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UNIVERSIDAD TECONOLOGICA DE HONDURAS
ASIGNATURA: AUDITORIA FINANCIERA
CATEDRATICO: MASTER JOHANA MANCIA
TAREA: RESUMEN DE CASO HARVARD II, GRAVES INDUSTRIAS
ALUMNA: CINTHIA YAMILETH SANTOS MURCIA
CUENTA: 201210011578
JORNADA: ON-LINE
FECHA: 11-07-2020
GUIA DE CASO
1.
El negocio de Graves Industries Inc. y su estructura organizacional. ¿Cuál es
su opinión de esta estructura? ¿Qué tipo de estructura organizacional tiene,
brinde una definición?
La estructura es de una empresa centralizada.
La
estructura centralizada
se caracteriza por su estilo jerárquico, la mayor parte de
las decisiones son tomadas por
las personas que ocupan el más alto rango, en este
estilo de organización las políticas de la empresa son muy específicas, existe un
mayor control sobre el trabajo. Desde mi punto de vista deberían cambiarlo ya que
Henry
Graves, y tiene directamente en cada rubro al que se desempeñaba la
compañía un vicepresidente ejecutivo de la organización y presidente ejecutivo de
cada área, ya sea de herramientas industriales, de equipo para consumidores,
división de equipo marítimo, división FMS, y división automotriz.
2.
¿Considera que es la adecuada para la empresa?
R//Considero que de alguna manera se controla el hecho de que todas las empresas
están bajo un solo mando de decisiones, esto si el director conociera cada rubro de la
cual la empresa se está desarrollando y se involucre en cada una de ellas, pero la
organización describe que hay subalternos y que ellos son los que toman decisiones
operacionales en cada división y desde ese punto de vista no creo que sea la más
adecuada para la compañía.
3.
Explique cómo lograría usted el objetivo que persigue Henry Graves al
disminuir los costos y de qué forma piensa mantener el crecimiento de la
empresa.
Haciendo un estudio interno, controlando de manera mesurada los gastos y
analizando cada una de las áreas en la que se está desarrollando un producto.
De esta manera cada presidente de división se encarga de sus presupuestos, es
analizado con el director de Graves Industrias. Y haciendo una auditoria
periódica con equipo totalmente individual por cada división de los gastos se
podría mantener un rango en donde no haya fuga de dinero o se esté mal
invirtiendo.
4.
Si usted tuviese el cargo de Henry Graves que haría para mantener el
crecimiento de la empresa.
Buscando nuevas estrategias de mercado y financieros y poniéndolas en práctica para
alcanzar los objetivos. Y buscar los puntos débiles de la empresa para mejorarlos.
5.
El plan de incentivos a la gerencia como estrategia. Opine sobre cómo influye
en el desempeño financiero de Graves Industries.
A traía mucho a los gerentes de la compañía ya que ofrecía un bono anual en
efectivo a base del nivel real de RONA logrado por entidad a la cual estaban
asignados, esto influía mucho para cada uno mejorara su desempeño y todos
querían ganárselo.
6.
Como presidente de la Compañía de Graves que estrategia diferente al plan de
incentivos implementaría.
Bonos mensuales extra a los mejores vendedores.
Bono anual al mejor a la mejor área calificando eficiencia y eficacia.
Bono al mejor rendimiento siempre y cuando se estén alcanzo las metas trazadas.
7.
Los planes de Graves implican reducir también los honorarios de auditoría.
¿Cómo haría usted para no afectar los honorarios de auditoría para mantener
el control interno?.
Eso si no lo quitaría, ya que el control interno de vital importancia en una
compañía, al mínimo descuido la empresa puede ser objeto de fraude o
malversación de fondos.
8.
Exprese su opinión de porque Henry Graves se interesó por comprar la
compañía Lohnes Marine Hardware.
Se interesó porque además de ser un gran productor y distribuidor de equipos y
herramientas industriales y comerciales, él no tenía la experiencia en el ramo de
equipo marítimo pero quería adquirir un nuevo conocimiento y sumamente interesado
ya que era una compañía bien posicionada en el mercado, con un servicio completo en
servicios especiales a los navegantes en vela , él sabía que podía tener mucho éxito
porque también estaba bien posicionada y habían intenciones de expandirse hacia
otras regiones , el mercado de navegación era aún joven y en crecimiento, todo eso
llamo la atención de Henry Graves.
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9.
Razón por la que considera que Graves permitió que Paul Lohnes
conservará la presidencia de la compañía. ¿Qué decisión hubiese tomado
usted en lugar de Paul?
Paul tenía una Visión amplia de a donde quería llegar con su negocio, pero no tenía los
recursos para poder llevarla hasta ese punto, y esto llamo la atención de Graves, que el
siguiera en la presidencia, para que su experiencia y determinación lograr éxito y más
utilidades de las que se imaginó sin él y que además el generaría más conocimiento a
través de Paul.
10.
¿Por qué cree usted que le trae un beneficio a Graves mantener a Paul en la
misma posición?
La experiencia y conocimiento en el rubro marítimo que Henry no tenía.
11.
En el anexo 1 encontramos el estado de resultados de la compañía para los
años 1982-1983-1984-1985. Haga un análisis financiero de los resultados
logrados.
Desde mi punto de vista Lohnes nos muestra que la compañía había propuesto una meta de
crecimiento en los ingresos de aproximadamente 11millones anuales, cada año se fueron
cumpliendo los objetivos propuestos y el crecimiento anual no solamente se reflejó en los
ingresos brutos, la utilidad bruta y la utilidad operativa se mantuvieron en un crecimiento al
mismo nivel de los ingresos. Hay que tomar en cuenta que aunque en el año 1985, el
presupuesto de ingresos no se le logró en la medida establecida (119,0 - 112,) la ganancia
bruta y operativa si fue superior en aproximadamente un millón de dólares con relación a lo
presupuestado. Esto se pudo lograr porque la compañía seguramente invirtió esfuerzos en
mantener y reducir los costos en este año. El crecimiento porcentual de la compañía desde el
año1982 a 1985 fue de un 46.08% lo que representó un agresivo crecimiento de la división en
apenas 4 años.
12.
Principios contables generalmente aceptados que no se respetaron al realizar
algunas prácticas contables para cumplir el presupuesto.
Costo de realización, es el uno de los que no fue considerado, porque las ventas fueron
registradas según la conveniencia de los directores, puesto que ellos definían como realizar la
manipulación.
El principio devengado, que se debe a reconocer y registrar en cuentas a determinada fecha
eventos o transacciones. Estas deben ser en las fechas estipuladas, sin modificación.
Los componentes patrimoniales ya que estos registros eran manipulados y alterados en
tiempo, proceso incorrecto, puesto que toda actividad debe ser contabilizada en tiempo y
forma
13.
Considera que es importante el cumplimiento de los principios contables
generalmente aceptados y los valores éticos en el personal del Departamento
de auditoria.
Claro que si en todo momento se deben cumplir las normas y principios contables que
cada uno de los procesos para evitar posibles fraudes o hurtos.
14.
¿Aplicaron los auditores de la compañía la NIA 240, explique porque si o
porque no?
La norma internacional de auditoria 240 presenta las responsabilidades del auditor con
respecto al fraude en auditorias de estados financieros; y explica cómo deben aplicarse las
normas de auditoria 315 y 330 para el manejo de riesgos de errores de importancia relativa y
da una guía al auditor para proceder y que procedimientos debe aplicar cuando se encuentra
en situaciones que son motivo de sospecha o se determina que hay fraude. Cuando el auditor
inicia el trabajo de auditoria puede encontrar representaciones erróneas en los estados
financieros que pueden surgir de errores o fraude. El auditor puede determinar si la
representación errónea se debe a fraude o error, si el error es intencional o no en los estados
financieros.
Al principios dice que fueron escépticos pero terminaron aceptando los cambios por lo tanto
rompieron con este principio.
15.
Si le tocará dirigir un departamento de Auditoria y identifica una
problemática de incumplimiento de principios contables, que decisión
tomaria? informaría de la situación o se quedaría callado?
Un auditor siempre debe cumplir su deber ante todo y si identifica errores, sospechas
de fraude o cualquier movimiento no adecuado, debe de detallar en informe de
auditoría.
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