Corporate Accounting
The purpose of corporate accounting is to provide a transparent and accurate picture of a company’s financial health.
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What are zero coupon bonds and why do people invest in them?
What is a Bond? A bond is an obligation of a government, a company or an individual to pay a sum of money back to you at some time in the future, often with int
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Meaning of Purchase Consideration [Amalgamation Accounting]
In business purchase accounting, the meaning of purchase consideration is the price that is paid for the acquisition of another company. This price can be paid
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Meaning and Types of Solvency Ratios
Solvency ratios are financial measurements used to assess a company’s ability to meet its long-term obligations and remain financially stable. These ratio
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What is the Price Yield Relationship?
The Price Yield Relationship (also known as the price yield equation) refers to the relationship between the price of a security and its yield. The price yield
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MCQ with Answers about Bonds and Bonds Value
Bonds and Bonds Value Quiz The stated interest payment, in dollars, made on a bond each period is called the bond: A) Coupon B) Face value. C) Maturity D) Yield
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Internal rate of return method for investment appraisal
The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is one of the most common methods for investment appraisal. IRR is also known as the Internal Capitalization Rate. It is one o
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Ratios that are likely to help the management
Ratio analysis is the process that involves analyzing and interpreting data coming from different financial accounts, such as the balance sheet and profit &
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What Are Dependent and Independent Investments?
In evaluating the investment proposals presented to management, it is important to know the possible interrelationships between pairs of investment proposals. A
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A Ltd, B Ltd and C Ltd owned 60%, 20% and 20%
A Ltd, B Ltd and C Ltd owned 60%, 20% and 20%, respectively, of the voting shares of X Ltd. There were ten members on the board of directors of X Ltd. A shareho
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What is financial reconstruction?
Financial reconstruction refers to the process of revamping or restructuring a company’s financial situation to improve its viability and profitability. T