Finally we finished group report few days ago. I learnt a lot from other group members. Firstly, we got email address information about each other. Then we created a group message. The first group meeting was being hold in week 5. We actually did not talk anything about group project, instead of introduce ourselves. I think it is a good way to know each other first. Because it would be easier for each to talk about their own thoughts.…
Accounting Standards Board (FASB) are currently working on a joint venture referred to as the convergence project. Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper describing the relationship…
The A/R turnover ratio for 2010 was 14.80, which was a monumental increase from 8.45 in 2009. One reason for this increase was due to a conscious effort by Proctor and Gamble to improve collection times for incoming payments. In 2009, they incurred too much short-term debt due to the delayed collection of payments for their products and ended up decreasing their A/R account by almost $500 million. Their sales also increased in 2010 due to the expansion of the Beauty, Grooming, and Health segments during the year. A combination of their sales increase and a decrease in A/R led to the increase in their A/R turnover. In order to compare P&G to the industry, we had to define what industry a company as large as P&G belongs apart of. After our research, we determined that the industry average A/R turnover is 9.2. P&G’s 14.80 A/R turnover compares very favorably to the industry average of 9.2.…
When reading this we can tell that for every dollar spent, Microsoft has 78cents left over and Oracle has 76cents that can be used towards future investments.…
receivables. The inventory turnover measures the number of times on average that Huffman Trucking sells inventory during a given period. Inventory turnover tells how often profit can be made through inventory. The formula to compute this ratio is the cost of goods sold ÷ the average inventory.…
After completing the equations for the inventory turnover ratio, it is clear that the company’s management has become worse. Not much but, the ratio is clearly lower in 2006 compared to 2005.…
The company’s asset management ratios also show decreasing numbers. The inventory turnover ratios have decreased as well as the total asset turnover. This explains the number of times a company 's inventory is sold and replaced during a period. The company 's days sales outstanding (ACP) also rose from 36.00 in 1990 to 53.99 in 1992. This shows us that Mark X 's average number of days to collect revenues after a sale has increased. This number is unfavorable because this…
The inventory turnover ratio is an indication of a company’s ability to sell its inventory/goods. The formula for calculating this is the cost of goods divided by average inventory. DHG has an inventory turnover ratio of 5.15 for year 11. This compared to the inventory turnover of 6.10 for year 10 and the industry quartiles of 13, 10.2, and 8.3 is…
The inventory turnover ratio for the fiscal year ending on August 31, 2013 (in millions $) was 10.54. This ratio was calculated using the net sales of $72,217 and dividing it by the inventories of $6,852 (both in millions $). Similarly, the turnover ratio for the fiscal year ending on August 31, 2012 was 10.18. According to the data, the inventory turnover ratio for Walgreens has experienced an increase each fiscal year for the past three years. There are several reasons for why this may be occurring. It could be that Walgreens has implemented a stronger sales approach, such as a boost in advertising or through more appealing store infrastructure. Its inventory turnover ratio fluctuated between the fiscal year ending in August 8, 2008 and 2011 with ratios of 8.14, 9.33, 9.14, and 8.97; but perhaps the company decided to step up operations for 2012, when it saw that the overall industry had a steady increase in the ratio at 10.71 (2008), 10.86 (2009), 10.95 (2010), 11.06 (2011), and 11.13 (2012), respectively…
First of all, the Account Receivables was increasing 4.7% (56.6 million) from 1987 amounted 82.9 million (27.1%) to 1990 amounted 139.5 million (31.8%). However, one thing is worth to mention that there was a substantial loss when Leslie Fay wrote off a receivable from Allied/Federated Department Stores after the large retailer filed bankruptcy in late 1989. As far as I can see, it is an unusual and inconsistence gain of Account Receivables in 1987 to 1990. More specifically, especially from 1989 to 1990, the Account Receivable increased from 117.3 million (30.3%) to 139.5 million (31.8%), which is a 1.5% (22.2 million) increase in one year after the large retailer announced bankruptcy and there was a large uncollectable amount from the large retailer. As a result, I suspect Leslie Fay was trying to overstate its Account Receivable amount…
As revealed by their inventory turnover of 1.2, Reitmans sells its inventory more slowly than its competitor, the Gap, does with their ratio of 5.7 in 2011. However, the Gap may have a higher than normal turnover, as Reitmans is favourable when compared to their other competitor, Le Chateau. The Company’s accounts receivable turnover has remained relatively stable over the past three years, fluctuating slightly but still taking just one day on average to collect from customers. In contrast, Reitmans’ accounts payable turnover has been experiencing an unfavourable decline since 2009; it used to take just 106 days to make payments to suppliers, but now it takes 257 days, over twice the time.…
79029 ( 6298.5 ( 12.55 → A high ratio suggest that the company has a good oversight on their accounts receivable. Comparing their ratio to other companies in this industry it shows us that they are doing better than others.…
Secondly I am going to compute Activity Ratios for both AT&T and Verizon. Inventory turnover is defined as the speed with which inventory is sold. For AT&T their inventory turnover is at 46.1 and Verizon’s is at 43.0. Receivables turnover is defined as the speed with which account receivable are collected (Mayo, 2012). For AT&T their receivables turnover is 9.6 and Verizon’s is 9.8. Total asset turnover is the measure of total assets required to generate sales (Mayo, 2012). AT&T and Verizon’s total asset turnover is 0.5.…
Next,†inventory turnover ratio†measures the number of times a company sells its inventory during a year. A high rate of turnover indicates ease in selling inventory; a low rate indicates difficulty. It’s calculated by cost of goods divided by average inventory. In 2011, the inventory turnover was 6.1. By 2012 the ratio decreased to 5.2. The decrease may be due to a slow ability to turnover merchandise in sales and paying a higher cost for goods. This is considered to be a major weakness rating in the lower third quartile group compared to industry’s…