analysis of Financial Management财务报告分析Analysis of Financial Statement财务成本管理Financial Cost Management财务管理Financial Management, Financial Cost Management财务管理与分析Financial Management and Analysis财务会计Financial Accountancy财政学Public Finance财政与金融Finance & Banking财政与税收Finance & Revenue财政与税收理论Theories on Public Finance and Tax Revenue财政与信贷Finance & Credit操作系统Disk Operating System (DOS)操作系统课程设计Course Design in Disk Operating System操作系统与编译原理Disk Operating System & Fundamentals of Compiling操作系统原理Fundamentals of Disk Operating System, Principles of Operating System 测量技术基础Foundation of Measurement Technology测量原理与仪器设计Measurement Fundamentals & Meter Design测试技术Testing Technology测试与信号变换处理Testing & Signal Transformation Processing策波测量技术Technique of Whip Wave Measurement策略管理Strategic Management产品学Production产业经济学Industrial Economy产业组织Industrial Organization产业组织学Industrial Organization Technology常微分方程Ordinary Differential Equations场论Field Theory超导磁体及应用Superconductive Magnet & Application超导及应用Superconductive & Application超高真空科学与技术Science and Technology of Ultrahigh Vacuum 60超精密加工和微细加工Super-Precision & Minuteness Processing超精微细加工Super-Precision & Minuteness Processing超声及应用Supersonics Application成本会计Cost Accounting成像原理与技术Principles & Technique of Imaging成组技术Grouping Technique城市规划原理Fundamentals of City Planning城市社会学Urban Sociology程控数字交换Program Controlling of Digital Exchange程序设计Program Designing程序设计方法学Methodology of Programming, Methods of Programming程序设计及算法语言Program Designing & Algorithmic Language程序设计语言Programming Language齿轮啮合原理Principles of Gear Connection冲击测量及误差Punching Measurement & Error冲压工艺Sheet Metal Forming Technology抽象代数Abstract Algebra初等数学Primary Mathematics传坳概论Introduction to Pass Col传动概论Introduction to Transmission传感技术Sensor Technique传感技术及应用Sensor Technique & Application传感器及应用Sensors & Application传感器与检测技术Sensors & Testing Technology传感器原理Fundamentals of Sensors传感器原理及应用Fundamentals of Sensors & Application传热学Heat Transfer船舶操纵Ship Controlling船舶电力系统Ship Electrical Power System船舶电力系统课程设计Course Exercise in Ship Electrical Power System 船舶电气传动自动化Ship Electrified Transmission Automation船舶电站Ship Power Station船舶动力装置Ship Power Equipment船舶概论Introduction to Ships船舶焊接与材料Welding & Materials on Ship船舶机械控制技术Mechanic Control Technology for Ships船舶机械拖动Ship Mechanic Towage船舶建筑美学Artistic Designing of Ships船舶结构Ship Structure船舶结构力学Structural Mechanics for Ships船舶结构与制图Ship Structure & Graphing船舶静力学Ship Statics船舶强度与结构设计Designing Ship Intensity & Structure船舶设计原理Principles of Ship Designing船舶推进Ship Propelling船舶摇摆Ship Swaying船舶摇摆与操纵Ship Swaying & Manipulating船舶振动Ship Vibration船舶阻力Ship Resistance船体建造工艺Ship-Building Technology船体结构Ship Structure船体结构图Ship Structure Graphing船体结构与制图Ship Structure & Graphing船体振动学Ship Vibration船体制图Ship Graphing船用电器设备Marine Electrical Equipment创造心理学Creativity Psychology词汇学Lexicology磁测量技术Magnetic Measurement Technology磁传感器Magnetic Sensor磁存储设备设计原理Fundamental Design of Magnetic Memory Equipment 磁记录Magnetographic磁记录技术Magnetographic Technology磁记录物理Magnetographic Physics磁路设计与场计算Magnetic Path Designing & Magnetic Field Calculati磁盘控制器Magnetic Disk Controler磁性材料Magnetic Materials磁性测量Magnetic Measurement磁性物理Magnetophysics磁原理及应用Principles of Catalyzation & Application催化原理Principles of CatalysisD开头的课程大电流测量Super-Current Measurement大电源测量Super-Power Measurement大机组协调控制Coordination & Control of Generator Networks大跨度房屋结构Large-Span House structure大型锅炉概况Introduction to Large-V olume Boilers大型火电机组控制Control of Large Thermal Power Generator Networks大型数据库原理与高级开发技术Principles of Large-Scale Data-Bas e and Advanced Development Technology 大学德语College German大学俄语College Russian大学法语College French大学日语College Japanese大学生心理学Psychology Introduction大学物理College Physics大学物理实验Experiment of College Physics大学英语College English大学语文College Chinese大众传播学Mass Media代数几何Algebraic Geometry代数几何Algebraic Geometry代数曲面Algebraic Surfaces代数图论Algebraic Graph Theory代数拓扑Algebraic Topology代数学Algebra代用燃料Substitute Fuel代用运放电路Simulated Transmittal Circuit单片机与接口技术Mono-Chip Computers & Interface Technique单片机原理Fundamentals of Mono-Chip Computers单片机原理及应用Fundamentals of Mono-Chip Computers & Applications弹塑性力学Elastic-Plastic Mechanics弹性波Elastic Waves弹性力学Elastic Mechanics, Theory of Elastic Mechanics弹性元件的理论及设计Theory and Design of Elastic Element蛋白质结构基础Principle of Protein Structure蛋白质生物化学技术Biochemical Technology of Protein当代国际关系Contemporary International 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Mechanics分析生物化学Analytical Biochemistry分析生物化学Analytical Biochemistry分子病毒学Molecular Virology分子进化工程Engineering of Molecular Evolution分子生物学Molecular Biology分子生物学技术Protocols in Molecular Biology分子遗传学Molecular Genetics风机调节Fan Regulation风机调节.使用.运转Regulation, Application & Operation of Fans风机三元流动理论与设计Tri-Variant Movement Theory & Design of Fans风能利用Wind Power Utilization风险投资分析Analysis of Risk Investment服务业营销Service Industry Marketing辅助机械Aided Machine腐蚀电化学实验Experiment in Erosive Electrochemistry复变函数Complex Variables Functions复变函数与积分变换Functions of Complex Variables & Integral Transformation 复合材料结构力学Structural Mechanics of Composite Material复合材料力学Compound Material Mechanics傅里叶光学Fourier OpticsG开头的课程概率论Probability Theory概率论与数理统计Probability Theory & Mathematical Statistics概率论与随机过程Probability Theory & Stochastic Process概率与统计Probability & Statistics钢笔画Pen Drawing钢的热处理Heat-Treatment of Steel钢结构Steel Structure钢筋混凝土Reinforced Concrete钢筋混凝土及砖石结构Reinforced Concrete & Brick Structure钢砼结构Reinforced Concrete 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Varieties of Higher Dimension高压测量技术High-Voltage Measurement Technology高压测试技术High-Voltage Testing Technology高压电场的数值计算Numerical Calculation in High-V oltage Electronic Field高压电工程High-Voltage Engineering高压电技术High-Voltage Technology高压电器High-Voltage Electrical Appliances高压绝缘High-Voltage Insulation高压实验High-Voltage Experimentation高压实验设备测量High-V oltage Experimentation Equipment Measurement高压试验技术High-Voltage Experimentation Technology工厂电气设备Electric Equipment of Plants工厂供电Factory Electricity Supply工程材料的力学性能测试Mechanic Testing of Engineering Materials工程材料及热处理Engineering Material and Heat Treatment工程材料学Engineering Materials工程测量Engineering Surveying工程测量实习Engineering Measuring Practice工程测试技术Engineering Testing Technique工程测试实验Experiment on Engineering Testing工程测试信息Information of Engineering Testing工程测试与信号处理Engineering Testing & Signal Processing工程地质Engineering Geology工程动力学Engineering Dynamics工程概论Introduction to Engineering工程概预算Project Budget工程经济学Engineering Economics工程静力学Engineering 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Optical光纤技术实验Experiments in Fibre Optical Technology光纤实验Experiments in Fibre Optical光纤通信基础Basis of Fibre Optical Communication光纤通信技术Fibre Optical Communication Technology光纤通信网络Networks of Fiber Communications光纤通信系统Fibre Optical Communication System, System of Fiber Communications 光纤原理与技术Fibre Optical Operation & Technology光学Optics光学测量Optical Measurement光学分析法Optical Analysis Method光学工艺实习Optical Technology Practice光学计量仪器设计Optical Instrument Gauge Designing光学检测Optical Detection光学设计Optical Design光学信息导论Introduction of Optical Information光学仪器设计Optical Instrument Designing光学仪器与计量仪器设计Optical Instrument & Gauge Instrument Designing光学仪器装配与校正Optical Instrument Installation & Adjustment光学与统计物理Optics and Statistical Physics光学与原子物理Optics & Atomic Physics光子学器件原理与技术Principle and Technology of Photonics Devices光子学专题Special Topics on Photonics广播编辑学Broadcast Editing广播节目制作Broadcast Programming广播新闻Broadcast Journalism广播新闻采写Broadcast Journalism Collection & Composition广告管理Advertising 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ACCAF中英文单词对照4.贸易折扣(商业折扣)trade discount5.现金折扣cash discount 第一章6. 不含税exclusive7. 含税 inclusiveasset 1.资产8. 交易事项Transaction liability2.负债9. 取走withdrawasset 3.所有者权益equity=capital=net 第五章income=revenue=sales 4.收入1.现金 petty cash=cash on hand expense .费用52.支票 chequeplant .厂房63.自动转账 standing order/direct debt machine .机器74.银行给你存款利息 bank interest on intangible asset 8.无形资产deposit87 .非流动资产9 Non current asset(6 5.银行收取利息手续费bank charges )9属于6.银行收取利息 bank interest on petty cash 10.库存现金overdraftcash11.银行存款7.空头支票 dishonored chequetrade receivable=A/R 12.应收账款8.未结清的款项,别人给我的 uncleared inventory.存货13lodgement10 11 12 14(.流动资产current asset 9.未承兑的汇票unpresent cheque )属于141310.别人给我支票undrawn cheque loan15.贷款11.公司业务错误 business error trade payables=A/P 16.应付账款12.银行业务错误 bank erroradvance from customers .预收账款1713.银行存款余额调节表bank 15 16 18.流动负债( current liabilityreconciliation )属于171814.银行透支 overdraftshare capital 19.实收资本15.银行对账单 bank statementshare premium20.资本公积16.现金账簿/银行存款日记账cash Retained earnings=R/ES 21.留存收益bookstatement of financial .资产负债表2217.总账control accounts =general position=SOFPledgerof 变益动表statement 权有.23所者18.明细账individual ledger =personal changes in equity=SOCIEledger=subsidiary ledger=memo account statement of cash flow 24.现金流量表19.应收账款总账 receivable control statement of comprehensive 25.利润表account =receivable general ledger income=SOCI20.应收账款明细账receivable 第二章ledger=sales ledgerdouble-entry bookkeeping .复式记账121.坏账bad debt=irrecoverable debt Debit 借2. 22.毛利润 gross profit Credit贷3. 23.一般性坏账准备 general allowance prepayment 4. 预付账款24.特殊性坏账准备 specific allowance profit5. 利润debt第四章doubtful25.可疑的坏账value added tax=salestax .增值税125.资产减值损失expense-bad debts input tax 2.进项税额written offoutput tax.销项税额3 allowance for A/R坏账准备26.第六章 life20 确定使用寿命inventoryfinite useful life 1 存货21先进先出 first in first out累计摊销 accumulated amortization 222 每年的折旧 3 特殊计价法specific identificationdepreciation for eachyear加权平均法 period average=weighted 4第八章 average1或有事项continuous contingencies动5 移加权平均法2.average=continuous weighted average 或有负债contingentliabilities3.现时义务method=moving weighted average present obligation cost4.或有资产 contingent assets method5.肯定的 certain 6 成本 historical cost6.可能的 net realizable value probable 7 可变现净值7.8 资或许的准备 possible 的失-计提存货跌价产减值损8.遥远的,渺茫的expense-inventory written-downRemote9.perpetual inventory 预计负债 provision9 永续盘存制第九章 system1.periodic inventory 试算平衡 trial Balance制实10 地盘存2.system交易发生 transaction occur3.购货 purchase 复式记账 Double entry 114.12 数量 quantity 结账 Balance off5.期末调整 Year End Adjustment 单价13 unit cost6.错误 gross profit margin14 毛利润率 Errors7.遗漏第七章 omission8. original purchase price任命错误 commission errors买价19.原则性错误site of preparation errors of principle cost 2 场地准备费10.3 运输费 delivery and handling 加总错误 casting errors11.暂记账户安装费4 installationsuspense account第十章员工培训费 employee training51.6资本化后续支出 capital expenditure 预付账款 prepayment2.revenue expenditure 7 费用化后续支出预提费用 accruals3.其他应收款 other receivable 直线法8 straight line method4.递延收入 Deferred income accumulated depreciation 9 累计折旧5. original cost到期 expire 原值106. 值残净estimated 欠款residual arrear 计11 预7.租客value Tenant8. useful life12 预计使用寿命财务报表 financial statements9.余额递减法13 reducing balance method 资产负债表The Statement of Financial Position账14 net book value=carrying 面价值10.利润表valueThe statement ofcomprehensive income置产资定固15 处fixed disposal of11.asset所有者权益变动表The statement ofchange in equity16 固定资产清理 disposal account第十一章研究性支出17 research cost1.18 现金流量表 The statement of cash development cost 开发性支出flowindefinite useful 不确定使用寿命192.经营活动 operating activities3.投资活动 investing activities4.筹资活动 financing activities5.直接法 The direct method6.间接法 indirect method7.付出利息 Interest paid8.付出所得税 Income tax paid9.付出红利 Dividends paid第十二章1.资产负债表日后事项 Events after thereporting period2.调整事项 adjusting event3.非调整事项 Non-adjustingevent第十三章1.会计政策 Accounting policyAccounting Estimate 会计估计2.。
会计学原理知识点归纳(第一、二章)班级:13国会2班助教:席梦娇第一章知识点梳理1.accounting:熟记定义ers of accounting information:external users:例如…(主要使用financial accounting)internal users:例如…(主要使用managerial accounting)3.fundamentals of accounting(1)GAAP:two organizations to establish GAAP private group:FASBgovernment group:SEC(2)IFRS:issued by IASB< international accounting standard aboard> (3)accounting principles:熟记四条principles的定义(4)accounting assumptions:熟记四条assumptions的定义,了解business entities的分类4.accounting equation:重点掌握5.financial statements:熟记四表一注的构成及编制顺序第二章知识点梳理:1.source documents:熟记定义2.account、general ledger、T-account :熟记书写格式3.double-entry accounting:注意理解(每一笔分录有Dr.必有Cr.,Dr. Cr.必相等)4.recording process:analyzing journals post to ledger trial balance5.preparing trial balance:重点掌握编制步骤Chapter 31.accounting period:常用的几种会计分期2.accrual basis VS cash basis:熟记定义,常考点,可能出名词解释。
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Chapter 8Fundamentals of Capital BudgetingNote:All problems in this chapter are available in MyFinanceLab. An asterisk (*) indicates problems with a higher level of difficulty.1.Plan: We can compute the total capitalization of the machine by adding the total cost oftransporting and installing the machine to the initial cost of purchasing the machine, and thiswill provide us with the total cost of the machine that we must appreciate over the 5 years of themachine’s life. In order to compute the annual depreciation expense of the machine we can thentake the total capitalization of the machine and divide it by the depreciable life of the machine.Execute:Capitalization of machine: $10,050,000Annual depreciation expense: 10,050,000/5 = $2,010,000Evaluate: Rather than expensing the $10,050,000 it costs to buy, ship, and install the machinein the year it was bought, accounting principles require you to depreciate the $10,050,000 overthe depreciable life of the equipment. Assuming the equipment has a 5-year depreciable life andthat we use the straight-line method, we would expense $10,050,000/5 = $2,010,000 per year for five years. The idea is to match the cost of acquiring the machine to the timing of the revenuesit generates.2.Plan: We need four items to calculate incremental earnings: (1) incremental revenues,(2) incremental costs, (3) depreciation, and (4) the marginal tax rate.Execute:= (Revenues − Costs − Depreciation) × (1 − tax rate)earningsAnnualincrementalearningsincrementalAnnual=−−×−=(4 1.2 2.01)(10.35)$513,500Evaluate: These incremental earnings are an intermediate step on the way to calculating theincremental cash flows that would form the basis of any analysis of the project. The cost of theequipment does not affect earnings in the year it is purchased, but does so through the depreciation expense in the following five years. Note that the depreciable life, which is based on accountingrules, does not have to be the same as the economic life of the asset—the period over which itwill have value.90 Berk/DeMarzo/Harford • Fundamentals of Corporate Finance3. Plan: We can compute the incremental revenues by taking the percentage increase in sales ofthe 100,000 units multiplied by the $20 sales price per unit.Execute: Incremental revenues =××=(0.20100,000)$20$400,000.Evaluate: A new product typically has lower sales initially, as customers gradually becomeaware of the product. Sales will then accelerate, plateau, and ultimately decline as the productnears obsolescence or faces increased competition. Similarly, the average selling price of aproduct and its cost of production will generally change over time. Prices and costs tend to risewith the general level of inflation in the economy.4.Plan: We can compute the level of incremental sales associated with introducing the new pizzaassuming that customers will spend the same amount on either version by using the sales of the new pizza and the lost sales of the original pizza (40% of customers who switched to the newpizza multiplied by the $20 million in new sales).We can compute the level of incremental sales associated with introducing the new pizzaassuming that 50% of the customers will switch to another brand by using the sales of the newpizza and the lost sales of the original pizza from the customers who would not have switchedbrands.Execute:a. Sales of new pizza − lost sales of original = 20 − 0.40(20) = $12 million.b. Sales of new pizza − lost sales of original pizza from customers who would not have switchedbrands = 20 − 0.50(0.40)(20) = $16 million.Evaluate: More incremental sales are generated if 50% of the customers who will switch fromPisa Pizza’s original pizza to its healthier pizza will switch to another brand if Pisa Pizza doesnot introduce a healthier pizza than just the incremental sales associated with introducing thenew pizza. A new product typically has lower sales initially, as customers gradually becomeaware of the product. Sales will then accelerate, plateau, and ultimately decline as the productnears obsolescence or faces increased competition. Similarly, the average selling price of aproduct and its cost of production will generally change over time. Prices and costs tend to risewith the general level of inflation in the economy.5. Plan: We need four items to calculate incremental earnings: (1) incremental revenues,(2) incremental costs, (3) depreciation, and (4) the marginal tax rate.Execute:Year 1 2 Incremental Earnings Forecast ($000s)1 Sales of Mini Mochi Munch 9,000 7,000Sales 2,000 2,0002 Other3 Cost of Goods Sold (7,350) (6,050)2,9504 Gross Profit 3,6505 Selling, General & Admin. (5,000) —6 Depreciation — —2,9507 EBIT (1,350)8 Income tax at 35% 473 (1,033)9 Unlevered Net Income (878) 1,918Chapter 8 Fundamentals of Capital Budgeting 91 Evaluate: These incremental earnings are an intermediate step on the way to calculating the incremental cash flows that would form the basis of any analysis of the project. The cost of the equipment does not affect earnings in the year it is purchased, but does so through thedepreciation expense in the following five years. Note that the depreciable life, which is based on accounting rules, does not have to be the same as the economic life of the asset—the period over which it will have value. Net income is negative in the first year because the additional selling, general, and administrative costs occurred only in the first year.6. Plan: We can compute the incremental impact on this year’s EBIT of the drop in price bysubtracting the gross profit without the price drop from the gross profit with the price drop.We can compute the incremental impact on EBIT for the next three years of a price drop in the first year from the additional sales on ink cartridges by finding the change in EBIT from ink cartridge sales, which will be the incremental impact on EBIT for years 2 and 3. Note that for year one, we must remember to subtract the incremental impact on EBIT from the price drop in year one.Execute:a. Change in EB I T = Gross profit with price drop − Gross profit without price drop= 25,000 × (300 − 200) − 20,000 × (350 − 200)=−$500,000b. Change in EBIT from ink cartridge sales = 25,000 × $75 × 0.70 − 20,000 × $75 × 0.70= $262,500T herefore, incremental change in EBIT for the next three years is− 500,000 =−$237,500Year1: $262,5002: $262,500Year3: $262,500YearEvaluate: A new product typically has lower sales initially, as customers gradually become aware of the product. Sales will then accelerate, plateau, and ultimately decline as the product nears obsolescence or faces increased competition. Similarly, the average selling price of a product and its cost of production will generally change over time. Prices and costs tend to rise with the general level of inflation in the economy.7. Plan: The difference between incremental earnings and incremental free cash flows is driven bythe equipment purchased. We need to recognize the cash outflow associated with the purchase in year 0 and add back the depreciation expenses from years 1 to 5, as they are not actually cash outflows.Execute:Free cash flows = After-tax earnings + depreciation − capital expenditures − changes in NWC FCF (this year) =−$10,050,000FCF (for each of the next five years) = 513,500 + 2,010,000 = $2,523,500Evaluate: By recognizing the outflow from purchasing the equipment in year 0, we account for the fact that $10,050,000 left the firm at that time. By adding back the depreciation expenses in years 1 to 5, we adjust the incremental earnings to reflect the fact that the depreciation expense is not a cash outflow.92 Berk/DeMarzo/Harford • Fundamentals of Corporate Finance8. Plan: We can project the net working capital needed for this operation by adding cash, inventory,and receivables and subtracting payables.Execute: Net working capital in this problem is the sum of Cash, Accounts Receivable, and Inventory (Lines 1, 2, and 3 below) less Accounts Payable (Line 4). Line 5 is net workingcapital and Line 6 is the changes in working capital from year to year. For example, net working capital in year 1 was 14 and in year 2 it grew to 19, so the increase in NWC, as computed on Line 6 for year 2, is 5. The firm must add 5 to working capital in year 2, so it represents a reduction in cash flow available to investors.Year 0Year 1Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 51 Cash 6 12 15 15 15 2 Accounts Receivable 21 22 24 24 24 3 I nventory 5 7 10 12 13 4 Accounts Payable18 22 24 25 30 5 Net working capital (1 + 2 + 3 − 4) 0 14 19 25 26 226 Increase in NWC−14−5−6−1 4Evaluate: Most projects will require the firm to invest in net working capital. We care about networking capital because it reflects a short-term investment that ties up cash flow that could be used elsewhere. Note that whenever net working capital increases, reflecting additional investment in net working capital, it represents a reduction in cash flow that year.9. Plan: In order to compute the net working capital for each year we need to compute the receivables and payables for each year as a percentage of sales and COGS (receivables are 15% of sales, and payables are 15% of COGS).Execute:0 1 2 3 4 Sales $23,500 $26,438 $23,794 $8,566COGS $ 9,500 $10,688 $ 9,619 $3,463 Receivables: $0 $ 3,525 $ 3,966 $ 3,569 $1,285Payables: $0 $ 1,425 $ 1,603 $ 1,443 $ 519 NWC: $0 $ 2,100 $ 2,363 $ 2,126 $ 765Δ NWC (Required Investment): $ 2,100$ 263−$ 236 −$1,364Evaluate: Most projects will require the firm to invest in net working capital. We care about networking capital because it reflects a short-term investment that ties up cash flow that could be used elsewhere. Note that whenever net working capital increases, reflecting additional investmentin net working capital, it represents a reduction in cash flow that year.Chapter 8 Fundamentals of Capital Budgeting 9310. Plan: We need four items to calculate incremental earnings: (1) incremental revenues,(2) incremental costs, (3) depreciation, and (4) the marginal tax rate.Earnings include non-cash charges, such as depreciation, but do not include the cost of capital investment. To determine the project’s free cash flow from its incremental earnings, we mustadjust for these differences. We need to add back depreciation to the incremental earnings torecognize the fact that we still have the cash flow associated with it.Execute:Solution: Note—we have assumed any incremental cost of goods sold is included as part ofoperating expenses.a.Year 1 2 Incremental Earnings Forecast ($000s)1 Sales 125.0 160.02 Operating Expenses (40.0) (60.0)3 Depreciation (25.0) (36.0)64.04 EBIT 60.05 Income tax at 35% (21.0) (22.4)6 Unlevered Net Income 39.0 41.6b.Free Cash Flow ($000s) 1 27 Plus: Depreciation 25.0 36.08 Less: Capital Expenditures (30.0) (40.0)9 Less: Increases in NWC (5.0) (8.0)10 Free Cash Flow32.0 29.6Evaluate: These incremental earnings are an intermediate step on the way to calculating theincremental cash flows that would form the basis of any analysis of the project. Earnings are an accounting measure of the firm’s performance. They do not represent real profits, and a firmneeds cash. Thus, to evaluate a capital budgeting decision, we must determine its consequences for the firm’s available cash.11. Plan: Earnings include non-cash charges, such as depreciation, but do not include the cost ofcapital investment. To determine the project’s free cash flow from its incremental earnings, we must adjust for these differences. We need to add back depreciation to the incremental earnings to recognize the fact that we still have the cash flow associated with it.Execute: FCF = Unlevered Net Income + Depreciation − CapEx − Increase in NWC = 250 +100 − 200 − 10 = $140 million.Evaluate: Earnings are an accounting measure of the firm’s performance. They do not represent real profits, and a firm needs cash. Thus, to evaluate a capital budgeting decision, we mustdetermine its consequences for the firm’s available cash.94 Berk/DeMarzo/Harford • Fundamentals of Corporate Finance12. This opportunity cost lowers the incremental earnings of Home net by the after-tax earnings thatthey would have otherwise earned had they rented out the space instead. This would be a decrease in incremental earnings of 200,000 × (1 − 0.40) = $120,000 per year for the 4 years.*13. Plan: Incremental revenues: 0 I ncremental costs: −150,000 Depreciation: $10,000 per year Capital Gain on Salvage: $50,000 − $0 = $50,000 Cash flow from salvage value: +50,000 − (50,000)(0.45) = 27,500Execute: Replacing the machine increases EBITDA by 40,000 − 20,000 = 20,000. Depreciationexpenses rises by $15,000 − $10,000 = $5,000. Therefore, FCF will increase by (20,000) × (1 − 0.45) + (0.45)(5,000) = $13,250 in years 1 through 10.In year 0, the initial cost of the machine is $150,000. Because the current machine has a book value of $110,000 − 10,000 (one year of depreciation) = $100,000, selling it for $50,000generates a capital gain of 50,000 − 100,000 = −50,000. This loss produces tax savings of 0.45 × 50,000 = $22,500, so that the after-tax proceeds from the sales including this tax savings is $72,500. Thus, the FCF in year 0 from replacement is −150,000 + 72,500 = −$77,500. NPV of replacement = −77,500 + 13,250 × (1/0.10)(1 − 1/1.1010) = $3,916. There is a small profit from replacing the machine.Evaluate: Even though the decision has no impact on revenues, it still matters for cash flows because it reduces costs. Further, both selling the old machine and buying the new machine involve cash flows with tax implication.*14. Plan: We can use Eq. (8.5) to evaluate the free cash flows associated with each alternative. Notethat we only need to include the components of free cash flows that vary across each alternative. For example, since NWC is the same for each alternative, we can ignore it.Execute: The spreadsheet below computes the relevant FCF from each alternative. Note that each alternative has a negative NPV—this represents the PV of the costs of each alternative. We should choose the one with the highest NPV (lowest cost), which in this case is purchasing the existing machine. a. See spreadsheet.12345678910Rent Machine1 Rent (50,000) (50,000)(50,000)(50,000)(50,000)(50,000)(50,000)(50,000) (50,000) (50,000)2 FCF (rent) (32,500) (32,500)(32,500)(32,500)(32,500)(32,500)(32,500)(32,500) (32,500) (32,500)3 NPV at 8%(218,078)Purchase Current Machine4 Maintenance (20,000) (20,000)(20,000)(20,000)(20,000)(20,000)(20,000)(20,000) (20,000) (20,000)5 Depreciation 21,429 21,42921,429 21,429 21,429 21,429 21,429 — — —6 Capital Expenditures (150,000)7 FCF (purchase current)(150,000) (5,500) (5,500)(5,500)(5,500)(5,500)(5,500)(5,500)(13,000) (13,000) (13,000)8 NPV at 8%(198,183)ContinuedChapter 8 Fundamentals of Capital Budgeting 950 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Purchase Advanced Machine9 Maintenance (15,000)(15,000)(15,000)(15,000)(15,000)(15,000) (15,000) (15,000) (15,000)(15,000)10 Other Costs (35,000) 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,00011 Depreciation 35,714 35,714 35,714 35,714 35,714 35,714 35,714 — — —12 Capital Expenditures (250,000)13 FCF (purchase advanced) (272,750) 9,250 9,250 9,250 9,250 9,250 9,250 9,250 (3,250) (3,250)(3,250)14 NPV at 8%(229,478)b. See spreadsheet.Evaluate: When evaluating a capital budgeting project, financial managers should make thedecision that maximizes NPV. In this case Beryl’s Iced Tea should purchase the current machine because it has the lowest negative NPV.Plan: Compute the depreciation charges and the book value of the asset during each of the five 15.years of its life. Then compute the after tax proceeds if the asset is sold after three years.Execute:a. The MACRS 5-year schedule, along with the book value:Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 MACRS schedule: 20.00%32.00%19.20%11.52% 11.52% 5.76%Depreciation charge: $ 60,000 $ 96,000 $57,600 $34,560 $34,560 $17,280Remaining book value: $240,000 $144,000 $86,400 $51,840 $17,280 $ 0b. The profits on the sale would be $180,000 − 51,840 = 128,160. The taxes on this profitwould be 128,160 × 0.35 = 44,856. Thus, the total after tax proceeds from the sale are180,000 − 44,856 = 135,144.Evaluate: The book value of the asset after three years would be $51,840. If the asset were soldafter three years for $180,000 the firm would receive $135,144 net of taxes.Plan: If the company accepts the order and does not sell the machine, determine the cost to the 16.company.Execute: Yes, the cost of taking the order is the lost $135,144 in after tax cash flow that itwould have otherwise received by selling the equipment.Evaluate: By taking the order and not selling the machine the company is foregoing the$135,144 it would have received from the sale of the machine. This is therefore a cost of takingthe order.17. a. No, this is a sunk cost and will not be included directly. (But see part (f) below.)b. Yes, this is a cost of opening the new store.c. Yes, this loss of sales at the existing store should be deducted from the sales at the newstore to determine the incremental increase in sales that opening the new store will generatefor HBS.d. No, this is a sunk cost.96 Berk/DeMarzo/Harford • Fundamentals of Corporate Financee. This is a capital expenditure associated with opening the new store. These costs willtherefore increase HBS’s depreciation expenses.f. Yes, this is an opportunity cost of opening the new store. (By opening the new store, HBSforgoes the after-tax proceeds it could have earned by selling the property. This loss is equalto the sale price less the taxes owed on the capital gain from the sale, which is the differencebetween the sale price and the book value of the property. The book value equals the initialcost of the property less accumulated depreciation.)g. While these financing costs will affect HBS’s actual earnings, for capital budgeting purposeswe calculate the incremental earnings without including financing costs to determine theproject’s unlevered net income.18. The incremental cash flows would increase in years 0 and 1, as the accelerated depreciationschedule would give Daily Enterprises a higher tax shield during those two years. In years 2through 5, the incremental free cash flows would be lower, since the depreciation expenses inthese years is lower than 20%. Overall, the present value of the free cash flows would increaseunder a MACRS depreciation schedule.19. a. $15 million/5 years = $3 million per year.b. $3 million × 35% = $1.05 million per year.c.Year0 1 2 3 4 5 MACRS DepreciationEquipment Cost 15,000MACRS Depreciation Rate 20.00%32.00% 19.20% 11.52% 11.52% 5.76%Depreciation Expense 3,000 4,800 2,880 1,728 1,728 864Depreciation Tax Shield1,050 1,680 1,008 605 605 302(at 35% tax rate)d. In both cases, its total depreciation tax shield is the same. But with MACRS, it receives thedepreciation tax shields sooner—thus, MACRS depreciation leads to a higher NPV ofMarkov’s FCF.e. If the tax rate will increase substantially, then Markov may be better off claiming higherdepreciation expenses in later years, since the tax benefit at that time will be greater.20. Plan: Under MACRS, we take the percentage in the table for each year and multiply it by theoriginal purchase price of the equipment to calculate the depreciation for that year.Execute:a. Free Cash Flows are:9…1021= Net income 4,875 4,875 4,875 4,875+ Overhead (after tax at 35%) 650 650 650 650+ Depreciation 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500− Capex 25,000− Inc. in NWC 10,000–10000FCF −35,0008,025 8,025 …8,025 18,025Chapter 8 Fundamentals of Capital Budgeting 97b. NPV 9101118.025358.02519.5570.14 1.14 1.14⎛⎞=−+×−+=⎜⎟⎝⎠Evaluate: Compared with straight-line depreciation, the MACRS method allows for largerdepreciation deductions earlier in the asset’s life, which increases the present value of the depreciation tax shield and so will raise the project’s NPV.21. Plan: Compute the Free Cash Flow forecast for the next 10 years. Compute the NPV of the projectbased on the forecasted Free Cash Flows. Then compute the NPV under different assumptions about Initial Sales and Growth. Then compute the NPV of the project under a range of discount rates.Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10Free Cash Flow Forecast($ millions)1 Sales — 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.02 Manufacturing — (35.0) (35.0) (35.0) (35.0) (35.0) (35.0) (35.0) (35.0) (35.0) (35.0)3 Marketing Expenses — (10.0) (10.0) (10.0) (10.0) (10.0) (10.0) (10.0) (10.0) (10.0) (10.0)4 Depreciation — (15.0) (15.0) (15.0) (15.0) (15.0) (15.0) (15.0) (15.0) (15.0) (15.0)5 EB I T — 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.06 Income tax at 35% —(14.0)(14.0) (14.0) (14.0)(14.0)(14.0) (14.0) (14.0) (14.0) (14.0)7 Unlevered Net Income— 26.0 26.0 26.0 26.0 26.0 26.0 26.0 26.0 26.0 26.0 8 Depreciation — 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 9 Inc. in NWC — (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0) (5.0)10 Capital Expenditures(150.0) — — — — — — — — — — 11 Continuation value ——————————12.012 Free Cash Flow(150.0) 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 48.0 13 NPV at 12%57.3 — — — — — — — — — —Execute:a. The NPV of the estimate free cash flow is9101148NPV 1503610.12 1.12 1.12$57.3 million⎛⎞=−+×−+⎜⎟⎝⎠=b. I nitial Sales 90 100 110 NPV 20.5 57.3 94.0c. Growth Rate 0% 2% 5% NPV57.3 72.5 98.198 Berk/DeMarzo/Harford • Fundamentals of Corporate Financed. NPV is positive for discount rates below the IRR of 20.6%.Evaluate: Under the forecast assumptions the project has an NPV of $57.3 million and thereforeshould be accepted. Under various scenarios of assumed initial sales and growth the projectcontinues to have a positive NPV meaning that even if the forecast assumption proves toooptimistic or pessimistic, the project will still create firm value. Finally the discount rate used inthe forecast assumptions is 12%, but the project would have a positive NPV using any discountrate below 20.6%. The project is positive and the results are robust.*22. a. See spreadsheet.b. See spreadsheet.c. See spreadsheet.d. See data tables in spreadsheet.e. See data tables in spreadsheet.f. See spreadsheet—need additional sales of $11.384 million in years 3 to 10 for larger machineto have a higher NPV than XC-750.Incremental Effects(with vs. without XC-750)Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sales Revenues −5,000 10,000 10,00010,00010,00010,00010,00010,00010,000 10,000 10,000Cost of Goods Sold 3,500 −7,000 −7,000−7,000−7,000−7,000−7,000−7,000−7,000 −7,000 −7,000S, G, & A Expenses −2,000 −2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000 −2,000 −2,000 Depreciation −275 −275−275−275−275−275−275−275 −275 −275 EBIT −1,500 725 725725725725725725725 725 725 Taxes at 35% 525 −254 −254−254−254−254−254−254−254 −254 −254 Unlevered Net Income −975 471 471471471471471471471 471 471ContinuedChapter 8 Fundamentals of Capital Budgeting 99Incremental Effects(with vs. without XC-750)Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11Depreciation 275275275275275275275 275 275 275Capital Expenditures −2,7501,000800Add. to Net Work. Cap. −600 −1,200000000 0 0FCF −4,325 −454746746746746746746 746 746 1,746800Cost of Capital 10.00% PV(FCF) −4,325 −413617561510463421383 348 316 673280NPV −164.6Net Working Capital Calculation810119 Year 01234567Receivables at 15% −750 1500150015001500150015001500 1500 1500 15000Payables at 10% 350 −700−700−700−700−700−700−700 −700 −700 −7000Inventory 1000 1000100010001000100010001000 1000 1000 00NWC 600 1800180018001800180018001800 1800 1800 8000Sensitivity Analysis: New SalesNew Sales (000s) 8 9 10 10.143 11 122142NPV −2472 −1318 −165 0 989Sensitivity Analysis: Cost of Goods Sold69.545%69% 70%71%COGS 67% 68%NPV 921 559 0 197 −165−526Incremental Effects(with vs. without XC-900)Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11Sales Revenues −5,00010,00010,00011,38411,38411,38411,38411,38411,38411,38411,384Cost of Goods Sold 3,500−7,000−7,000−7,969−7,969−7,969−7,969−7,969−7,969−7,969−7,969S, G, & A Expenses −2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000−2,000Depreciation −400−400−400−400−400−400−400−400−400−400EBIT −1,5006006001,0151,0151,0151,0151,0151,0151,0151,015Taxes at 35% 525−210−210−355−355−355−355−355−355−355−355Unlevered Net Income −975390390660660660660660660660660Depreciation 400400400400400400400400400400Capital Expenditures −4,000Add. to Net Work. Cap. −600−1,2000−1110000001,000911FCF −5,575−4107909491,0601,0601,0601,0601,0601,0602,060911Continued100 Berk/DeMarzo/Harford • Fundamentals of Corporate FinanceIncremental Effects(with vs. without XC-900)Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11Cost of Capital 10.00%PV(FCF) −5,575−373 653713724658598544494450 794319NPV 0.0Net Working Capital Calculation234567891011Year 0 1Receivables at 15% −7501500 15001708170817081708170817081708 17080Payables at 10% 350−700 −700−797−797−797−797−797−797−797 −7970Inventory 10001000 10001000100010001000100010001000 00NWC 6001800 18001911191119111911191119111911 9110New Sales8 9 10 10.40 11 12NPV −652 −326 0 129 326 652Cost of Goods Sold67% 68% 68.76% 69.00% 70% 71%NPV 1203 802 498 401 0 −40123.Real options must have positive value because they are only exercised when doing so wouldincrease the value of the investment. If exercising the real option would reduce value, managerscan allow the option to go unexercised. Thus, having the option but not the obligation to act isvaluable.24. The XC-900 allows Billingham the option to expand production starting in year 3. If it would bebeneficial to expand production, Billingham will increase production with the XC-900. If itwould be better if production remains the same, Billingham is under no obligation to utilize allof the XC-900 production capacity.25. This provides Billingham the option to abandon the investment.。
Unit one Fundamentals of accountin[00:04.65]Text 1.1 What is accountin[00:09.06]Accounting contains elements both of science and ar[00:13.61]The important thing is that it is not merely a collection of arithmetical techniques but a set of complex processes depending on and prepared for peopl[00:25.31]The human aspect,which many people ,especially accountants, forget ,arises becaus[00:31.45]1.Most accounting reports of any significance depend,to a greater or lesser extent ,on people's opinions and estimate[00:40.75]2.Accounting reports are prepared in order to help people make decision[00:46.39]3.Accounting reports are based on activities which have been carried out by peopl[00:53.00]But what specially is accounting? It is very difficult to find a pithy definition that is all-inclusive but we can say that accounting is concerned wit[01:03.79]The provision of information in financial terms that will help in decisions concerning resource allocatio[01:10.74]and the preparation of reports in financial terms describing the effects of past resource allocation decision[01:18.26]Example of resource allocation decisions ar[01:21.74]Should an investor buy or sell share[01:24.66]Should a bank manager lend money to a fir[01:27.80]How much tax should a company pa[01:30.49]Which collective farm should get the extra tracto[01:34.20]As you can see, accounting is needed in any society requiring resource allocation and its usefulness is not confined to 'capitalist'or 'mixed'economie[01:44.25]An accountant is concerned with the provision and interpretation of financial informatio[01:49.77]He does not, as an accoutant, make decision[01:53.21]Many accountants do of course get directly involved in decision making but when they do they are perfoming a different functio[02:00.40]Accounting is also concerned with reporting on the effects of past decision[02:05.52]But one should consider whether this is done for its own sake or whether it is done in order to provide information which it is hoped will prove helpful in current and future decision[02:16.78]We contend that knowledge of the past is relevant only if it can be used to help in making current and future decisions[02:24.61]for we can hope that we shall be able to influence the future by making appropriate decisions but we cannot redo the pas[02:33.08]Thus the measurement of past results is a subsidiary role, but because of the historical development of accounting and[02:40.81]perhaps, because of the limitations of the present state of the art ,'backward looking'accounting sometimes appears to be an end in itself and not as a means that will help in achieving a more fundamental objectiv [02:54.16]Text 1.2 The accounting equati[02:58.23]Accounting is at least the second oldest profession in the world [03:01.66]But while earlier professionals rapidly got to grips with basic techniques and even introduced refinement[03:07.74]it is remarkable that generations of tax collectors and merchants staggered on for thousands of years before finding a satisfactory general method of keeping a record of their affair [03:18.11]This should serve as a warnin[03:20.15]The problem is common sense but the answer is not.[03:24.38]It is highly contrived and in some respects still imperfect. [03:28.51]It begins with a particular way of looking at a business which we present in the next section.[03:33.42]A business may be pictured as a box.The box has contents and by virue of owning the box, the owner has a claim on the contents. [03:42.41]Others also may have a claim on the contents,by virtue of having lent money to the business or of having supplied goods or services to the business or of having supplied goods or services to the business for which they have not yet been paid[03:53.09]These are the creditors of the busines[03:55.47]As the business buys and sells goods and services,so the value of the contents of the box will increase or decrease,depending on whether the business makes a profit or a los[04:05.84]These changes in value of contents must be equalled by changes in value of claims on content[04:12.76]Specifically the claims of the owners will vary so that the total value to claims is always equal to the value of the content [04:21.51]Now we may list the value of the contents of the business box at any time,say down the left side of a piece of pape[04:28.75]On the right side we may list the value of claims on those contents[04:33.06]The claims of third party creditors will be know[04:36.24]The claims of the owners will amount to whatever is necessary to make the total value of claims equal to the total value of content [04:44.50]Such a list of contents(on the left) balanced by a list of claims (on the right),constitutes a simple balance shee[04:52.88]A balance sheet is a presentation of the state of affairs of a business in a succinct,systematic and recognizable forma[05:00.09]Restating the original theory ,with the picture of the business as a box ,we can writ[05:05.63]$ contents = $ claims on conten[05:10.80]In accounting terms ,this becom[05:13.29]1.Assets = equity + liabileti[05:18.59]Where asserts are simply what is held in the business, equity is the claim of the owners,and liabilities are the claims of third partie [05:28.44]By transferring liabilities to the side of the equation we may writ[05:33.40]assets - liabilities = equi[05:37.76]or using a technical term assets = Equi [05:45.08]Finally we may split equity into the capital originally put into the business and reserve[05:51.45]Reserves represent profits which have been reserved or kept in the business.The equation now become[05:59.55] Assets = capital + reserv[06:05.71]1,2 and 3 above are forms of the fundamental accounting equatio Unit two Cost and management accounti[00:04.28]Text 2.1 Overheads and their recove[00:08.67]The costs of a business are of two types--direct and indirec [00:13.43]The direct costs vary directly productio[00:16.82]If one additional unit of production is made ,there will be a measurable increase in direct cos[00:22.70]When one unit less in made,there will be similar measurable decrease in direct cost.[00:28.19]Direct- or raw - material is normally the largest component of direct cos[00:34.06]It includes all items of material that are of sufficient size to warrant the effort of charging directly to the jo[00:40.91]Small item, such as glue ,paint and small quantities of nails,screws and rivets,do not merit the clerical effort involved in charging directly to the job,and would be recovered as an overhea [00:53.32]Direct wages will vary directly with production where remuneration is based upon piecework onl[00:59.72]This means that a specific amount is paid when a production operation is successfully finishe[01:04.60]If it is not finished, no payment is made[01:07.74]In this book it is assumed that direct labour is of this natur [01:11.63]Many organisations remunerate labour on the basis of a large basic wage,topped up with a productivity bonu[01:18.99]The basic element is paid regardless of the level of productio [01:22.65]In such cases wages will not vary directly with production,and fall into the category of an indirect cost or overhea[01:31.14]Overhead is a general term applied to all the costs involvedin running a business,other than direct cost[01:37.70]It covers the costs of running the works organisation; product research and development; the administration of the busines[01:45.17]selling and distributing the product;and the cost of raising finan[01:49.82]Overheads are diverse, covering the whole of the business organisation[01:54.29]The management accountant has the problem of allocating these costs to the individual product lines being manufacture[02:00.48]Cost centr[02:01.78]To help in this task, the organisation is split up into cost centre[02:07.03]These are areas of activity to which are gathered all costs of a like natur[02:11.81]A maintenance department, canteen and stores are examples cost centre[02:17.06]Normally centres will identify with physical areas of the organisatio[02:21.45]A stores cost centre is a physical area in which materials are kept,while awaiting issue to productio[02:28.45]A centre may also not be identifiable with a physical are [02:32.40]The finance cost centre will gather together all the costs of raising finance for the business,other than from owners or shareholder [02:40.37]It is a function of the administration department ,and cannot be identified with a physical area of the busines[02:47.13]Where a cost centre has a product which is being manufactured, it is known as a product centr[02:53.51]Examples are a machine shop which is machining parts for assembly into the saleable product in an assembly sho[03:01.26]Where a centre has a product that is saleable,thus giving rise to an income,it is also known as a profit centr[03:08.34]It is capable of showing a profit or loss its overall activitie [03:13.15]Cost allocati[03:15.13]The management accountant's task is to allocate themany ,diverse overheads, onto the cost of each product manufacture [03:23.13]It is a major task requiring the use of many different bases of allocatio[03:28.04]The allocation of direct cost to a product can be precis [03:32.51]In the case of overhead allocation an element of logical guesstimatin enter[03:38.04]There is a two-fold process, firstly to collect all overhead costs onto the product or profit centres[03:44.84]and secondly to load the overheads onto each product passing through the centr[03:50.19]Text 2.2 Costs in their proper pla[03:55.08]The peanut butter approach to accounting is not a technique widely familiar to the UK's financial executive[04:01.74]And yet, according to Professor Robert Kaplan of Harvard University ,if businesses do not become aware of the dangers of this strangely named type of accountin[04:11.12]they risk making the wrong decisions and losing out to the competitio[04:15.29]Kaplan is the co-author of a seminal work on management accountancy[04:19.58]Unlike most tracts on this subject,Kaplan's book ,Relevance Lost,is surprisingly readable and makes a compelling case that conventional accounting techniques are ill-equipped to deal with modern manufacturin[04:32.85]Kaplan pointed out, both in the book and in many articles before and after its 1987 publicatio[04:38.91]that the modern factory environment was different from its equivalent only a decade ag[04:44.81]Automation had replaced labour in the move to so-called world-class manufacturing,CAD-CAM and just-in-time production[04:53.33]But the way of accounting for a manufacturing business had moved on in a centur[04:58.87]Thus managers made important decisions about pricing and product mix with reference to figures which bore no resemblance to the true economics of making a batch of widgets or a custom-built moto [05:10.60]Costs were apportioned to the products on the traditional basis of labour hours -an inappropriate approach given the automated environmen [05:18.35]and Kaplan argued, equivalent to a random spreading of costs across the portfolio of products -the peanut -butter approac[05:27.37]In the last chapter of his book, Kaplan and his co-author offered some solution[05:32.41]Managers should pay more attention to non-financial criteria when making their decisions, they argue[05:37.95]And they should scrutinise the precise make-up of the costs involved in opting to manufacture one product rather thananother,abandoning the traditional accoutant's distinctions between fixed costs and variable costs,between direct and indirect cost [05:53.93]Kaplan was one of the early exponents of so-calledactivity-based costing (ABC)[05:59.71]Under this approach, managers strive to spot'cost-drivers',i.e the factors influencing the costs of the produc[06:08.30]The philosophy of ABC proved alluring especially to the consultancy firms alert to a good marketing opportunit[06:16.11]But although most of the big accountancy firms have in recentyears taken on squads of ABC consultant[06:22.59]it has always been very difficult to tease out any example of ABC being used in practice[06:28.41]The argument against identifying clients is usually that they are doing so well out of ABC that competitors should not be allowed to find ouUnit three Auditi[00:03.03]Text 3.1 The auditing framewo[00:06.82]When the independent auditor begins an audit assignment,he assumes that[00:11.42]the internal control system of the enterprise is appropriate and effectiv[00:15.57]2. generally accepted accounting principles have been applied in all accounting processes underlying the financial statement[00:23.17]3. the generally accepted accounting principles utilized have been applied consistently between the current and the prior period;a [00:31.35]4. there is an adequate amount of informative financial disclosure in the financial statements and footnote[00:37.72]Evidence gathering and its evaluation enable the auditors to reject or confirm these a prior assumption[00:44.90]We are thus in a position to define auditin[00:47.75]Auditing[00:48.69]The analytical process of gathering sufficient evidential matter on a test or sampling basis to enable a competent professional to express an opinion as to whether a given set of financial statements meets established standards of financial reportin[01:02.80]Now we can enumerate the major steps of the auditing process [01:06.74]1.become acquainted with the firm-its environment and its accounting ,personnel,production, marketing ,and other system[01:16.04]2. review and evaluate the management and the accounting control system in operatio[01:21.61]3.gather evidential matter on the integrity of the syst [01:25.73]4. gather further evidence related to the representations made in the financial statements;a[01:31.79]5.formulate a judgment opinion on the basis of the evidence availabl[01:36.24]Getting acquaint[01:37.72]Auditing is an analytical process applied to everyday business situation[01:43.21]Hence it is closely related to existing business practice [01:47.23]Without firsthand knowledge of the nature of these practices and their larger setting,the auditor whould have to rely exclusively onavailable financial dat[01:56.19]This would jeopardize both audit efficiency and effectivenes [02:00.66]Therefore a getting acquainted phase(which usually includes a visit to a client's facilities and certain analytical preliminary tests and inquiries) initiates the typical audit proces[02:13.69]While getting-acquainted preliminaries to the conduct of an audit are standard procedures today[02:19.34]they were quite novel prior to 1965 Initially such procedures were described as the 'business approach to auditin[02:27.70]Control system revi[02:29.81]The auditor's evaluation of the control systems operating within the enterprise has a direct influence on the scope of the examination he undertakes and the nature of the tests he conduct [02:40.65]However, even though preliminary evaluation of control systems is an essential ingredient of planning the audit scop[02:47.71]we must remember that eventually both the system and the data it produces are covered by the audit process.[02:54.50]Example[02:55.60]The Brothers Three Shopping Center has leased space to MrHines,who operates a quality restaurant named The Duncan Inn located within i[03:04.24]Lease payments are based on a minimum monthly amount sufficient to cover taxes and insurance on the building plus a graduated percentage of the restaurant's gross sales to diners and bar patron[03:15.60]No percentage payments are due on catering service[03:18.97]Bar and restaurant receipts of The Duncan Inn are collected in cash and from credit card billing[03:25.06]A select few patrons have the privilege of open credit with monthly billing[03:30.44]In planning the intial audit of The Duncan Inn's financial statement a CPA finds that virtually no internal control exists over cash bar receipt[03:40.55]Hence tests covering cash bar receipts are schduled more comprehensively than those extending to credit card sale[03:48.18]Evidential matt[03:49.72]Evidential matter supporting financial statements consists of the underlying accounting data and all corroborating information available to the audito[03:58.79]The auditor tests underlying accounting data by analysis and review,retracing some of the procedural steps followed in the original accounting process and reconciling the events,with the information reporte[04:10.93]The auditor's evidential material is the result oftests ,selected observations, and statistical sampling where largecompilations of data are involve[04:21.41]The auditor must always balance the natural desire for more evidential matter to support an opinion against the costliness and social usefulness of completely reconstructing the underlying data and processes that produced the financial statement[04:35.88]One key justification for independent audits, as we have seen is the economy that results from producing expert opinion-based judgements from limited but reliable evidential matte[04:47.95]Exampl[04:49.04]Among tests covering cash bar receipts of The Duncan Inn ,the CPA determined what the expected average ratios should be between liquor use[04:58.29]average number of individual drinks per bottle of liquor ,and the price structure of drinks serve[05:03.86]Making appropriated allowances for credit card sales, the CPA was then able to make a reasonable estimate of cash bar receipts for the period under audi[05:13.00]The estimate of the cash bar receipts constitutes evidential matter for purposes of the audit.(Note that the foregoing test has physical and financial dimension[05:24.31]A purely financial test would be to subtract cash restaurant receipts from total bank deposits to arrive at cash bar receipts.In an actual engegement, an auditor might have undertaken both types of tests [05:39.38]Text 3.2 Time to clarify the obligations of audito [05:45.34]The 1990s pose fundanental problems for UK accounting firm [05:49.73]In addition to increased commercial pressures, the profession faces a threat from public policy maker[05:55.97]There is increasing suspicion about the effectiveness of self-regulatio[06:00.49]Who audits the auditor? And who should do s[06:04.88]The root of the regulatory debate is the auditor's position between,on one hand, the managers of public companie[06:11.72]and,on the other,their owners and other groups such as employees, pension fund beneficiaries, creaditors, and government departments which rely on the accuracy of the audited account[06:23.50]The auditor is hired by the managers to protect the interests of this latter group of 'stakeholder[06:29.30]There are obvious tensions when the interests of the two groups diverag[06:33.53]perhaps because of suspected fraud or more typically because managers have an interest in the reported results being well received by investor and other[06:42.16]Economists analyse such divergences of interest between one party and the agent employed to work on its behalf as a'principal/agent'proble[06:52.50]Traditional solutions of professional self-regulation backed up by legal redress as a last resort appear to be ripe for refor [07:00.28]Recent financial scandals have cast doubts on whether the threat of public disprace is sufficient to safeguard audit standards. [07:06.81]These doubts are confirmed by the experiences of investors who have sought redress for auditor malpractice in the courts.[07:13.37]Almost all such cases are settled out of court without any clarification of the legal duties.[07:19.38]The Caparocase,which clarified auditors'responsibilities,underlines the gulf bwteen what users expect,and what the auditor is prepared to offer.[07:29.18]The auditor's signature is treated by users of company accounts as an assurance of the quality of the information they contain—[07:36.18]a kind of insurance policy against the risk that the company's true financial state is not what it appears.[07:42.11]The leading audit firms,whose strong brand names command a substantial price premium,have an interest in sustaining this belief. [07:50.18]Yet attempts to make a claim on this policy show that pay-out terms are unreliable and highly uncertain.[07:57.81]The most common form of audit regulation proposed is to prevent auditors carrying out consultancy assignments for their audit clients—a feature of several EC markets.[08:08.28]The NEAR study showed that the major accounting firms rely heavily on audit clients for their non-audit business.[08:15.57]But it also found the firms had managed to avoid the regulations in these countries.[08:20.56]A second mechanism,favoured in Italy and Spain and suggested elsewhere,is to have periodic compulsory rotation of auditors,[08:28.87]to prevent too cosy a relationship between the audit partner and the management of the firm.[08:34.09]But this causes potentially high disruption costs and raises questions as to the quality of the audit scrutiny during the transition period.[08:42.29]A third solution favoured by some accounting firms,is to introduce measures to reduce the intensity of competition for the audit contract,[08:49.97]removing the temptation to reduce audit quality as a means of cutting costs.[08:54.70]Protection from competition might reduce the tendency of the client to question the value for money offered by the auditor.[09:00.89]But the idea that protectionism guarantees higher standards holds no more water in this context than elsewhere.[09:07.55]None of the models for reform suggested by the other EC statesreally addresses the principal/agent problem which underlies the need for reform.[09:16.23]If the question of auditor independence is to be tackled,more fundamental issus need to be addressed.Unit four Tax accounti[00:03.06]Text 4.1 Methods of depreciati[00:07.34]By definition, fixed assets are those which will provide services over a number of years and the matching convention tells us that we should recognise the expense in the same periode as we recognise the associated revenu[00:20.27]Thus we must not write off ,or expense ,the whole cost of the asset in the period in which the asset is acquire[00:27.35]but should instead convert the asset into an expense over its lif[00:30.98]This gradual conversion is known as depreciatio[00:34.74]How should we compute the depreciation charge for each yea [00:38.01]An obvious way would be to compare the current value of an asset at the end of the year with its value at the start of the year and say that the difference is depreciatio[00:46.60]But as we have already emphasized, traditional accounting practice is based on historic cost and not current value[00:53.39]consequently that method is generally not acceptabl[00:56.61]The traditional approach is to estimate the total expenditure to be written off.i.e.the cost of the asset less its estimated scrap value [01:05.31]and then to write off that expenditure over the estimated lifef of the asset by using one of the methods that we shall describ[01:12.39]It would be helpful to look at a simple exampl[01:14.84]If a firm purchased a machine on 1 January 199X for$22,000,which is expected to last for four years and then be sold for $ 2,00 [01:26.00]The life of the asset is usually measured in time, but in some instances may be measuerd on the basis of actual usag[01:33.02]Depreciation on the basis of 'actual usage'israr[01:37.04]In order to consider the difficulties inherent in estimating the life of an asset we should think about the reasons why most fixed assets,other than land,have a limited lif[01:47.02]These reasons may be classified as physical wear and tear,and obsolescence.[01:52.07]Obsolescence may be of the asset itself, e.g.a new machine may make the use of the original asset,an older machine[01:58.91]uneconomic because the new machine is faster or requires less labour[02:03.17]Obsolescence may also be caused by the object produced by theasset,if,forexample,it goes out of fashion.[02:10.19]In the latter case,the degree of obsolescence will depend on the specific nature of the asset;[02:15.47]some assets may be easily adapted to alternative uses while others may have only one use,the original.[02:22.37]None of the above variables can be determined with any accuracy, obsolescence, in particular, is rapidly increasing in importance because of rapid changes in technolog[02:31.75]Deciding how much should be written off and over what period is not the only problem, for there are a number of depreciation methods from which to choos[02:40.73]A firm's management must decide which one to emply , and a user of financial statements who wishes to compare the financial performance of a number of companies must appreciate the effects of the various method [02:52.83]In practice we find two main methods of depreciation-the straight-line basis and accelerated depreciatio[03:00.82]There is another method ,tha annuity method which takes account of the interest costs involved in investing in a long-lived asse [03:07.79]this method has many theoretical attractions but is rarely use [03:12.29]Heading[03:13.57]The total expected cost is simply spread over the number of years of expected service giving the amount of depreciation expense per annu[03:21.98]Heading 2 With these methods the depreciation charge in the earlier years of use is greater than in the last year[03:29.76]Accelerated methods include(a) the Sum of the Year's Digits Method and (b) the Reducing Balance Metho[03:38.41]Heading[03:39.72]Let n be the asset's life ,the years are each represented by a digit:1.2.3.4...[03:49.43]Having fixed on n, the digits are summed and the fractions of the asset cost are charged to the years in reverse order so that the earlier years are charged more than the later year[04:01.24]Heading[04:02.99]Here the depreciation charge for each year is a fixed percentage of the net.amount'of the asset(cost less accmulated depreciation to date) at the start of the yee[04:14.01]Text 4.2[04:16.31]An important tax bill pending in the US Congress would permit depreciation of intangibles,including goodwill ,for tax purpose [04:25.90]This would appear to eliminate a major US tax barrier against takeover[04:31.15]Just a short time ago, Congress had been carefully scrutinising possible tax incentives for acquisitions, such as deductions for interestexpense ,with an eye towards removing the[04:42.38]Now it is considering a proposal that appears to increase the tax attractiveness of acquisitions,especially those in which large premiums are pai[04:51.94]In July last year, Congressman Dan Rosteknowski, introduced a bill,HR 3035 entitled 'Amortisation of Goodwill and Certain other Intangibles[05:05.03]The bill would provide a uniform 14 year amortisation period for goodwill and other intangible[05:12.56]The inability to deduct or amortise amounts paid for goodwill has long been one of the main constraints in tax planning of acquistions in the U[05:23.00]While businessmen recognise that goodwill may be an important business asset, they also recognise that its value may be fleetin [05:31.89]During the 1980s ,the large premiums paid in acquisitions often resulted in prices that greatly exceeded the value of tangible asset [05:41.66]further increasing the significance of the non-deductibility of goodwil[05:46.64]By allowing amortisation of goodwill ,HR 3035 would appear to increase the attractiveness of acquistion[05:55.53]A closer examinaion of the proposal, however, reveals that the motive behind it is not to provide a tax incentive for acquisition [06:03.73]During the 1980s, as the premiums paid in acquisitions increased so did the incentives for creativity by tax adviser[06:13.13]Acquirers did not accept fatalistically that the large premiums they paid had to be additional goodwil[06:20.53]Instead ,the assets of targets were closely scrutinised to ensure that no possible depreciable or amortisable asset was overlooked [06:30.27]Along with patents ,licences, favourable contracts, the deductible assets uncovered included such items a[06:38.81]workforce in place (experience and composition of existing workforc[06:44.74]information base (business records, operating systems, et [06:49.68]customer-based intangibles (market share and compositio [06:54.75]and supplier-based intangibles (any expected special value in the future from the acquisition of goods and service[07:03.31]In many instances, the result was that the amount of the purchase price remaining to be allocated to goodwill was quite smal [07:11.67]However, the Internal Revenue Service challenged many of these claimed deduction[07:17.84]Disputes between the Internal Revenue Service and taxpayers involving very large sums of money ensued over whether these intangibles existed,[07:28.00]the appropriated period for their amortisation, and the portion。
Chapter 18Performance Measurement to Support BusinessStrategySolutions to Review Questions18-1.Good performance requires both a successful strategy and an organization that can enact the strategy. That is, we need alignment between the strategy and organizational structures to obtain performance. Cost accounting and management control practices are important organizational structures for enacting strategy. Management accountants who understand the business strategy will be better able to design and use accounting systems to enact strategy.18-2.No. The balanced scorecard is a set of performance targets and results that show an organization‟s performance in meeting its objectives relating to competingstakeholders'expectations. The performance measures are linked to the goals and the strategy for meeting those goals.18-3.A business model, also called a strategy map, is a depiction of the links among individual performance and the goals of the firm. It shows how different elements (units, individuals, levels) of the organization combine to deliver value to the stakeholders in the firm.18-4.Financial measures of performance attract attention and identify areas where improvements need to be made. Nonfinancial performance measures direct employees‟ attention to the or ganization‟s objectives and focus on the measures that are controllable by each employee. They are more likely to be understood by operating personnel and also are more timely.18-5.Critical success factors are the factors that are important to the organizat ion‟s success. For example, proprietary technology is critical for a company pursuing an innovation strategy while established and high functioning distribution channels are critical for cost efficiency.18-6.People at different levels in the organization have different responsibilities. Performance measures are most effective when they relate to what people at different levels control.18-7.Benchmarking identifies an activity that needs to be improved, finds an organization that is the most efficient at the activity, studies its process, and then utilizes that process.18-8.Competitive benchmarking involves the search for, and implementation of, the best way to do something as practiced in other organizations. The firm can then adopt these practices after adapting th em for their own organization‟s environment and culture.18-9.An organization‟s mission includes the organization‟s values, its responsibilities to stakeholders, and its goals. The strategy is the means to accomplish the mission.18-10.Customer satisfaction measures reflect the performance of the organization on several factors, including quality control and delivery performance, that a customer values.18-11.Manufacturing cycle efficiency measures the efficiency of the total manufacturing cycle (the most efficient companies have a measure of 1). This measure is important to most companies because gains in efficiency generally improve company profitability.18-12.Delivery performance measures indicate how proficient the organization is at delivering goods or services when promised to the customer. Poor delivery performance will likely negatively impact an organization‟s profitability as repeat business declines.18-13.Worker involvement is important for three reasons:1) Increased worker involvement often translates to an increased commitment to theorganization.2) Workers are able to be responsive at all levels if empowered with decision-makingresponsibilities.18-23) Workers are able to use their skills and knowledge to further develop and to improvethe organization‟s perform ance.18-14.See Exhibit 18.7 for examples.Solutions to Critical Analysis and Discussion Questions18-15.Answers will vary, but should include discussions of the value proposition and the demands that this places on the organization. Examples follow:Local coffee shop:Porter Framework: probably best considered a focused competitor --- focusing on regional or local coffee preferences while delivering a consistent product and service experience. Starbucks coffee shop:Porter Framework: at least at the outset, Starbucks was a product differentiation-based competitor delivering on a unique, branded coffee shop experience. More recently, they have had to focus on delivering a consistent product and service experience and on …efficiency‟ as local and regional competitor s have entered the market. This has resulted in the closure of many stores.Retail gas station convenience store:Porter Framework: the retail gas station is a focused competitor in the sale of coffee. It addresses a niche market of customers who seek a …one stop‟ shopping experience and who have an immediate need to be alert (i.e., drivers who consume coffee as a deterrent to drowsiness). The coffee is typically not of a quality to warrant …branding‟ (although collaborations with branded coffees such as Starbucks occurs), and the price, while not high by branded coffee standards, can be set above cost because of the convenience that is offered.18-16.Answers will vary, but should include:Stakeholders—students, professors, employees, publishers, authors, and regents. Critical success factors—sufficient inventory and accurate class/text information.Critical success factors for a non-campus bookstore include sufficient inventory, as above, but also a broad selection of titles.18-17.Answers will vary.Quality control:1) Defects, e.g., scratches in the case2) Number of customer complaints3) Number of returnsDelivery performance:1) Percentage of on-time deliveries2) Percentage of deliveries damaged3) Delivery service surveys18-18.Answers will vary. The purpose of multiple measures of performance serves two purposes in an educational setting. First, it allows for differing strengths and weaknesses among students and their ability, for example, taking tests. More important, perhaps, it serves asa development tool in identifying what is important and how well the student is doing in progressing toward a goal. This is similar to the purpose of multiple measures of performance in other settings where the multiple measures communicate the different factors that are important to success of the organization.18-19.Ultimately, the goal is to increase profits. In many, maybe most, settings, customer satisfaction is a critical success factor in achieving that goal. By measuring customer satisfaction, firms have a leading indicator that identifies areas for improvement before these problems would be evident from profits. Further, customer satisfaction provides better information about where a problem might be.18-20.The number of complaints is a measure of general dissatisfaction with a product or service. It might fail to measure adequately customer service if customers find it easy to switch suppliers, so that it is not worth the effort to complain.18-418-21.The point of using multiple measures of performance is that each provides information to managers about overall performance. Customer service is only one aspect of performance; financial performance is another.Solutions to Exercises18-22.(15 min.)Strategy and Management Accounting Systems.a. Answers should consider the following:Joe‟s initial business model required providing a low cost pizza configured as the customer ordered it and delivered to the correct location quickly. In this setting performance measures would focus on cost control, order accuracy and delivery speed. The new business model will require higher quality ingredients, more menu variety, and distinctive pizza combinations. The shift from delivery to a store will diminish the importance of speed and delivery accuracy; however, order accuracy is still important as a part of service quality. There will be new demands for a knowledgeable, friendly wait staff. New performance measures might focus on profitability per customer, customer satisfaction, employee turnover, and employee satisfaction.b. Answers should consider the following:Old strategy: core capabilities around pizza delivery, core assets include pizza crust recipe and long term …brand‟ of Joe‟s PizzeriaNew strategy: core capabilities related to in-store service and managing a full-service kitchen, also p artner‟s capabilties in brewing beer. Core assets include pizza recipe and beer recipes to create a specialized product offering.18-23.(15 min.) Business Strategy Classification18-24.(20 min.)Different Performance Measures Across the Organization.This question is based on the authors‟ experience.Answers will vary, but should include the following:A single measure, such as RONA or ROI is based on a combination of factors, in this case revenues, costs, and asset utilization. Most managers have authority to make decisions that affect only a small subset of these. For example, line supervisors, those that manage operational personnel, might only influence costs directly. More focused measures at each level, such as cost, quality, customer service, or revenue, communicate the key performance indicator for each manager more directly. When each level meets its targeted goals, overall organization performance improves.18-25.(20 min.)Balanced Scorecards and Strategy Maps: Crane Company. Answers will vary. Crane Company has a strategy to be a low-cost leader in the industry, but there are no measures in the scorecard related to cost (except indirectly in the financial perspective). We would recommend, at a minimum, adding a cost or efficiency measure (or set of measures) to the internal perspective. This might also require more specific learning goals, for example, goals on process improvement training.18-618-26.(20 min.)Balanced Scorecards and Strategy Maps: TechMasters, Inc. Answers will vary. TechMasters wants to lead in innovation, but there are no measures regarding learning or innovation in the scorecard. We would recommend at a minimum that innovation measures, such as new product introductions, patents, and employee development (rather than simply retention and satisfaction) be added.18-27.(20 min.)Benchmarks.a. Number of product recalls. 2. Product performance.b. Percentage of late deliveries. 3. Supplier performance.c. Number of requests for transfer. 1. Employee performance.d. Length of time to fill vacant positions. 4. Support performance.18-28.(20 min.)Benchmarks.a. Material quality. 3. Supplier performance.b. Customer returns. 2. Product performance.c. Training hours completed. 1. Employee performance.d. Errors reported. 4. Support performance.18-29.(15 min.)Performance measures.Answers will vary, but might include: correct orders, time to serve, time to greet, number of times the waitstaff need to be called, returned meals.18-30.(10 min.) Manufacturing Cycle Time and Efficiency: Lancaster Metals.Manufacturing cycle efficiency = Processing timeProcessing time + Moving time + Storing time + Inspection time = 1.00 hrs.1.50 hrs. + 0.25 hr. + 3.00 hrs. + 0.25 hrs.= 1.00hrs.5.00hrs.=20%18-31.(20 min.)Functional measures.Answers will vary. Some possible examples are:A ccounting quality—Time to prepare quarterly statementsC lerical quality—Number of misfiled papersF orecasting quality—Improvement in forecasting over timeP rocurement/purchasing quality—Percentage of incorrectly ordered materials P roduction control quality—Time that line is down due to untrained employee error Quality assurance quality—Number of repeat calls (calls for the same problem)18-818-32.(30 min.) Partial Productivity Measures: North Central University.a.Partial labor productivity = Output (meals) ÷ Input (hours)School Output(Meals) ÷Input(Hours)= Partial LaborProductivityBusiness ..............38,000 ÷14,000 = 2.714Engineering .........72,000 ÷22,000 = 3.273H&S .....................114,000 ÷31,000 = 3.677Music ...................4,500 ÷2,100 = 2.143b.H&S has the highest labor productivity and Music has the lowest. However, notethat the relative productivity measure corresponds to the size of the school(measured by meals). It might be that there are economies associated with larger cafeterias that result in the observed productivity differences.18-33.(30 min.) Partial Productivity Measures: McKinley Industries.a.Partial labor productivity = Output (gallons) ÷ Input (hours)Year Output(Gallons) ÷Input(Hours)= Partial LaborProductivityYear 1 ..................22,000 ÷38,000 = 0.579Year 2 ..................27,000 ÷50,000 = 0.540b.Partial materials productivity = Output (gallons) ÷ Input (gallons)Year Output(Gallons) ÷Input(Gallons)= Partial MaterialsProductivityYear 1 ..................22,000 ÷40,000 = 0.550Year 2 ..................27,000 ÷45,000 = 0.600c.Partial labor productivity has decreased (from 0.579 to 0.540) while partial materialsproductivity has increased (from 0.550 to 0.600). It is unclear whether the efficiency programs have increased productivity or only changed the relative efficiency oflabor and materials.18-34.(20 min.) Specifying Nonfinancial Measures.Answers will vary. Measures of customer satisfaction for JYC include:∙Customer complaints∙Accounts closed∙Complaints to regulatory authorities∙Customer surveys18-1018-35.(20 min.)Manufacturing Cycle Time and Efficiency.Manufacturing cycle efficiency=Processing timeProcessing time + Moving time + Storing time + Inspection time =5 hrs.5 hrs. + 3hrs + 15 hrs. + 2 hrs.=5 hrs.25 hrs.= 20%18-36.(20 min.)Employee Involvement.Answers will vary.The advantages include:∙I ncrease employee motivation from being involved in the process∙I mproved quality∙L ower cost because problems are identified earlier.Disadvantages include:∙H igher costs from stopping lines when no problem exists∙P otentially varying quality from different assessments by different employees.Solutions to Problems18-37.(30 min.) Core Assets and CapabilitiesAnswers will vary; however, core assets and capabilities should be both essential to the business strategy and proprietary in nature. Non-core assets may be important things that the company must do; however, it is typically not essential to the strategy or proprietary. Some examples are:18-1218-38.(30 min.)Balanced Scorecards and Strategy Maps: Hill Street Company.a. Answers will vary. The measures in the financial perspective are reasonable, althoughthe company might want to add one specifically related to cost improvement (such as growth in margins).There is only one measure in the customer perspective and it is unclear how satisfied customers will help them improve cost competitiveness. Perhaps a measure such as customer retention, which implies lower customer acquisition costs, might be more appropriate.The internal perspective has three measures, two of which are directly related to costs.At first, it might seem that the quality measure is unnecessary (or even counter-productive), but it might be useful if there is a danger that focusing on costs alone leads to a degradation in quality.There is nothing in the learning and growth perspective that suggests the firm can look at improvements in employee performance. Perhaps measures emphasizing task learning should be added.b. The strategy map shows many links that are helpful in communicating the strategy.Ho wever, notice that there is no link leaving “Increase Employee Skills” in the learning and growth perspective. It is not clear what the purpose of this measure might be.c. The company should add measures reflecting costs, such as those noted above. Inadd ition, they might want to drop (or modify) the “Satisfy Customer” measure in the customer perspective to focus more on the cost implications of customer satisfaction.The company should also ensure that all measures have links leaving unless they are in the financial perspective.18-1418-39.(30 min.)Balanced Scorecards and Strategy Maps: Monroe Corporation.a. Answers will vary. The measures in the financial perspective are reasonable, althoughthe company might want to include a measure on cost of quality (but this might be better placed in the internal perspective).There is only one measure in the customer perspective. Because the company isfocused on quality, other measures they might include are returns (or deliveriesrejected), complaints, and warranty claims.The internal perspective has three measures, only one of which is directly related to quality. The focus on efficiency and cost might cause managers to focus on these issues rather than quality.There is nothing in the learning and growth perspective that suggests the firm can look at improvements in how employees affect quality. Perhaps measures focusing onquality training could be added.b. The goal “Satisfy Customers” links to financial perspective, but there is no indication ofwhat leads to satis fied customers. The goal “Improve Quality” does not link to anything.Why does the company want to improve quality? (The answer to this is obvious for this firm, but it is not apparent from the strategy map.)c. The company should add measures reflecting quality, such as those noted above. Inaddition, they might want to drop (or modify) the “Satisfy Customer” measure in the customer perspective to focus more on the specific ways quality affects theircustomers. The company should also ensure that all measures have links leavingunless they are in the financial perspective.18-40.(20 min.)Benchmarks: OfficeMax.Answers will vary, but might include the following:∙Number of customer complaints.∙Number of stockouts.∙Revenue per customer.∙Impulse revenue per visit (purchase of goods other than those the customer intended to buy when he or she entered the store).∙Repeat business.Although this information might be difficult to obtain from competitors, the most likely candidates for comparison areStaples or Office Depot. For some measures, on-line stores such as Amazon would be likely benchmark candidates. In other countries, local chains such as Komus in Russia would be candidates.18-1618-41. (45 min.) Mission Statement.Answers will vary, but should identify the stakeholders (students, faculty, staff, and community) and state how the organization intends to add value to each group.18-42. (45 min.) Performance Measures: Garnet Electronicsa.Perspective Performance Measure Perspective Number 1.Financial Profit 1 2.Customer Training hours 3 3.Learning and growth Percentage defects 4Employee turnover 4 (or maybe 3) 4.Internal business processes Customer satisfaction 2Patents awarded 3b.Answers will vary, but the following is one possibility:18-43.(20 min.)Functional measures.Answers will vary, but might include any of the functional measures shown in Exhibit 18.7. The following is one example. An important critical success factor for many airlines is the ability to manage revenue by managing fares and seat availability. Some measures of this are the load factor (the percentage of seats filled on a flight) or the revenue per seat-mile. Another important factor, especially for so-called low-fare or discount airlines, is the ability to turn the airplane around so that ground time (when the plane is earning no revenue) is minimized. Measures of this would include average ground time from arriving at the gate to leaving the gate or the percentage of time airplanes are flying.18-44.(45 min.)Performance measures.Answers will vary. The advantages are easier to identify. They provide a measure of effectiveness of faculty as perceived by students. One disadvantage is that education includes learning material whose usefulness might not be apparent until some time in the future. Because evaluations are collected immediately following a class, there is a possibility that these issues will be ignored at the expense of “current topics,” which appear to be more relevant.18-45.(20 min.)Operational performance measures: Zuma Company.a. Answers will vary, but should address the following points:∙Percentage of manufacturing cycle efficiency has declined from 70% in week 1 to 62% in week 6.∙Percentage of on-time deliveries has declined from 98% in week 1 to 90% in week 6.∙Number of customer complaints has increased from 20 in week 1 to 27 in week6.b. As a manager of the company, you probably want to know what caused the declineshown by all three measures. Did employees have distorted incentives that led them to ignore factors reflected by these measures? Were these declines the result of actions taken to reduce costs, etc.?18-46.(40 min.)Objective and Subjective Performance Measures.Answers will vary:a.An advantage of using a combination of performance measures is that for any one dimension of performance (communications skills, for example), a good measure can be identified (class participation). For some dimensions of performance, especially those that are harder to measure cleanly in an objective test, subjective measures are all thatare available.The disadvantage of subjective measures is that it is harder to communicate what is expected. The disadvantage of multiple measures is that some weighting of the measures is required and that weighting can affect performance on other dimensions.b.As an individual works with (or has classes from) an evaluator over time, they learn whatis expected and whether they can “trust” the evaluator to provide a “fair” evaluation. The person being evaluated might come to believe they have a better idea of what is required to receive a favorable subjective evaluation than an evaluation based on an objective measure.18-47.(40 min.)Operational performance measures: Mid-States Metal Finishers.a. Answers might include:The percentage of orders filled on-time, the percentage of defective units produced and the number of customer returns all improved significantly over the six month period.There are several probable causes for this including:∙Employees might be working harder or learning how to keep up with orders.∙New equipment might have been acquired allowing more efficient operations.∙Production might have decreased so it is easier to complete and deliver orders.b. The number of customer returns has fallen significantly. It might be important todetermine whether customers have simply given up and switched suppliers or whether quality and delivery performance has increased significantly.18-1818-48.(30 Minutes) Productivity Measures: McKinley Industries.a.Total productivity = Value of output ÷ Value of inputs (materials, labor, andoverhead).Year 1:Total output value ................ ($370 x 22,000) = $8,140,000 Materials value .................... ($90 x 40,000) = $3,600,000Labor value ......................... ($19 x 38,000) = 722,000Overhead value ................... (given) = 2,900,000 $7,222,000Total factor productivity ....... ($8,140,000 ÷ $7,222,000 =) 1.127 Year 2:Total output value ................ ($360 x 27,000) = $9,720,000 Materials value .................... ($85 x 45,000) = $3,825,000Labor value ......................... ($22 x 50,000) = 1,100,000Overhead value ................... (given) = 3,200,000 $8,125,000Total factor productivity ....... ($9,720,000 ÷ $8,125,000 =) 1.196b.T otal factor productivity improved from 1.127 to 1.196. Although we know fromExercise 18-33 that labor productivity declined while materials productivityincreased, it appears that, on balance, productivity in general improved from Year 1 to Year 2.c.T otal factor productivity provides a comprehensive measure of productivity changesand is not limited to the changes in a single factor. Therefore, it provides a betteroverall picture of efficiency. Partial productivity measures provide better information about where productivity problems might be and, therefore, are more useful fordeveloping actions to improve productivity. In other words, total productivitymeasures are better at getting attention while partial measures are better foridentifying potential corrective actions.18-49.(20 Minutes) Employee Involvement.a. Answers will vary, but might include:By providing line employees the authority to make decisions, customer satisfaction can increase. The employees can make timely decisions regarding how providing a special service will keep a customer loyal and increase long-term profitability. In the case of the airline, decisions can improve on-time performance by reducing time dealing with requests for stand-bys. It can also lower costs by reducing the compensation needed when a customer cannot be accommodated.Of course, if the employee is too free with these benefits, it can cost the company in two ways. First, the benefits provided (for example, compensated services) cost the company directly. Second, providing services freely might lead the customer to expect these in the future and be unwilling to pay for them. For example, a customer whocomes to expect free upgrades might be less willing to pay for premium seats or rooms.b. There are at least two reasons why banks and other financial institutions might be lesswilling to provide this decision-making authority. First, on-site supervisors are more easily contacted. They are closer to the decision being made and, often, there is not the immediate need for a decision. Second, many of the concessions made in the case of hotels and airlines involve otherwise unused capacity and the costs are less direct.This is less often the case in banks.18-20Chapter 18 - Performance Measurement to Support Business Strategy18-21© 2014 by McGraw-Hill Education. This is proprietary material solely for authorized instructor use. Not authorized for sale or distribution in anymanner. This document may not be copied, scanned, duplicated, forwarded, distributed, or posted on a website, in whole or part. Solution to Integrative Case18-50. (40 min.) Balanced Scorecards and Strategy Maps: University of California, Davis.a. Some organizations are concerned that names of new programs label them as thelatest fads and that employees will automatically resist them for that reason. Manyuniversity employees are resistant to change and reject the application of a “corporate” model to a university setting.b. Many large organizations experiment with pilot projects to evaluate the feasibility ofnew management programs or solutions. It is easier to design and implementsomething like the balanced scorecard on a small scale. A danger of relying on theresults of a pilot project for more extensive applications is that the department used for the pilot project might not be representative of other departments or the organization as a whole. One selects the pilot department with great care. Applying the pilot study processin a service department to an academic department might be very difficult because the goals and objectives of an academic unit are likely to be quite different than those of a service department.c. Many university professors are independent agents who conduct their research andteaching without regard to explicit overall goals or objectives of the university. Most faculty resist being told what to do or how to do it. Importing successful management techniques, such as the balanced scorecard, can be difficult in academic departments. (We don‟t see professors of humanities embracing the balanced scorecard, or any non-academic scorecard, for that matter).。