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Explain about factoring in financial management.

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:39:52

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Factoring is a financial arrangement between the company and financial institute, in which company get money in form of advance in return for receivables from financial institution. In this, company is called client and financial institution is called factor. Factoring agreements involves the factor, the client and a customer.Functions of ... Read More

Explain about venture capital in financial management.

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:37:30

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Venture capital is the capital supplied to start ups or any small business by the investors in the form of share capital believing they have long term growth in their business.Though, it involves risk in investing to the investors, they invest by seeing attractive payoff. The investors are capitalists. In ... Read More

What is lease leverage in special financing?

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:35:59

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Leverage lease is an agreement between lessor and lender. This agreement tell that lessor purchases the asset from the lender by acquiring funds from third part or from taking loan from financial institutions.In this, the lessor transfers lease rents to financial institution or to the third party. The financial institutions ... Read More

What is operating leverage in special financing?

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:34:16

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Operating leverage is ratio between company’s fixed costs to its variable cost. It tells about how company is using its fixed cost to regenerates its revenue. If the fixed costs are high, company generates high leverage ratio which leads to high profits.If the fixed costs are low, company will generate ... Read More

What is leverage financing in special financing?

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:31:53

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The main objective of leverage is the maximisation of wealth of the shareholders. Financial leverage refers to buying the additional assets which company uses as its debt. The more the debt, more the leverage of that company.However, more leverage will increase risk of failure. It is also called as trading ... Read More

What is lease financing in special financing?

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:30:02

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In leasing, the company which leases is called lessor and the user is called lessee. The agreement made between lessor and lessee is called leasing. Different types of leasing are operating lease, financial lease, sale and lease back and leverage lease.Financial lease is an agreement in which lessor receives lease ... Read More

What are various basic stock trading terms in financial markets?

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:27:49

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Below are the basic stock trading terms −Buy − Buy shares in company.Sell − Selling of shares after meeting the target (personal) or to minimise loss.Ask − People are looking to sell their shares or looking get for their shares.Bid − Willing to pay for a stock.Ask – Bid spread ... Read More

What is process in calculating depletion of mine?

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:25:48

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SolutionThe solution is given below −Cost = (175000 + 45000 – 0)/95000       = $ 2.32 per tonDepletion of mine = $ 2.32 * 60000       = $ 139200Depletion expenses = total depletion of mine – depletion (unsold)       = 139200 – (2.32 * 15000)      ... Read More

Explain the concept of depletion in accounting.

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:22:46

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Depletion is a non-cash expenses which lowers the value of the asset periodically, through scheduled charges. Process of converting existing goods to new one is called production process. Depletion tells about how much quantity is produced in production process. Generally, depletion is used in timber, mining and oil and gas ... Read More

Calculate depreciation using productin units method

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Updated on 13-Aug-2020 11:19:36

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Processes 150 kgs of coffeeServed 1350 customersSolutionThe solution is given below −Cost of the machine = $ 75000Salvage value = $ 3000Depreciable value = cost of machine – salvage value       = (75000 – 3000)       = $ 72000Processes 150 Kgs of coffeeDepreciation = depreciable value * (number of units processed/total number of process units)       = 72000 * (150/700)       = $ 15428.57Served 1350 customersDepreciation = depreciation amount * (number of customers served/total number of customers)       = 72000 * (1350/17500)      = $ 5554.29

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