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Svetach [21]
2 years ago
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Upon beginning her career at Davidson Inc., a small consulting firm, Stephanie Benjamin receives a copy of the firm's organizati

on chart, which will
Business
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Advocard [28]2 years ago
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clarify positions and reporting relationships within the firm will be Upon beginning her career at Davidson Inc., a small consulting firm, Stephanie Benjamin receives a copy of the firm's organization chart.

What is a consulting firm?

A consulting firm is an organisation made up of specialists in a certain area who provide firms with problems they can't handle internally with expert advice, direction, and workable solutions. Every business will inevitably run into issues, and consulting firms are hired to help.

Executives typically contact consulting companies to send consultants—industry experts who are sent to watch and assess a company's operations. Consultants provide direction and practical answers to whatever issues the organisation may be facing. Companies use consulting firms to provide their knowledge on issues that cannot be resolved internally. These firms typically have specialised areas of emphasis.

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Total liabilities                     23       17  

Total stockholders' equity  51       31

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Total stockholders' equity, January 31, 2018   51

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Net income                                                           0

Less: Dividends declared                                   0

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Total stockholders' equity, January 31, 2019   31

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c) Situation 2. Bosley issued no stock but declared dividends of $8 million.  

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Less: Dividends declared                                 (8 )

Net loss                                                             (12 )

Total stockholders' equity, January 31, 2019  31

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