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NOVA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING (1202)
HANDBOOK OF EXERCISES

2014 / 2015

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NOVA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING (1202)
HANDBOOK OF EXERCISES

2014-20151
I - Introduction to Management Accounting
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
Exercise 6

- The MA Company
- The Alimentar Company
- The Alfa Company
- The Metalex Company
- The Reparadora Company
- The DoceAroma Company

II - Inventory Valuation and Profit Measurement
Exercise 7
- The Beta Company
(discussed in theoretical class)
Exercise 8
- The Finish Manufacturing Co (partly discussed in theoretical class)
Exercise 9
- The Movilinda Company
Exercise 10 - The MassaItaliana Company
Exercise 10 A – An Online retailer
Exercise 11 - The Raçãoforte Company
Exercise 12 - The Sumocalda Company
Exercise 13 - The BomAzulejo Company
Exercise 14 - The X Company (ABC)
Exercise 15 - The Supermercado da Estrela (ABC)
Exercise 16 - The Clínica de Reabilitação Santa Isabel (ABC)
Exercise 17 – Jane (ABC)
Exercise 18 - The Lusitano Bank (ABC)
Exercise 18 A - M Company (ABC)
Exercise 19 - The LiquiAdub Company (Losses)

III – Information for Decision-making
Exercise 20 - The BoaPinga Company
Exercise 20 A - The Agricultural Fertilizers Co
Exercise 21 - The Alfalinha Company
(partly discussed in theoretical class)
Exercise 21 A – The Smith Company
Exercise 22 - The Alcoólica Company
Exercise 23 - The Zata Company
Exercise 24 - The VinhoEspirituoso Company
Exercise 24 A - The SoftGest Company
(partly discussed in theoretical class)
Exercise 25 - The Sótintas Company
Exercise 25 A - The MaxiPesca Company
Exercise 25 B – The Few Hours and Many Orders Company
Exercise 26 - The Auto-Hoje Company
Exercise 27 - The Software House
Exercise 27 A - The Mecanex Company
Exercise 28 - The Canoex Company
Exercise 29 - The Industrial Company

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Some exercises included in this handbook are adapted from questions of previous exams or midterm tests of the course.

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