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Johnson Jerry adalah VP Keuangan Corporation Montvale. Montvale is a nonprofit corporation that supervises the operations of several continuing care retirement communities. Montvale adalah perusahaan nirlaba yang mengawasi operasi dari beberapa komunitas pensiun perawatan berkelanjutan. In 1990 Montvale began construction of a new retirement community called Riverview. Pada tahun 1990 Montvale mulai membangun sebuah komunitas baru yang disebut pensiun Riverview. The first full year that Riverview was in operation was 1993. Tahun penuh pertama yang Riverview telah beroperasi adalah 1993. By January 1994, they had reached 99% capacity with a total capacity being 356 people. Pada Januari 1994, mereka telah mencapai kapasitas 99% dengan total kapasitas menjadi 356 orang. They charged an entrance fee of $186,000 per apartment and each resident paid monthly dues on the average of $2,100 for one person and $770 for a second person. Mereka dikenakan biaya masuk sebesar $ 186.000 per apartemen dan masing-masing warga membayar iuran bulanan rata-rata sebesar $ 2.100 untuk satu orang dan $ 770 untuk orang kedua. Montvale's policy was that they charge fees that were fair to both the resident's and the organization. Kebijakan Montvale adalah bahwa mereka memungut biaya yang adil bagi kedua warga dan organisasi. They tried to budget fees so that they incurred just a modest allowance for working capital. Mereka mencoba untuk biaya anggaran sehingga mereka terjadi hanya penyisihan sederhana untuk modal kerja. It is now April 1994 and Jerry Johnson has just met with Walter Heaney, the administrator and Jeanne Mills, the controller of Riverview. Sekarang April 1994 dan Jerry Johnson baru saja bertemu dengan Walter Henny, administrator dan Jeanne Mills, pengontrol Riverview. They discuss the operating activities of Riverview over the next 5 years and also its capital requirements over the next 20 Mereka membicarakan kegiatan operasional Riverview selama 5 tahun ke depan dan juga

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