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sleet_krkn [62]
3 years ago
5

Perhaps the most significant federal statute specifically addressing cyber crime is the:________.

Business
1 answer:
frosja888 [35]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

c. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

Explanation:

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) is a cyber security bill that was enacted in 1986 and is an amendment of of Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984.

The acts forbids a person to access a computer without proper authorisation or an excess of required authority.

Before this time cybercrime was prosecuted as mail and wire fraud. This was often inadequate.

Other provisions the act addresses are distribution of malicious code, denial of service attacks, and trafficking in passwords

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Answer:

Net Profit   121,500

Stacy Tanner, Capital 483,300

Explanation:

Finders Investigative Services

End-of-Period Income Statement

For the Year Ended June 30, 2019

Service Fees                                                     $  ~ 718,000

Rent Revenue                                                      ~ 12,000

                                                                            730,000

Salaries Expense                     ~ 522,100

Rent Expense                          ~ 48,000

Supplies Expense                     ~ 10,800

Depreciation Expense-Building ~ 8,750

Utilities Expense                          ~ 7,150

Repairs Expense                         ~ 3,000

Insurance Expense                     ~ 2,500

Miscellaneous Expense              ~ 6,200                         608,500

Net Profit                                                                        $121,500

Finders Investigative Services

End-of-Period Owner's Equity

For the Year Ended June 30, 2019  

Stacy Tanner, Capital                             $ ~ 373,800

<u>Add Income                                             121,500             495,300   </u>

<u>Less Drawing                                                 12,000</u>

<u><em>Stacy Tanner, Capital                                                  $  483,300</em></u>

Finders Investigative Services

End-of-Period Balance Sheet

For the Year Ended June 30, 2019

Balance

Account Title                                       ~ Dr.                      Cr. ~

Cash                                                 ~ 28,000

Accounts Receivable                        ~ 69,600

Supplies                                              ~ 4,600

Prepaid Insurance                              ~ 2,500

Building                                            ~ 395,300

Accounts Payable                                                              ~ 11,700

Salaries Payable                                                                ~ 3,000

Unearned Rent                                                                  ~ 2,000

Stacy Tanner, Capital                                                      ~ 483,300

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Journal Entries

1) Income Summary     $ 608500 Dr

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Rent Expense                          ~ 48,000 Cr

Supplies Expense                     ~ 10,800 Cr

Depreciation Expense-Building ~ 8,750 Cr

Utilities Expense                          ~ 7,150 Cr

Repairs Expense                         ~ 3,000 Cr

Insurance Expense                     ~ 2,500 Cr

Miscellaneous Expense              ~ 6,200 Cr

2)     Service Fees                     $  ~ 718,000 Dr

Rent Revenue                            ~ 12,000 Dr

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3) Income Summary  $121,500 Dr

Stacy Tanner Capital Account               $ 121,500 Cr

4) Stacy Tanner Capital Account           $ 12,000 Dr

Stacy Tanner Drawings                  $ 12000 Cr

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Holding

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When a company or a share holder owns a share which is more than 50 percent share of the company in the market, than than individual or company has a controlling shares in the company.

This gives him the right of deciding the in the meetings of the shareholders and to take control of the company's direction.

Such is an example of a Holding company. A holding company does not produce or manufacture any goods or sell anything. It is a company which owns outstanding stock of other companies and forms a group of companies.

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what kind of harm can be done if a manager uses social network analysis to uncover the invisible structure in their organization
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<u>he poses a threat from competitors and or government to the company</u>

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Corbel Corporation has two divisions: Division A and Division B. Last month, the company reported a contribution margin of $49,3
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Contribution of Division A = $49,300

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Contribution margin ratio is 25%

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Contribution = $242,000 × 25%

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= $49,300 + $60,500

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Computing Income before Common Fixed Expense as:

Income before Common Fixed Expense = Total Contribution -  Traceable fixed expenses

= $109,800 - $51,600

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Common Fixed Expense = Income before Common Fixed Expense - Income after Common Fixed Expense (Net Income)

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Contribution            $577,500

Less Fixed Costs    ($360,000)

Operating Profit       $217,500

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