INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING (LL) W/CONNECT
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Chapter 19, Problem 19.6BYP
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To determine
Earnings per share (EPS): The amount of earnings made available to each common share is referred to as earnings per share. Dilutive securities like convertible bonds, convertible
Facts of the case: The discussion between RB, chief financial officer, and JL, controller of IN Solutions reveals that JL proposes that they should go for a buyback of shares to ‘quick fix’ the EPS numbers before the closure of current fiscal year. Although the company has grown rapidly in the growth stage, the profits are saturated in the recent years.
To explain: The method through which the buyback of shares provide a ‘quick fix’ for EPS
(2)
To determine
To explain: Whether the proposal made by JL is ethical.
(3)
To determine
To indicate: The persons who are affected by the implementation of the proposal.
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A corporation holds assets worth five times the value of its owner's equity, with a real estate
investment valued at $750,000. The firm's sales are seven times its owner's equity, and the
profit margin is 6%. What is the firm's ROA? Consider the average returns of the following
investments:
Average Return
Investment
Small Stocks 23.1%
S&P 500
13.7%
Corporate Bonds
7.2%
Treasury Bonds
6.5%
Treasury Bills 4.4%
What is the excess return for Treasury Bonds after spending $20 on management fees? %?
Case Study Question
GreenFoods, a mid-sized organic food company, has seen steady growth over the last decade due
to increasing consumer interest in organic and sustainable products. The company has built a
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Question 10.3
A multinational corporation established a division in Germany as a subsidiary corporation, with an initial investment in total assets of 13 million €'s, which cost the company $19,240,000 Canadian at the time. The company sent an experienced manager to run the division, and gave her a target of 12% required rate of return, promising a bonus if this was met and/or exceeded.
After one year, the subsidiary manager was pleased to report an 18% ROI.
You have been able to determine the following data pertaining to the subsidiary:
Exchange rate at end of year was $1.42 Canadian to the Euro
Operating income was earned evenly throughout the year
The exchange rate changed approximately evenly throughout the year
Required:
Calculate the subsidiary's income in €'s.
Calculate the subsidiary's return on investment in Canadian dollars.
Calculate the subsidiary's residual income in Canadian dollars.
Prevention costs:
Total prevention costs
Appraisal costs
Total appraisal costs
Internal failure costs:
Total internal failure costs
External failure costs:
Total external failure costs
Total quality cost
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Chapter 19 Solutions
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING (LL) W/CONNECT
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