Plagiarism
Plagiarism is referred as the art of taking or copying the work of others and pretending those works or ideas is if they belong to them. In other words plagiarism can be defined as the act of fraud. It implies stealing the words or ideas of others and lying it about afterwards. Plagiarism can be considered as unfair to the students since students that takes the work of others often scores higher marks in comparison to those students that work hard. As a result of this diligent students fails to undertake the dishonest policy and may find themselves on the unfavourable situation in comparison to those that adopt unfair means.
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- The first step is capturing the highlighted portion of screen
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- In the third step the captured screen shot is sent to the office program
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To narrate the experience of my previous office environment it comprised of the necessary accounting standards since my personal experience from my previous organization. I worked in a supermarket chain company that provided different forms of retail grocery products, fashion products and packaged durable products. The job assigned to me required reviewing of the supermarkets inventory, completing the departmental documentation work and executing the administrative responsibilities. In order to carry out the documentation work I was provided with the access of the electronic computer that contained the necessary office related data in the excel spreadsheet.
With the help of my computer system I was able to keep record a section of inventory of grocery products where I was required to report the store supervisor regarding the stock re-order level. The company enabled data protection in order to make sure that on recording the data in the excel I could access the network that was linked with the inventory records. Therefore, the networking system provided access to networking system for inventory record keeping. In addition to this, supermarket retail chain were I worked used several Microsoft enabled office program namely the MS publisher and MS outlook.
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At my current stage of career, I was involved with the popular accounting firm that as the junior accountant where I am required to carry out the bookkeeping work for my clients. I am provided with the permission of accessing the numerous accessories in the document such as invoices of purchase, GST related transactions and record the accounting transactions of my clients. The company has arranged the work station where I can access the telephone and heavy manuals as they are located nearer. The amenities provided would help me carrying out my job duties effectively. Conclusively the place where I work contains both the primary and secondary accessories for the staff benefit.
ABC learning was once regarded as the largest public listed child care company that operated in the world. the company had the market capitalization of around $4.1 billion. An unforeseen fall of 42 per cent was noticed in the profit during the second half of 2007 to $31.7 million and the company was not capable of servicing its $1.8 billion debt that resulted in the decline of the organization share price (Schaltegger & Burritt, 2017). A large number of directors of the organization were later forced to dump millions of shares after getting the margin calls.
The combined impact resulted the share price to decline by 43% to $2.15 after the share price traded as low as $1.15. As a result of this ABC learning was suspended in the year August 2008 following the failure of the company to release its earnings during the financial crisis of 2007-28 financial year. In addition to the financial trouble the cash base of the organization also declined with the burden of debt (Williams, 2014). The assets were valued at the inflationary rates. In spite of selling off the assets the organization fell into the receivership during the month of November following the rising debt servicing obligations and its auditors were unable to sign off the accounts.
There are three major financial statements namely the income statement, balance sheet and the statement of cash flows.
The purpose of income statement is that it helps in illustrating the profitability of the organization (Warren & Jones, 2018). It commences from the revenue line and later subtracting the numerous expenditure that arrives at the net income. The income statement covers the particular specified period such as quarter or year.
Apart from the income statement, the balance sheet is not required to keep account for the entire period instead its purpose is to provide the snapshot of the organization at the particular period of time such as at the end of the quarter or year (Henderson et al., 2015). The balance sheet represents the organization resources such as assets and funding for the resources such as liabilities and stakeholder’s equity.
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Finally, the cash flow statement provides magnification of the cash account on the balance sheet and accounts for the overall period of reconciling the beginning period to the end of the period cash balances (Mullinova, 2016). The cash flow statement commences with net income and then adjusted for numerous non-cash expenditure and non-cash income to arrive at the cash from operations. later the cash from the investing activities and financing activities are added with the cash flow from operations to determine the net amount of changes in the cash for the year.
There are three ethical reasons that surrounded the case of ABC learning are as follows;
- Existence of misdeeds related to accounting and loan margin for funding
- Providing incorrect information to numerous financial report users leading to loss of shareholder’s confidence and contributed to the downfall of the organization.
- The company has inflated the intangible assets to misleadingly increase the value of the organization (Macve, 2015).
List of two accounts that have normal debit balance includes;
- Owners drawings accounts
- Salary
List of two accounts that have normal credit balance includes the following;
- Stakeholders equity account
- Revenues and sales
- Prepaid rent
- Accrued expenses
Adjusting Journal Entries |
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Date |
Particulars |
Debit ($) |
Credit ($) |
Dec-31 |
Prepaid A/c…………………..Dr |
$ 1,500.00 |
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To Cash A/c |
$ 1,500.00 |
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Dec-31 |
Utilities Expenses A/c ………………Dr |
$ 750.00 |
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To Accrued Expenses A/c |
$ 750.00 |
Current Assets |
Non-Current Assets |
ü Current assets are usually listed on the organizations balance sheet which is anticipated to be converted within the span of one financial year (Dutta & Patatoukas, 2016). |
ü Conversely unlike the current assets the non-current assets are the long term assets which the company anticipates to hold more than one financial year which could not be readily converted to cash within one financial year (Trotman et al., 2016). |
ü As current assets are generally anticipated to be converted into cash inside one accounting year they generally comprised of cash, accounts receivable and inventory (Waegenaere et al., 2015). |
ü Unlike the current assets the non-current assets are considered as the long term assets that an organization anticipates to hold for the longer period of time (Campbell et al., 2017). The example includes the long-term fixed assets, intangible assets and long term investments. |
ü The current assets help an organization to carry out the day to day functions to cover the expenditures as and when they originate to make sure that the business functions are smooth (Kahng, 2016). |
ü The cost of non-current assets are usually spread over the period of time during which the assets is put into use instead of distributing the entire cost of assets during the year in which the assets was acquired (Otley, 2016). |
Current Ratio: The current ratio can be defined as the liquidity ratio which measures the organizations ability to pay the short term and the long term debt obligations of the organization (Fullerton et al., 2014). To measure such ability of the organization the current ratio takes into the considerations the current assets of the company that are relative to the organizations total liabilities.
Debt ratio: Debt ratio can be defined as the financial ratio that measures the degree to which an organization is leverage (Horton, 2018). The debt ratio is referred as the ratio of total debt to assets which is expressed in the form of decimal or percentage (Eldenburg et al., 2016). The debt ratio helps in interpreting the proportion of organizations assets that is financed by debt.
Current Assets = 145,000
Current Liabilities = 85,000
Non-current Assets = $735,000
Non-Current Liabilities = $415,000
Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities
= $145,000 / $85,000
= 1.71
Debt Ratio = Total Debt / Total Assets
= [($85000+$415,000) / ($145,000+$735,000)]
= 500,000 / 880000 = 0.57
Normal View representation of Ten Column Trial Balance
Formula View representation of Ten Column Trial Balance
Normal View of the Income Statement:
Normal view of the Balance Sheet:
Formula view of the Balance Sheet:
Balance Sheet |
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as on 30/06/2017 |
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Particulars |
Amount ($) |
Amount ($) |
Cash |
=’Q15-Normal View’!K8 |
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Accounts Receivable |
=’Q15-Normal View’!K9 |
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Supplies |
=’Q15-Normal View’!K10 |
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Prepaid Insurance |
=’Q15-Normal View’!K11 |
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CURRENT ASSETS |
=SUM(E6:E9) |
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Equipment |
=’Q15-Normal View’!K12 |
0 |
Less: Accumulated Depreciation |
=-‘Q15-Normal View’!L13 |
=D12+D13 |
NON-CURRENT ASSETS |
=E12+E13 |
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TOTAL ASSETS |
=E10+E14 |
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Accounts Payable |
=’Q15-Normal View’!L14 |
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Wages Payable |
=’Q15-Normal View’!L15 |
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Unearned Service Revenue |
=’Q15-Normal View’!L16 |
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CURRENT LIABILITIES |
=SUM(E19:E21) |
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NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES |
0 |
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Capital |
=’Q15-Normal View’!L17 |
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Retained Earnings |
0 |
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Add: Net Profit |
=’Q15-Normal View’!J26 |
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Less: Drawings |
=-‘Q15-Normal View’!K18 |
=D28+D29 |
EQUITY |
=SUM(E26:E29) |
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TOTAL EQUITY & LIABILITY |
=E22+E24+E30 |
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