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[ Business Analysis and Results Interpretation ] [ 2 of 3 ] [ 15/11/2019 ] Student product assessment task © Content is subject to copyright, RMIT University FINAL APPROVED – STUDENT PRODUCT ASSESSMENT TASK TEMPLATE – June 2019_Version 2.0 Page 1 of 8 STUDENT RMIT Classification: Trusted STUDENT - PRODUCT ASSESSMENT TASK Task Number 2 of 3 Task Name Business Analysis and Results Interpretation National unit/s code BSBFIA501 National unit/s title Report on Finances related to International Finances National qualification code BSB50815 National qualification title Diploma of International Business RMIT Program code C5372 RMIT Course code MKTG7887C Section A - Assessment Information Duration and/or due date: This assessment is to be completed by the end of Week 10 of commencing this unit. Task Instructions Type of Product (tick which applies) ☐ Project ☐ Report ☐ Portfolio ✓ Case study Summary and Purpose of Assessment There are a total of three (3) assessment tasks students need to complete for this unit. This is assessment task 2 of 3 that students need to complete satisfactorily in order to be deemed competent for this unit. This assessment will help you develop analytical skills to break down an income statement and understand key revenue and cost drivers for an international business. You will then be able to apply these findings to making recommendations to the business on their strategy and legal structure, as well as taking into account the relevant legislation in an Australian and International context. What This assessment task is based on a Business Advisory Case Study and consists of two (2) parts: • Part A – Analytical Review • Part B – Short Presentation You must complete both Parts A and B. See below for further instructions. Business Advisory Case Study C-COR Digital Import Pty Ltd is an Australian company with an International Exposure specialising in the importation of digital goods from China and wholesaling to the retail sector throughout Australia. Part A – Analytical Review As a business advisor, you have been assigned the task to conduct an analytical review of the company’s performance (Profit and Loss Statement) for the year ending 2019 and 2020 as part of a company’s master plan to expand its operation to Europe. As part of the analytical review, you will prepare financial reports which contain recommendations for C-COR. [ Business Analysis and Results Interpretation ] [ 2 of 3 ] [ 15/11/2019 ] Student product assessment task © Content is subject to copyright, RMIT University FINAL APPROVED – STUDENT PRODUCT ASSESSMENT TASK TEMPLATE – June 2019_Version 2.0 Page 2 of 8 STUDENT RMIT Classification: Trusted C-COR Management has asked you to complete the following tasks as part of the analytical review: 1. Compare and investigate each line of the 2019 and 2020 Profit and Loss Statement balances for movement greater than 15% and provide a brief and meaningful explanation for each line in the excel spreadsheet and look for any discrepancies, unusual features or queries. Identify and prioritise the top two issues and state the authority to who these issues would be reported to for resolution. 2. Using Profitability ratios, outline whether the company profitability is sustainable in the near future. Note: Questions 3 and 4 MUST be answered using the approved C-COR report format outlined below. C-COR REPORT FORMAT: Title Page C-COR Recommendations Report Table Of Contents – summary of all information to be included in report xxx Criteria – questions 3. Report 1: What short term strategy should the company adopt to increase the net profit by 30%? a) Increase revenue drive by the expansion to Europe. Which countries should they expand to and why? You must research and consider factors such as average GDP per capita and GDP growth rate to justify your recommendations. You MUST include at least one (1) graph in your report that supports your recommendation (i.e. GDP growth etc). You should use evidence and analysis to demonstrate how much percent of the 30% profit increase can be achieved by revenue growth of the European expansion. b) Examine the key cost lines that you can reduce (hint: the largest ones) to achieve a 30% profit increase on the income statement and give reasonable recommendations on how to achieve those cost reductions. You should use evidence and analysis to demonstrate how much percent of the 30% profit increase can be achieved by cost reductions. (minimum 250 words for tasks a & b). c) Analyse the cost saving percentage for each cost line, and the revenue to provide a financial analysis of how this will increase the net profit by 30% (minimum 200 words) 4. Report 2: Business Structure Is the current private company business structure the most efficient and most suitable to this sort of enterprise? Make a recommendation on whether the organisation should become a public company in order to gain extra capital to fund their proposed expansion to Europe. It is part of the C-COR’s policies and procedures that you must consider the relevant IFRS standards (hint: IFRS 8) that may be applicable. Please research and analyse the standard and comment on C-COR’s compliance with them (minimum 100 words) 5. Advise on the current format and structure of the Profit and Loss Statement and whether it is in line with Australian reporting and statutory requirements. It is part of C-COR’s workplace policies and procedures that students must check their compliance to the relevant IFRS and AASB national standards (hint: AASB 101). Students must explain how these codes of practice and standards affect international business operations. a) List the appropriate IFRS standards (at least two) that C-COR must comply with. b) You MUST compare the Profit and loss Statement then identify and comment on whether C-COR meets the standards from their organisational policies and procedures for compliance, especially when [ Business Analysis and Results Interpretation ] [ 2 of 3 ] [ 15/11/2019 ] Student product assessment task © Content is subject to copyright, RMIT University FINAL APPROVED – STUDENT PRODUCT ASSESSMENT TASK TEMPLATE – June 2019_Version 2.0 Page 3 of 8 STUDENT RMIT Classification: Trusted considering its European expansion (minimum 100 words for tasks a & b). Students MUST also explain how the recording of income and expenditure should be completed to ensure compliance. Part B – Short Presentation You are to prepare a short 2 – 3 minute oral presentation based on their review findings. Your presentation must address the following questions: 1. What were the top 2 issues identified for increasing costs? (Q1 of part A)
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    C-COR Digital Import Pty Ltd
    Financial performance for the year ending 2020 and 2019
    As a business advisor you have been assigned the task to conduct an analytical review of the company’s performance (Profit and loss statement) for the year ending 2020 and 2019
    in line with the comp
any’s master plan to expand its operation to Europe.
    C-COR Management asked you to include in your analytical review the following:
    1.    Compare and investigate 2020 and 2019 Profit and Loss Statement balances for movement greater than 15% and provide a brief and meaningful explanation for any correlation noted.
    2.    Using Profitability ratios outline whether the company profitability is sustainable in the near future.
    3.    What short term strategy the company should adopt to increase the net profit by 30%
    4.  Advise whether the current company business structure is the most efficient and most suitable to this sort of enterprise.
    5.  Advise on the current format of the Profit and loss Statement and whether it is in line with Australian reporting and statutory requirements
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Q1
    C-COR Digital Import Pty Ltd
    Financial performance for the year ending 2020 and 2019
            2020    2019    Movement    % of sales (2020)
    SALES
        Sales income    9,800,400    5,402,944    4,397,456    44.87%    The sales have increased due to which income has sheen increment.
    COST OF SALES
        Purchases    3,549,652    1,030,905    2,518,747    70.96%    For more sales and to support demand more purchases r material was done .
        Total Cost of Sales    3,549,652    1,030,905    2,518,747    70.96%    The increase in sales have increased the cost of sales and the expenses of manufacturing has increased.
    GROSS PROFIT        6,250,748    4,372,039    1,878,709    30.06%    There is an irese in gross profit due to increase in ssale
    EXPENSE
        Accounting fees    64,610    23,898    40,712    63.01%    The increase in accounting as shows any kind of default in at compliance or need of more accounting resources such as an automated system.
        Audit fees    15,780    38,510    -22,730    -144.04%    This is voidable risk.
        Bank charges    42,170    23,231    18,939    44.91%    The increase in bank charges shows any default done by the company
        Business Application Services    24,804    28,512    -3,708    -14.95%    A new apps in bought for better accoutning
        Commission paid    178,514    109,060    69,454    38.91%    More commission were paid due to increase in sale
        Consultancy fees    159,970    110,719    49,251    30.79%    The increase in consultancy fees shows advisory was taken for some matter.
        Doubtful debts    12,718    3,000    9,718    76.41%    Although there has been increase in sales income for about 44% yet the captivated amount in doubtful debt is a point tube considered for risk.
        Depreciation    69,671    84,383    -14,712    -21.12%    Normal cost
        Distribution costs    1,925    2,423    -498    -25.87%    Increse in sales. Part of operations cost
        Donations    7,757    42,574    -34,817    -448.85%    There has been a sudden decrease in donations. Comoany does not hold enough cash.
        Electricity    25,847    24,305    1,542    5.97%    stable...
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