Answer:
A. users should be able to review their records and correct any inaccuracies
.
Explanation:
Once a transaction is noted and recorded in the software, there shall be access to the user only who had recorded the same, as this will provide for security and accuracy both.
If any third party is allowed to have the access to alter the records in the books then that can ruin the principle of maintaining privacy. Also in that case the responsibilities shall not stand to be completed as this calls for sharing responsibilities, and people will blame each other.
Thus, the user shall be alone to make any changes in the data already recorded by him.
Answer:
A. $2,650,000 $3,312,500
B.$532,000 $291,500
C.$10 $10
Explanation:
Before Dividend After Dividend
(a)Stockholders’ equity
Paid-in capital
Common stock, $10 par
$2,650,000 $2,915,000
In excess of par value $106,000
Total paid-in capital
$2,650,000 $3,021,000
Retained earnings
$532,000 $291,500
Total stockholders’ equity
$3,182,000 $3,312,500
(b)Outstanding shares
$265,000 $291,500
(c)Par value per share
$10 $10
10×$26,500=$265,000
$2,650,000+$265,000=$2,915,000
$14×$26,500=$371,000-265,000
=$106,000
$265,000+$26,500=$291,500
Answer:
Motivation
Explanation:
<em>Motivation in work is when employees are incentivized due to their good performance</em>, this happens when they provide the company a greater value. There are two kinds of motivation:
- Internal: it includes emotions and thoughts, <em>in the exercise given this internal motivation is letting the team know that they are doing good</em>
- External: includes salary and work environment, <em>in the case given the bonuses are the external motivation</em>
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The saving rate from the highest to the lowest would be :
Traditional Banks +/- 5 % of rates
Online banks +/- 4 % of rates
Credit Union +/- 2.5 % of rates
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Answer:
1. False
2. False
3. False
4. True
5. True
Explanation:
1.
Sarbanes-Oxley Act was a federal law that was established by congress to sweep auditing and financial statements for public companies. The main aim for this was to improve the investor confidence by improving reliability in accounting statements. Errors in the financial statements for the public companies were to be minimized following this law especially in the wake of numerous cases of corporate crime. This law was never passed to ensure that investors only invest in companies that will be profitable, since the choice of which company to invest in is exclusively left to the investor. So the above statement is false.
2.
Ethics can be defined as a set of rules and regulation that govern the moral behavior of someone. Ethical standards vary from one region to another since they are majorly cultural, for example; a behavior in the United States can be considered as appropriate while the same behavior in a different place can be inappropriate. Ethical standards are either right or wrong, and the actions are judged on these terms. Ethics don't measure whether a actions are loyal or disloyal, thus the statement is false.
3.
The primary accounting standard setting body in the United States is Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). This body is charged with regulating and setting the best standard of accounting practice. The FASB usually constitutes a board whose officials are rigorously assessed. The board members have to be professionals in the field of accounting. Securities and Exchange Commission on the other hand is an independent federal agency with the authority to enforce federal security laws. Thus the statement above is false.
4.
The historical cost principle suggests that the companies record assets cost at their original cost and continue to report them at their original cost over the time the asset is held. The historical cost principle is a generally accepted accounting principle that has been in use for a long time. The definition about the historical cost principle in the question above is therefor true.
5.
The monetary unit assumption dictates that business related activities be converted to monetary units. There are some business transactions that are however quite difficult to convert into monetary units, therefor the accountant in using this principle is only obliged to record only the transactions that can be measured in money terms. The statement about monetary units in the question above is thus true.
