Some of the challenges of this company include lack of control over financial reporting in all branches, and inaccurate data to make decisions for next years.
DEF Ltd's main problem is the inaccuracy regarding the recognition of revenue and other inconsistencies in financial reporting. This problem includes:
- Inaccuracies related to revenue and deferred revenue.
- Lack of documentation of some transactions.
Moreover, these problems are intended to be solved through a review process and training seminars. These two ideas are useful for the problem; however, the company might face some challenges and problems such as:
- Lack of control in all branches: DEF Ltd seems to be a big company with multiple branches around the world. This makes it difficult for the company to control all financial records even if employees are educated about the process through seminars.
- Inaccurate data for next periods: Considering there are lots of inconsistencies and some of the reports are incomplete, it is likely even after the review process the company does not have complete information about the previous transactions or revenues. This can affect future projections and decisions.
Note: This question is incomplete; here is the missing part:
Using the disclosures above as a starting point, brainstorm about the challenges regarding internal controls and that a company may face in doing business internationally?
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The three largest sources of revenue are personal income taxes, sales and use taxes, and corporate income taxes (in that order).
A boat in the calm seas travels in a straight lir and ends the trip 22 km west and 53 km nort of its original position. To the nearest tenth of degree , find the direction of the trip. Assume the start is at (0,0 ) The end is at (-22,53 ) . direction =tan^ ^ -1(-53/22)=-67.46 But the angle is in the 2nd Quadrant. So, direction ion = - 67.46 + 180 = 112.54 degree Cheers Stan H.
Answer:
The correct answer is option A.
Explanation:
According to the mainstream business cycle theory, the potential GDP grows at a steady rate while the aggregate demand grows at a fluctuating rate. The money wage rate is considered to be sticky.
So when aggregate demand increases more than the potential GDP, the supply is not able to increase as much as demand. This creates an inflationary gap in the economy.
