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Why is interest expenses deducted in merger cash flow statements?
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What is a cairn vedanta deal m and a?
merger and acquisition
What is journal entry in merger in transferee company?
Debit combined assetsCredit combined liabilities
Why can't auditors invest in companies that they audit?
The main reason an auditor cannot invest in companies they audit is of course that there is a conflict of interest. An simple example of this would be an auditor, auditing Apple Inc's accounts, the auditor would have prior knowledge on the companies profit, which would not be public knowledge until the results are made public. Based on Apple's performance an auditor who have information that could be advantage regarding as another example the possible up or down side of the companies stock price. There are numbers other examples such as an auditor conducting due diligence on a merger and acquisition. But the main reason is a conflict of interest
Who is the founder of the company Ernst and Young?
Ernst & Young was formed in a merger of Ernst & Whinney and Arthur Young and Company in 1989. For more info on Ernst & Young see the link below.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of merged company?
When two establishments join through a merger, duplication of departments is avoided, reducing operational costs. There are some disadvantages of mergers, like job losses and creation of monopolies.
How merger of banks reduces cost?
Merger of banks (especially one strong and one bank) helps in reducing manpower, overhead expenses thereby improving financial health.
What are types of merger?
Purchasing Merger Consolidation Merger
How do you record the merger of a subsidiary into its parent when the investment in the subsidiary exceeds the book value of the subsidiary?
Unfortunately you have to record it as a loss to the parent company. Or it will at least show as a loss on the financial statements.
Why use a proforma income statement?
Proforma income statements often are used as planning tools and financial analysis. They usually are based on past information. But they can be drawn by estimating and making assumptions based on figures and results in other, similar situations. Proforma income statements project expenses and revenue into the future for a specified number of quarters or years. They often are created for making significant decisions, such as launching a new product line, expanding production, considering a merger, etc. For more information, go to aaupwiki.princeton.edu/index.php/Proforma_Financial_Statement.
Is aflac involved in a merger?
if you are involved in a merger
What is the Definition of merger and acquisition?
What is merger and aquisition?
What is the biggest merger of all time?
The biggest merger of all time is the America Online and Time Warner merger. The merger is valued at $186.2 billion dollars.
What is it called when two or more companies work together?
joint venture
What since 1960 what Act and various antitrust laws were enacted you do not have to worry about super banks monopolizing the market and controlling interest rates?
bank merger act
What are the three types of business mergers?
Three types of mergers are: * Horizontal Merger * Vertical Merger * Conglormarate Merger
Was there a merger in the NHL?
The WHA-NHL Merger occured in 1979.
What is the duration of The Ultimate Merger?
The duration of The Ultimate Merger is 3600.0 seconds.
