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  • 3 pages Chapter 1 key terms
    • Chapter 1 key terms
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Chapter 1. Accounting Information and measurement system that indentifies, records, and communicates relevant information about a companys business activities. Accounting equationequality involving a companys assets, liabilities, and equity; Assets = liab
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    Chapter 1 key terms

  • 5 pages Accounting HW
    • Accounting HW
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Exercise 1-5 Learning the language of business C1 C3 Match each of the numbered descriptions with the term or phrase it best reflects. Indicate your answer by writing the letter for the term or phrase in the blank provided. A.Audit B.GAAP C.Ethics D.Tax a
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    Accounting HW

  • 2 pages Chapter 2 key terms
    • Chapter 2 key terms
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Chapter2 Chart of accountslist of accounts used by a company; includes an identification numberforeachaccount. Creditrecorded on the right side; an entry that decreases asset and expenses accounts,andincreasesliability,revenue,andmostequityaccounts;abbrev
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  • 1 pages Horizontal Analysis
    • Horizontal Analysis
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Group 2 preject: Horizontal Analysis: I. Comparative: 1. GAP: Net incomes growth of 14%. 2. American Eagle outfitter: Net incomes growth of -5.6% So, Gap is better than American Eagle outfitter. Vertical Analysis II. Common-Size Comparative: 1. Gap: gross
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    Horizontal Analysis

  • 6 pages Chapter 5-6 Exam
    • Chapter 5-6 Exam
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Course Acct100 Chapter 5-6 Section WA Instructor Notari, Dolores Exam 3 NAME:_ DATE:_ 159. During January, a company that uses a perpetual inventory system had beginning inventory, purchases, and sales as follows. What was the LIFO cost of the company's J
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  • 1 pages NCC FAI TEST 2
    • NCC FAI TEST 2
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I TEST 2 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTERS 4 AND 5 PROBLEMS (3) INVENTORY PURCHASES AND SALES J/E CLOSING ENTRIES J/E PRREPARE CLASSIFIED BALANCE SHEET (REMEMBER TO FIGURE OWNER CAPITAL WITH INCOME LESS WITHDRAWALS) MULTIPLE CHOICE (20) CLASSIFIED
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    NCC FAI TEST 2

  • 5 pages NCC FAI FINAL
    • NCC FAI FINAL
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 1 STUDY GUIDE FINAL (50 M/C and 2 Problems) 1) PRINCIPALS Business Entity Principle that requires a business to be accounted for separately from its owner(s) and from any other entity. Page 11 Revenue Recognition The principle prescri
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  • 1 pages NCC FAI TEST 1
    • NCC FAI TEST 1
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I TEST 1 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTERS 1, 2 AND 3 4 PROBLEMS MAKE JOURNAL ENTRIES FOR TRANSACTIONS MAKE JOURNAL ENTRIES FOR ADJUSTING ENTRIES AND ENTRIES IN THE FOLLOWING YEAR PREPARE STATEMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER INCOME STATEMENT, STATEME
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  • 1 pages NCC FAI TEST 3
    • NCC FAI TEST 3
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I TEST 3 STUDY GUIDE CHAPTERS 6, 7 AND 8 CHAPTER 6 1. INVENTORY TURNOVER RATIO 2. INVENTORY COST SYSTEM COST OF GOODS SOLD AND NET INCOME COMPARISON OF RESULTS 3. CONSISTENCY PRINCIPLE 4. FIGURE DAYS SALES IN INVENTORY PROBLEM DO INVE
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    NCC FAI TEST 3

  • 1 pages Treasury stock
    • Treasury stock
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Theportionofsharesthatacompanykeepsintheirowntreasury.Treasurystock mayhavecomefromarepurchaseorbuybackfromshareholders;Thesesharesdon'tpay dividends,havenovotingrights,andshouldnotbeincludedinsharesoutstanding calculations. Atreasurystockorreacquiredstoc
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  • 3 pages Group_2[1][1]
    • Group_2[1][1]
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Group 2 Kayla Toncik Market Prospects November 16th, 2010 Gap Inc. (GPS) Price-earnings Ratio -11.58 Dividend Yield - 2.00% 9:47 AM American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. (AEO) Price-earnings Ratio 23.16 Dividend Yield - 2.90% The price-earnings ratio is what pr
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  • 6 pages 资产负债表 Balance Sheet
    • 资产负债表 Balance Sheet
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • ?BalanceSheet ?ITEM ?Cash ?Shortterminvestments ?Notesreceivable ?Dividendreceivable ?Interestreceivable ?Accountsreceivable ?Otherreceivables ?Accountsprepaid ?Futureguarantee ?Allowancereceivable ?Exportdrawbackreceivable ?Inventories ?: ?Including:Rawm
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    资产负债表 Balance Sheet

  • 9 pages Chapter 1 Outline (20)
    • Chapter 1 Outline (20)
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Chapter 01 - Accounting In Business Chapter Outline I. II. Notes Importance of Accountingwe live in the information age, where information, and its reliability, impacts the financial well-being of us all. A. Accounting Activities Accounting is an informat
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    Chapter 1 Outline (20)

  • 2 pages bank of america2
    • bank of america2
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • Huge Job CutsBank of America Group: Professor: Jeanine Metzler ACCT151-Financial Accounting 1. First, the bank plant to cut the coast, so the employee expense, and current liability would shrink. Second, because the Bank always worries about the bonus on
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  • 1 pages GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Profitability+Ratios
    • GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Profitability+Ratios
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • PROFITABILITY RATIOS Tina M. Brown GAP January 31, 2010 Gross Profit Margin January 31, 2009 40.3% 37.5% Net Profit Margin 12.8% 10.7% Return on Total Assets 23.3% 20.1% American Eagle Outfitters Gross Profit Margin Net Profit Margin Return on Total Asset
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  • 1 pages GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Solvency+Ratios (2)
    • GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Solvency+Ratios (2)
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • SOLVENCY RATIOS GAP January 30, 2010 Tina M. Brown January 31, 2009 Debt Ratio .387 .420 Equity Ratio .613 .580 Debt to Equity Ratio .633 Times Interest Earned 303.67 1585 Debt Ratio .262 .282 Equity Ratio .738 .718 Debt to Equity Ratio .355 Times Interes
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    GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Solvency+Ratios (2)

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    • Copy of Xl0000000
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • GAP Common-Size Comparative Balance Sheets JANUARY 30,2010 and JANUARY 31, 2009 In Millions of USD (except for per share items) Assets Cash & Equivalents Short Term Investments Cash and Short Term Investments Accounts Receivable - Trade, Net Receivables -
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  • 1 pages GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Solvency+Ratios
    • GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Solvency+Ratios
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • SOLVENCY RATIOS GAP January 30, 2010 Tina M. Brown January 31, 2009 Debt Ratio .387 .420 Equity Ratio .613 .580 Debt to Equity Ratio .633 Times Interest Earned 303.67 1585 Debt Ratio .262 .282 Equity Ratio .738 .718 Debt to Equity Ratio .355 Times Interes
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    GAP+-+American+Eagle+Comparison+Solvency+Ratios

  • 5 pages GAP
    • GAP
    • Northampton Community College
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2007
    • GAP Vertical Analysis In Millions of USD (except for per share items) As of 2010-0227 Cash & Equivalents 252.4 3 Short Term Investments 0 2.93 9.15 252.4 3 178.3 107.53 166.14 196.54 173.2 Receivables - Other - - Total Receivables, Net 166.14 Cash and Sho
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    GAP

  • 6 pages Balance Sheet
    • Balance Sheet
    • Northampton Community College
    • FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
    • ACCT 101 - Spring 2014
    • Name: Class Time: System Success Assets Accounts Receivable Supplies Cash = Liabilities Accounts Equiqpment Payable Notes Payable C.Taylor Capital + C.Taylor Withdrawals Equities Revenues Expenses $30,000 - - - - - 30,000 - - Balance 30,000 - - - - - 30,0
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    Aug 16, 2017
    | Would highly recommend.

    This class was tough.

    Course Overview:

    I wouldn't recommend it to those who struggle in math just to satisfy a math requirement for their degree. It is a very intensive course that demands attention and dedication.

    Course highlights:

    Learning the Expense Reports and filing credit on behalf of a business entity actually inspired me greatly. That's the first time I knew I wanted to be a business owner, and the passion has stuck with me to this day. I'm very grateful.

    Hours per week:

    6-8 hours

    Advice for students:

    You have to review your notes and homework after class, at home, and before the beginning of the next class because the course flies by quickly. You need to stay ahead to be on top of the course design. Stay focused all the way!

    • Fall 2011
    • Monsour Farhat
    • Math-heavy Many Small Assignments Participation Counts
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    Apr 07, 2016
    | Would recommend.

    This class was tough.

    Course Overview:

    It was a tough course and I would totally recommend.

    Course highlights:

    I learned a lot about accounting.

    Hours per week:

    6-8 hours

    Advice for students:

    Use your resources don't be affraid to ask questions.

    • Spring 2014
    • Feldman
    • Yes
    • Always Do the Reading Participation Counts Great Discussions
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