A) An increase in inventory
B) A decrease in accounts payable
C) An issue of common stock
D) Purchase of new equipment
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A) a current liability.
B) long-term debt.
C) cash.
D) interest expense.
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A) reduce income-tax liability.
B) reduce bias in reported profitability measures.
C) speed up the receipt of accounts receivable.
D) reduce the time necessary to depreciate assets.
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A) The net loss was greater than the amount of depreciation expense.
B) Inventory increased significantly more than accounts payable.
C) Accounts receivable decreased by significantly more than accounts payable.
D) The cash balance increased significantly.
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A) the sale of additional shares of stock to investors.
B) income not paid to shareholders.
C) an excess of assets over liabilities.
D) market values that exceed book values.
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A) Cash dividends
B) Depreciation expense
C) Interest expense
D) Tax liability
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A) This year's loss can be carried back, but last year's loss cannot be used.
B) Neither of the losses can be used to reduce taxes.
C) Both losses can be carried forward but not backward.
D) Both losses can be carried forward and backward, within certain time limits.
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A) equity has been depreciated too rapidly.
B) the firm uses accrual-based accounting.
C) profit potential is expected to be attractive.
D) the firm is holding too much cash.
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A) 15%
B) 33%
C) 18%
D) 25%
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A) on the balance sheet.
B) in the investment section of the cash flow statement.
C) on the income statement.
D) on neither the balance sheet nor the income statement; it is a noncash expense.
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A) accounts payable.
B) goodwill.
C) other current assets.
D) property, plant, and equipment.
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A) The standards are becoming less similar over time.
B) They are concerned only with assets and not liabilities.
C) Compared with standards in the United States international standards involve less detailed rules .
D) Balance sheets differ, but income statements are similar in all countries.
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A) The firm has low depreciation expense.
B) The firm did not pay any dividends.
C) The firm sold more equipment than it purchased.
D) The firm has a low interest rate on its debt.
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