ACTIVITY & ASSIGNMENT 1. Look for a company that uses IFRS 11 or PFRS 11 2. Does the company classify it as joint operation or join venture? 3. Which one is a better classification, joint operation or join venture? Provide your pros and cons.

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A: Business combination refers to the combining of two independent firms for a common purpose.

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A: Corporate venture refers to the process in which the investment funds are to be invested into the…

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A: Answer:-  Stakeholder meaning:- A stakeholder is someone who has an interest in a firm and may…

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A: Contract are legally binding business promises between two or more parties which they have agreed…

Q: Differentiate among the major forms of business organization and describe what you consider to be…

A: Business organisations are setup and organised by people to invest their money, run business and…

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A: Top managers are primarily responsible for making strategic decisions about the direction of the…

Q: ________ are a portion of the ownership of a company or cooperation.

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A: The process by which financial transactions of the business are recorded and communicated with the…

Q: In a________ cooperative strategy, several firms agree to form multiple partnerships to achieve…

A: Cooperative strategies  It generally being formed for creating more amount of business value for all…

Q: he entity that obtains control over another business in a business combination called the

A: Consolidated financial statements: When an investor company holds above 50% in the outstanding stock…

Q: Enterprise refers to an object which means a. Company b .Firm c .Business d .All of the given…

A: Enterprise means a willingness to take new projects and the risk associated with them. The main…

Q: Describe the three major types of business structures and give some pros and cons of each structure.

A: Business organization: Business organization can be defined as an entity established by one or more…

Q: What are the relationships between Enterprise / Equity Values and the DCF Approach

A: DCF approach: It is the model in which the net present value of all the cash to be received in the…

Q: What is ECGC Ltd. Discuss it's working in elaborately.

A: Export Credit Guarantee Corporation

Q: Please describe Strategic Alliance & Joint Venture underlying reason behind that strategy and the…

A: Joint venture occurs when two companies come together to share returns, risks and shared governance.…

Q: Using an imaginary company draft a conflict of interest policy for the entire organization

A: answer A conflict of interest policy is used to draft procedure for employees when a possible…

Q: With appropriate examples explain any form of business ownership available to entrepreneurs

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Q: Is it possible for a person to form a joint venture with a business? What's your theory about that?

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Q: What are some of the main differnces between IFRS and ASPE for business combinations?

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Q: several challenges

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Q: Which type of business organization requires huge amount of capital? a. Joint venture b. Corporation…

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Q: Under what conditions must an enterprise provide information about geographic areas?

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Q: What is the difference between joint venture & alliance with M&A ?

A: Firms can come up with strategic alliances with each other. It can be a joint venture or M&A.

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A: A joint venture (JV) is an enterprise partnership in which two or more parties agree to pool their…

Q: What is a Business Combination and What tools are used in Evaluating a Business Combination…

A: A business combination occurs when two or more businesses come together to form a single entity.…

Q: Which of the following is (are) an entity verses a conduit? (multiple answers possible) a.…

A: Conduit theory means all the income of the entity is passed to its shareholders and is not taxed at…

Q: What are the steps that would be needed for a company to transition from GAAP to IFRS?

A: GAAP refers to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles which is followed by US companies. IFRS is…