Finance And Accounting

Question: How is Cash at the beginning of the period determined?
A
It depends on the company's AR level.

B
It is determined by looking at revenues.

C
It is determined through a complex calculation involving interest.

D
It is taken from the prior period's ending cash balance.

Note: Not available
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Question: A company has a pre-money valuation of $1,000,000. An investor will invest $100,000. The post-money valuation is _________________.
A
$900,000

B
$1,000,000

C
$1,100,000

D
$2,200,000

Note: Not available
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Question: Valuation can be calculated by ____________________.
A
discounting net income for the next several years

B
applying a fixed percentage to tax liability

C
examining Rent Expense

D
Total Retained Earnings

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Question: Valuation will typically trend _______________.
A
in a straight line; valuation does not change

B
upwards over time as the company increases sales

C
downwards over time as the company increases sales

D
upwards over time as the company decreases sales

Note: Not available
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Question: Why would a company be conservative when projecting revenues?
A
Being conservative is better than being overly optimistic.

B
The company wants to show the highest possible revenue.

C
Being conservative reduces the firm's tax liability.

D
Being conservative is required by law.

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Question: Valuation is a ______________________.
A
result of Net Income, Sales, and Cash Flow

B
result of Accounts Receivable

C
result of Accounts Payable

D
result of Equity and Retained Earnings

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Question: Another name for the Balance Sheet is ____________________.
A
Statement of Financial Position

B
Cash Flow Statement

C
Statement of Retained Earnings

D
Statement of Accounts

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Question: Which of the following decisions could be made by examining the Balance Sheet?
A
To increase production

B
To hire another key executive

C
To reduce payroll by 20%

D
To collect more aggressively on a growing receivables balance

Note: Answer not sure
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Question: What does the indirect method of preparing the cash flow statement effectively accomplish?
A
It keeps the use of cash vague so the reader cannot tell the exact use

B
It is a less detailed summary version of use of cash

C
It takes the accrual basis of accounting and converts it to cash basis

D
It shows the reader how well the management is performing

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Question: Which cash collection technique is the most cost-effective for companies with many locations?
A
Self-addressed stamped envelopes

B
Centralized collection system

C
Lockbox system

D
Using a post office box

E
Regional collection offices

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Question: How is Cash at the beginning of the period determined?

Question: A company has a pre-money valuation of $1,000,000. An investor will invest $100,000. The post-money valuation is _________________.

Question: Valuation can be calculated by ____________________.

Question: Valuation will typically trend _______________.

Question: Why would a company be conservative when projecting revenues?

Question: Valuation is a ______________________.

Question: Another name for the Balance Sheet is ____________________.

Question: Which of the following decisions could be made by examining the Balance Sheet?

Question: What does the indirect method of preparing the cash flow statement effectively accomplish?

Question: Which cash collection technique is the most cost-effective for companies with many locations?