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Duties and liabilities of accountants

Duties and liabilities of accountants Discussion Question 1: Explain and discuss the differences between the “Ultramares Rule,” the “Restatement Rule,” and the “Reasonably Foreseeable Users Rule,” regarding the duties and liabilities of accountants or other professionals to third parties. o Discussion Question 2: Discuss four (4) specific provisions of the “Sarbanes-Oxley Act” and its effect … Read more

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Accounting techniques

Accounting techniques Discussion Question 1: Most accountants, CEOs, and CFOs agree that it is unethical to manage earnings using accounting techniques that violate GAAP or are misleading. However, there is not a unified opinion about whether or not it’s unethical to manage earnings using management operations—for example, performing maintenance ahead of schedule in order to … Read more

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Methods of depreciation

Methods of depreciation What are the three methods of depreciation? Develop a chart using an example of your choice and calculate the depreciation for 4 years. How do the three methods affect the income statement and the balance sheet?   Answer preview to methods of depreciation APA 340 words Get instant access to the full … Read more

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Disposals of plant assets

Disposals of plant assets How are disposals of plant assets accounted for? How are natural resources and intangible assets accounted for? Why is this important?   Answer preview to disposals of plant assets APA 317 words Get instant access to the full solution from yourhomeworksolutions by clicking the purchase button below

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Computing a corporation’s taxable income

Computing a corporation’s taxable income 1.Briefly describe the process of computing a corporation’s taxable income assuming the corporation must use GAAP to determine its book income. How might the process differ for corporations not required to use GAAP for book purposes? 2.In general terms, identify the similarities and differences between the corporate taxable income formula … Read more

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