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This document is a case study on the financial reporting of Toll Brothers Inc. It asks questions about the company’s assets, cash, accounts payable, net revenues, and net income. It also discusses the importance of this information for investors and creditors.
What's inside
- Total assets at the end of the most recent annual reporting period
- Total assets at the end of the previous annual reporting period
- Cash and cash equivalents
- Accounts payable
- Net revenues for the last two annual reporting periods
- Change in net income
Who it is for: Students taking ACC 290 Financial Reporting. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Toll Brothers Inc. is a company in the building business. This work uses a case study to consider how to take financial information from its annual reports and use it to look at how the company is doing.
Questions about Toll Brothers
The first part of the work lists questions about the company's financials. It asks about total assets. It asks about cash, cash equivalents, accounts payable and net revenues.
Toll Brothers' Balance Sheet
This part shows a balance sheet for Toll Brothers Inc. It is for the company's most recent annual reporting period. There are figures for assets, liabilities and equity.
Toll Brothers' Earnings
This section shows a statement of operations for Toll Brothers Inc. It shows revenue, expenses and net income for the most recent annual reporting period. It also shows figures for the three months ending on October 31, 2012.
Interpreting the Financials
The final part explains how to make sense of the figures. It considers what the numbers might mean for interested parties. It explains how creditors and investors look at the information.
Key terms
- Balance Sheet
- A financial statement showing what a company owns and owes.
- Income Statement
- A financial report showing how much money a company has made or lost.
- Net Assets
- A company's assets minus its liabilities.
- Current Assets
- Assets that the company expects to convert to cash within one year.
- Liabilities
- The money the company owes.
- Equity
- The value left over after the company pays what it owes.
Questions this document helps with
- What are some important figures from a company's balance sheet?
- How do you find out if a company is making money?
- What do creditors look for when they check a company's financials?
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