Will they be outsourced overseas ? Is the a bad career to get into ?

When i grow up i wanted to either be a doctor or US army solider what would be a good job in the future when i a lot older

I’m doing a little research on accounting & consulting fees. I work for a nationwide niche firm that has about 1,500 accounting clients (including tax prep) averaging about 700-800K per year in operating revenue. I believe we are undercharging for our services. Our average accounting fees are about 1% of revenue or 7-8K per year on an average client. We do perform some other services like collections, payroll, financial planning, etc. on some clients raising the total amount to 1.2-1.3%. Do those seem like appropriate percentages? I’m curious what type of benchmarks others have in their accounting and tax businesses or if anyone knows of a good source of information for this type of thing. Any input would be much appreciated as I am looking to possibly buy this business in the future.

A) choose assets which create the most value, even if their cash flows are timed differently.
B) express present values in terms of future cash flows.
C) create value for the firm.
D) A and C.
E) A, B, and C.

A rumor has circulated that could affect greatly for future advancement in my company. I’m a firm believer that I should shrug off any harmless rumors about me. However, in this instance, it seriously can jeopardize my entire career and throw me off balance; and I don’t tolerate it one bit. What is the best action to do?

I am an accounting major and plan to work for a CPA firm in the future.
I am thinking about buying a financial calculator. I see two in the market, one is Texas Instrument BAII plus and the other is HP 10B11. Could any one tell me which one to buy? or is there any other suggestions.

Cerebrus capital management has taken over Chrysler What does the future hold for Chrysler.Is there any history of Capital management firms taking over loss making companies and leading them to profits .

how do you see the future for this industry?

what do you consider to be your firms most important assests?

what can you tell me about your new product or plans for growth?

how do you rate your competition?

Hey,
I have to calculate the ‘Current Market Value’ of a firm, and i’m only given this data:

Annual net free cash flows are $365000.
Risk-free interest rate is 6.25%pa.
Total book value of assets of $3.1m.
Standard deviation of firms stock return is 27%.
Cost of capital of 16% per year.
Shareholders represent a total of at least 55% of the equity.
Future Value of $1 invested in a similar firm with similar risk: $1.20 in good economy, $0.85 in bad economy.
Other company take over bid offer: $11m

My problem is, i thought Current Market Value = (Share Price * Number of Shares) + Debt. I think Debt is the book value of 3.1m, but i cant seem to find the price of the shares or how many there are to calculate the equity… Am i on the right track, or have i missed the point completly…? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Richie

I am a college student with aspirations of becoming an entrepenuer. I would like to open a Event Planning/ PR firm and I actually want to throw my own events at nightclubs for other college students, in the near future and I would like to know aside from loans and things of that nature how can I get sponsors to sponsor my first event?