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Chapter 19, Problem 1CP
Summary Introduction
Adequate information:
Information generated from the Financial Statement extract for Company Quickbrush & SmileWhite is as below:
- Write off of
Goodwill in 20 years by Quickbrush while 5 years by SmileWhite - Quickbrush uses Straight line method of
depreciation for buildings and period range from 5 years to 20 years while SmileWhite uses accelerated method for buildings and period range - Quickbrush provides for 2% provision for
bad debts while SmileWhite provides 5%
To Compute:
Compare the quality of earnings by discussing each of three above aspects.
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