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Read moreNon-Spontaneous/Discretionary Accounts,”These accounts do not increase automatically with sales but are left to the discretion of management.• Long-term debt, notes payable, and common stock accounts.• Most of the time
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Read moreSpontaneous Accounts,”Spontaneous accounts are accounts on the income statement and balance sheet that change automatically in proportion with sales.• Current Asset Accounts (cash, marketable securities, A/R, inventory), A/P
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Read moreGarbage In Garbage Out (GIGO),”While an analyst is free to enter whatever assumptions into the forecast that he or she may desire
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Read morePercent of Sales Forecasting Method,”1. Project sales revenues and expenses2. Forecast change in spontaneous balance sheet accounts3. Deal with discretionary accounts4. Calculate retained earnings5. Determine total financing needs/assets6. Calculate DFNThis technique includes a number of assumptions about the future increase in sales, the current relationship between sales and assets
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