Niles and Cohen, CPAs earned $12,375,000 during 20Y4 using 75 employees. During 20Y5, the firm grew revenues to $15,400,000 and expanded the staff to 88 employees.a. Determine the revenue per employee for each year.b. Interpret the results.

Niles and Cohen, CPAs earned $12,375,000 during 20Y4 using 75 employees. During 20Y5, the firm grew revenues to $15,400,000 and expanded the staff to 88 employees.a. Determine the revenue per employee for each year.b. Interpret the results.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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