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Katarina [22]
3 years ago
14

Most codes of ethics created by professional organizations have two main parts:________

Business
1 answer:
Sveta_85 [38]3 years ago
4 0

The correct answer is true.

It is completely true that most codes of ethics created by professional organizations have two main parts. One part outlines what the professional organization aspires to become, and the other part lists rules and principles by which members of the organization are expected to abide.

The code of ethics is an obligated set of ethic statements that serves one purpose in the Organization: that every member of the company follows the code directions and applies moral values in every decision-making process to have an honest company that maintains its reputation in the business and that public opinion can never question its procedures and decisions.

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    sales revenues                    151,000 credit

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Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15, Assets: Cash         $7,000

Assets: Equipment                $3,000

Equity: Common stock                             $10,000

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May 21, Assets: Office supplies $500

Liabilities: Accounts Payable                       $500

3. May 25, Assets: Cash       $4,000

Equity: Service Revenue                          $4,000

4. May 30, Assets: Cash       $1,000

Equity: Service Revenue                          $1,000

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Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15   Common stock     $7,000

3. May 25, Service revenue    4,000

4. May 30, Service revenue    1,000

Equipment

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15   Common stock     $3,000

Office Supplies

Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

2. May 21, Accounts Payable $500

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Date          Account Titles        Debit        Credit

1. May 15   Cash                                        $7,000

1. May 15   Equipment                                3,000

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3. May 25, Cash                                       $4,000

4. May 30, Cash                                          1,000

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a) Data and Analysis with Accounting Equation:

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3. May 25, Assets: Cash $4,000 Equity: Service Revenue $4,000

4. May 30, Assets: Cash $1,000 Equity: Service Revenue $1,000

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