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Financial Analysis of a Publicly-Traded Company...? Financial Analysis of a Publicly-traded Company- Citigroup Corporation Q1. Identify the company’s mission, vision, and primary stakeholders. Citigroup's Mission Statement is elaborated in four heads as per the following. “Common Purpose: one team, with one goal: serving our clients and stakeholders” “Responsible Finance: conduct that is transparent, prudent and dependable” “Ingenuity: Enhancing our clients’ lives through innovation that harnesses the breadth and depth of our information, global network and world-class products” “Leadership: Talented people with the best training who thrive in a diverse meritocracy that demands excellence, initiative and courage” (Annual...
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Publicly traded corporation...? Publicly Traded Corporation al Affiliation) Woolworths Impact of Woolworth’s mission, vision and stakeholders on its overall success Woolworth’s mission is “to deliver to customers the right shopping experience each and every time.” This being the mission of Woolworth, it has guided the organization to success and put it on the map as a world class company recognized for its excellent customer service. With excellent customer service, comes brand loyalty. Woolworth has thrived to ensure that customers get satisfied by providing quality products at affordable prices; the organization has also trained all its employees on customer care irrespective of their positions in the organization. By doing so, when customers go for shopping... of its...
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Analysis of a publicly-traded company...? Analysis Publicly Traded Company: Starbucks Cafe By: December 11, of School Starbucks Cafe is the largest coffeehouse chain in the world. The firm was founded in 1971 in Seattle Washington by three partners: Jerry Baldwin, Zev Siegl and Gordon Bowker. The firm operates over 17,651 stores across 60 countries. The CEO and chairman of Starbucks Cafe is Howard Schultz. The mission of the company is to inspire and nurture human spirit – one person, one cup, and one neighborhood at a time (Starbucks, 2012). The company is a publicly traded company trading in the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SBUX. The common stocks of Starbucks...
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S Corporation vs. Corporation... as taxation of corporations goes is that of the double taxation effect. This is where the corporation gets to pay tax on its profit. The profit after tax that is then paid to shareholders as dividends is also taxed as income tax. This may be remedied if the corporation is recognized as an S corporation. The advantage of S corporations comes from the single taxation of the corporation’s income. The shareholders of the corporation declare the company’s income as their own and income tax is then imposed on the shareholders depending on their interest in the company. The disadvantage with S corporations is that the tax rate applied to individuals may be higher than that applied to C corporations. This is dependent on the tax bracket... that has...
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Dividend Policy in Publicly Traded Companies...Critical Examination of The Link Between The Theory And Practice Of Dividend Policy In Publicly Traded Companies Dividends are the earnings distributed to the shareholders[1] by a firm. There are two ways in which the shareholder of a publicly traded company can earn returns on his investment. One is through the capital gains of the shares bought and through dividends paid by the company. Whether to pay dividends or not and if yes by how much is determined by the dividend policy of the firm.
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Accounting: publicly traded company to research and analyze...attributable to parent $91,914 $86,648
S/E---noncontrolling interest $647 $469
Total stockholder’s equity $92,561 $87,117
Comparison
Chevron Corporation .11 .10
Industry—Oil and Gas .34 .31
Debt to Capital:
12/31/09 12/31/08
Short-term borrowings $290 $2,721
Capital less obligations, current $94 $97
L/T debt excluding maturing debt $9,829 $5,742
Capital Lease Obligations noncurrent $301 $341
Total Debt $10,514 $8,901
S/E attributable to parent $91,914 $86,648
S/E attributable to noncontrolling $647 $469
Total Stockholder’s Equity $92,561 $87,117
Capital, Total $103,075 $96,018
Comparison
Chevron...
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U. S. Constitution... and policies based on the interests of the people. At the same time, state laws may create problems also. For example, underage drinking is prohibited in some American states whereas it is allowed in other states. In Alaska, minimum licensing age for driving is 14 whereas in Kentucky, it is 16. In other words, a teenager who is able to drive in Alaska cannot drive his car in Kentucky. In short, dual systems have its merits and demerits.
References
Tenth Amendment. (2012). The Free Dictionary. Retrieved from
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The U>S Legal System...Legal Issue and a Strong and Substantiate Argument in Support of Your Opinion Task The case is centered on two counts: counts of murder and burglary. On the count of murder, the defendant is accused of the first degree murder. First-degree murder, in most states, is an illegal killing that is both premeditated and willful, meaning that it was committed after "lying in wait" or planning for the victim. In this case, the deceased had earlier wanted to dispose of some of her diamond rings, though not clear. The defendant may have been involved in the deal and latter planned to kill her for the rings. That again introduces another crime committed – burglary. Based on the evidence provided, the defendant broke into Stella...
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S- corporation...Accounting and Finance Accounting and Finance Built-In Gains Tax for S-Corporations Inventory Fair Market Value $210,000
Less Adjusted Basis $180,000
Built-In Gains realized $30,000
Land
Fair Market Value $120,000
Less Adjusted Basis $125,000
Built-In Loss ($5,000)
Net Built-In Gain $25,000
Tax rate 35%
Built-In Gains Tax $8,750
Taxable income for 2013 $65,000
Tax Rate 35%
Tax liability $22,750
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U S History..."Crisis of Confidence" in the United s The United s was a dominant world power in the 1970’s even though the countries self-perception was mired in doubt and malaise. The stagflation of the country’s economy, the experience and results of the Vietnam war, the lack of confidence of the government by the people as it was no longer perceived as a champion of freedom, the Watergate imbroglio all contributed to the “crises of confidence” in the country. The debt on the dependency of US citizens and the government increased resulting to difficult times. Jimmy Carter came into power at the time after the country’s failure in the Vietnam and Watergate scandals. A leadership crisis emerged that...
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