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Lone Star Power
Simko, Paul J.Case DARDEN-C-2252-EAccounting and ControlLone Star Power was a midsize power-generation and power-distribution company. The company's new chief investment officer must evaluate a number of financial-reporting issues raised by an outside analyst. Those issues relate to (1) revenue recognition, (2) consistency of accounting policies, (3) expense timing, (4) classification of reported line items, (5) supplemental interpretive guidance from management, and (6) interim voluntary disclosures....Starting at €8.20
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Harris Corporation: Financial Benchmarking
Haskins, Mark E.Case DARDEN-C-2289-EAccounting and ControlThis field-based case describes the approach and decisions used by Harris Corporation’s vice president of supply chain management and operations to establish a set of financial benchmarks. It requires students to use those benchmarks to decide what areas need focus to potentially raise the company's financial results and elevate its financial performance through specific actions within its supply-chain group.Starting at €8.20
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Financial Reporting Discussions and Debates: A Series of Review Tasks
Haskins, Mark E.Case DARDEN-C-2286-EAccounting and ControlThese instructional materials are positioned to be a useful means for reviewing certain aspects of financial reporting. They are purposeful, yet a bit playful; discussion-oriented, yet focused on the important dimensions of the financial reporting world. In particular, the six tasks presented pertain to: The nature of the different sets of books companies keep in order to comply with external financial reporting requirements, income tax laws, and...Starting at €8.20
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Global Fabricators, Inc.
Allen, Brandt R.; Brownlee, E. Richard IICase DARDEN-C-2296-EAccounting and ControlIdeal for MBA students, this case presents an exercise that tests students' knowledge of financial accounting and reporting and how the tax system affects financial reporting. Students are asked to complete an exercise that focuses on the income tax footnote. This footnote provides information that can be used to assess a seller’s tax liability or an acquirer’s tax costs associated with an M&A transaction. As part of the exercise, students are as...Starting at €8.20
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First Mates' Wholesale Boating Supply Company: Do or Don't?
Haskins, Mark E.Case DARDEN-C-2312-EAccounting and ControlThis case presents a series of decision points along with a simple process for ascertaining underlying source(s) of disagreement, which represents an important managerial tool. The president of First Mates’ Wholesale Boating Supply Company is faced with the reality of missing year-end earnings projections and breaking a 30-year streak of successive earnings increases. He has asked all his direct reports to meet with their teams and brainstorm abo...Starting at €8.20
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Why It's Not Fair to Blame Fair Value
Barth, Mary E.Article ART-1867-EAccounting and ControlThe debate surrounding the financial reporting measurement approach known as fair value was already in full swing by the time the recent economic crisis hit. That event only served to add fuel to the fire, as some critics charged that fair value measures of heavily discounted assets during an exceptional period of distress sales actually made the situation worse. The author questions this analysis. Far from being the culprit, she argues, fair val...Starting at €8.20
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IFRS: Canada's Decision
Vaughan S. Radcliffe; Mitchell SteinCase IVEY-9B11B017-EAccounting and Control, Finance, StrategyThe case comprises an interview with Paul Cherry, who as chair of the Accounting Standards Board of Canada (the Canadian accounting standard setter) led a process that brought Canada to adopt international financial reporting standards (IFRS). The case provides a rich and in-depth examination of the real-world considerations that led Canada to adopt IFRS. It offers analysis of the competing alternatives such as the U.S. GAAP (generally accepted a...Starting at €8.20
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Loblaw Companies Limited: Analyzing an Annual Report 2012
Murray J. BryantCase IVEY-9B13B008-EAccounting and ControlThe systematic analysis of an annual report of a large Canadian public company provides a framework and a set of skills and concepts to determine whether it is worth investing in the company. The detailed examination of the annual report includes an analysis of profitability — including return on capital employed, return on equity, return on sales, gross profit margin and asset turnover — and liquidity measures.Starting at €8.20
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Transfer Pricing at Cameco Corporation
Walid Busaba; Nourhene Ben Youssef; Saqib A. KhanCase IVEY-9B14B011-EAccounting and Control, StrategyTransfer pricing used by multinational corporations to lower its tax burden, thereby increasing its consolidated income, can have far-reaching implications for the stakeholders, as a fund manager for Saskhedge fund found out the hard way. A stock investment the manager had made in Cameco Corporation has dropped its value by 20 per cent. In addition, Canada Revenue Agency has initiated a law suit against the firm for alleged tax avoidance in relat...Starting at €8.20
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Judy Gent-Inventory
Haskins, Mark E.Case DARDEN-C-2352-EAccounting and ControlThis case is used at the Darden School of Business in the inventory module of the "Financial Reporting" course elective, but it would also work well at the advanced undergraduate level. Through five phases, students first become familiar with core terminology and concepts before examining various situations-from what to make of an annual report footnote disclosure and balancing the pros and cons of using LIFO versus FIFO cost flow assumption to e...Starting at €8.20