A company has 1 million shares outstanding on January 1, 2017 and issues 300,000
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A company has 1 million shares outstanding on January 1, 2017 and issues 300,000 new shares on April 1, 2017. The weighted average shares outstanding in 2017 (the company has a December 31st fiscal year-end) is:
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Which of the following is not a common cash flow challenge?
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Company's usually prefer a cash-to-cash cycle that is __________ , in order to _________________-.
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Question 61 pts
Comprehensive income is defined as __________________ .
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On page 178 the textbook includes an excerpt from the notes to the financial statements for Air Canada. Air Canada sells flight passes to customers that enable them to take unlimited flights during a period of time. The note indicates that Air Canada recognises revenue from these passes ___________________ .
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Which of the following statements is true regarding earnings per share?
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The direct approach to presentation of a cash flow statement differs from the indirect approach in which section?
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If a company has made arrangements with their bank to borrow money in months when their bank account balance is negative, the company has:
1,150,000 sharesExplanation / Answer
Solution : Q.1 (b) 1,225,000 shares
weighted average shares outstanding = 1,000,000+ 300,000 x 9/12 =1,225,000 shares
Q.31 (d) A long cash-to-cash cycle.
Q.41 (c) longer ; improve profitability
Q 61 (d) the total change in shareholders' equity from non-owner sources.
Q71 (c) evenly over the period for which the pass is valid.
Q81 (b) It appears on the company's statement of income.
Q91 (c) Operating activities
Q101 (c) overdraft protection.
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