ACCT 601

ACCT 601 Week 5 Term Paper: Draft – Analysis and Recommendations Section ACCT 601 Week 5 Term Paper – This week, you need to submit a draft of your term paper. Submit your Week 5 Term Paper draft to the Dropbox at the end of Week 5. Show Less

ACCT 601 Week 3 Assignment: You-decide – Ethical Issue Do you feel that there might be an ethical issue present? For the moment, assume that no laws ……. broken and just focus on any possible et hical issues. If you were going to report a suspected ethical issue, how would you do so? For instance, to whom would you report? Would you discuss the matter with anyone first? Would the manner in which you respond vary depending on whether this corporation was privately held or publicly traded? Do...

Accounting Fraud: Is It Still an Issue? Keller Graduate School of Management This report gives the reader information on accounting fraud. It also provides the reader with information on the proceedings by the SEC since the inception of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. Table of Contents I. Executive Summary 1 II. Introduction 3 III. Review of Literature 4 IV. Analysis 6 V. Recommendations 13 VI. Summary 14 VII. Conclusion 16 VIII. References 19 I. Executive Summary Accounting Fraud This research ...

Running Head: Macy’s Inc Financial Statement Analysis 1 ACCT 601 Week 6 Term Paper: Draft – Summary & Conclusions Section Week 6 Written Assignment Financial ratios Prof it margin= Net Income/Sales revenue 2015: 1,070/27,079=3.95% 2014: 1,526/28,105=0.0543 or 5.43% Return on Shareholders’ equity=Net Income/ Shareholders equity 2015: 1,070/4,250=0.2518 or25.18% 2014: 1,526/5,378=0.2837 or 28.37% Current ratio=Current assets/Current liabilities 2015; 7,652/ 5,728=1.34 2014: 8,580/5,075=1.69 ...

The responsibility of this report is to define the standards and rulings that are currently planned through IFRS and how it could relate to fraudulent activities (IFRS updates, 2014). IFRS-10 IFRS -12 IFRS-13 IFRS-5 IFRS-3 IFRS-8 IFRS-9 References Show Less

Accountants usually spend a significant amount of time at a desk or computer, burying themselves in financial statements, receipts and other financial data. While that is true, once the numbers are crunched and ledgers are balanced, that results of financial information needs to be explained to someone, either verbally or in writing. Thus, communication and report writing skills are essential to be successful in the accounting profession. Depending on the nature of the business or employmen...