The final for both section of accounting 102 will be:
Tuesday May 18th 8am-10am
in KY 170
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
for Wed 4/21
Read chapter 14 and 16 and bring in textbook chapters and powerpoint slides for these chapters.
Powerpoints slides for the rest of the semester and the h/w for chapter 13 are now posted on the gmail account.
There will be an optional retake of the partnership exam on Wed at 12:15. Students who would like/feel that they need insurance against getting less than a "c" should consider taking this optional exam.
On friday 4/23 there will be a half period exam covering chapters 7 (part dealing with bad debts), 13 (cash flows) and 14 (financial analysis)
There will be one exam after this covering 16/17/20.
Powerpoints slides for the rest of the semester and the h/w for chapter 13 are now posted on the gmail account.
There will be an optional retake of the partnership exam on Wed at 12:15. Students who would like/feel that they need insurance against getting less than a "c" should consider taking this optional exam.
On friday 4/23 there will be a half period exam covering chapters 7 (part dealing with bad debts), 13 (cash flows) and 14 (financial analysis)
There will be one exam after this covering 16/17/20.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
No class 4/14
We will not meet (both sections of my classes) 4/14
please do the chapter 13 hw per the sylabus - we will go over it on friday
please do the chapter 13 hw per the sylabus - we will go over it on friday
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
homework for april 9
*sales for july 2006 were 6 million dollars
*we expect that 3% of all credit sales will go bad
*on 10/14/2006 we learn that bob who owed us $8000 died broke
give all related j/e using
a) the direct writeoff methold
b) the % of sales/income stmt approach
_______________________________________
our are a/r and expected default %'s are as follows:
current $300,000 / 2%
1-30 days past due $50,000 /4%
31-60 days past due $10,000 /16%
61-90 days past due $5,000 /30%
>90 days past due $80,000/50%
using the aging method give the j/e at the end of this month if:
case a: ada going into this month was $50,0000
case b: ada going into this month was $500
*we expect that 3% of all credit sales will go bad
*on 10/14/2006 we learn that bob who owed us $8000 died broke
give all related j/e using
a) the direct writeoff methold
b) the % of sales/income stmt approach
_______________________________________
our are a/r and expected default %'s are as follows:
current $300,000 / 2%
1-30 days past due $50,000 /4%
31-60 days past due $10,000 /16%
61-90 days past due $5,000 /30%
>90 days past due $80,000/50%
using the aging method give the j/e at the end of this month if:
case a: ada going into this month was $50,0000
case b: ada going into this month was $500
grades on last exam go to 102in2010@gmail.com
after receiving your exam back you may go to 102in2010@gmail.com and see how did compared to your classmates
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