Sentence examples for transaction analysis from inspiring English sources

Topics include transaction analysis; the accounting cycle; financial-statement preparation, use, and analysis; revenue recognition and cost measurement; present value; and problems in financial-accounting disclosure.

Both experts used the same three methods to determine the Debtor's value: (i) comparable company analysis; (ii) comparable transaction analysis; and (iii) discounted cash flow.

MR. DINGELL -- The caveat on the investigation was that they should not second-guess the accounting treatment, they would not do a detailed transaction analysis, and there would be no discovery-style investigation.

The SEC reiterated the importance of a "facts and circumstances and economic realities of the transaction" analysis of each token sale to determine if the sale was a securities offering.

There stockholders claimed, inter alia, that a proxy statement's similar transaction analysis was materially misleading because it did not disclose that one transaction was privately negotiated in Canada and that one of the compared companies had a side business.

Implementing a modified version of service transaction analysis (STA), Study One describes a performing arts service from provider and customer perspectives, identifies service gaps and develops an elaborated service description incorporating both perspectives.

"He's definitely an unusual body type, but it also isn't like he's Chris Bosio or something," said Christina Kahrl, who writes a transactions analysis column for Baseball Prospectus.

This was a much higher multiple than the trading multiple of the Telegraph Group's British competitors and was higher than the top end of Lazard's comparable transactions analysis.

Similarly, not only does the Proxy Statement not claim that its similar transactions analysis considered only identical transactions and companies, but instead expressly states that it has adjusted MONY's numbers to make it more comparable to other companies and transactions, and comparison without considering that adjustment will lead to a skewed result.

This article examines the theoretical underpinnings of the taxation of COD income, and concludes that the whole-transaction analysis should be recognized as the only rationale for the taxation of COD income, with the result that COD income should not follow from the cancellation of a no benefit debt.

Interviews and focus groups with providers, intermediaries, and non-specialist end users; transaction log analysis; and e-mail content analysis were used to develop a user-task taxonomy for government statistical data.