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- Accounting, Business, Finance
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- STR 581
This document contains multiple-choice questions for the STR 581 Capstone Final Examination, Part 2. It covers topics in accounting and finance, including auditing, financial statements, and investment analysis. It helps students prepare for the timed exam, which must be completed in 3 hours.
What's inside
- Auditing and financial statements
- Types of audit opinions
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Internal rate of return calculation
- Sarbanes-Oxley Act and financial fraud
- Net present value calculation
Who it is for: Students taking the STR 581 Capstone course. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Accounting and finance are important for business decisions. Students get practice with questions on auditing, acquisitions, investments, financial statements and ratios.
Audit opinions
Auditors express opinions on financial statements. Different opinions are used when companies do not cooperate or when fraud is found. Auditors can be held liable for missing fraud.
Business acquisitions
Companies acquire other companies for different reasons. Conglomerate acquisitions involve companies in different industries. Calculating the internal rate of return helps decide whether to buy equipment.
Financial statements and ratios
Financial statements show a company's performance. Ratios measure how well a company uses its assets. The retention ratio shows how much profit a company keeps. The working capital shows a company's short-term financial health.
Investment decisions
Investors need to know how much to put in today to get money out in future. The time value of money helps with this. The total equivalent units for materials shows how much of a product is ready.
Key terms
- audit opinions
- Statements by auditors on whether financial statements are accurate.
- conglomerate acquisition
- One company buying another company in a different industry.
- internal rate of return
- The rate at which the cost of an investment equals its future cash flows.
- working capital
- The difference between a company's current assets and current liabilities.
- time value of money
- The idea that money today is worth more than the same amount in the future.
- total equivalent units
- The total amount of a product that is ready, based on how much of the process is complete.
Questions this document helps with
- What opinion does an auditor give when a company does not cooperate?
- How do you decide whether to buy new equipment for a company?
- What does the working capital of a business tell you?
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