The revenue recognition principle guides accountants in Answer: D determine when to record revenues. The revenue recognition principle lets accountants know when they need to record revenues and at what amount to record. The revenue recognition principle states not to record revenue until it has been earned in full. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The correct answer is: Rolling wave planning
Explanation:
Rolling Wave Planning refers to the technique or process of project planning or management in waves. This technique involves iterative planning with the progression of the project. It is used in case of a tight or strict schedule that has to be followed. 
The planning of the work to be completed in near term, involves setting high level assumptions and milestones.
 
        
             
        
        
        
A caterer is someone who arranges the delivery, preparation and presentation of food for clients. If you've ever attended a bridal shower, fund raiser, rehearsal dinner, wedding reception or a bar mitzvah that had beautifully prepared and presented food, chances are that event was catered.
        
             
        
        
        
answer options ? I cant answer without options lol
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
A) True
Explanation:
Multilevel marketing is used by companies that engage in direct sales marketing and where each new salesperson or distributor must recruit more sales people to expand their activities. Some of the most famous multilevel marketing firms in the US are Avon and Herbalife. 
The salesperson or distributor earns a fraction of the sales commissions that his/her recruited sales people sell. It is called the distributor's downline, and is shaped like a pyramid. In some countries this type of business is illegal because it works like a Ponzi scheme where new salespeople are recruited every time and in order to start working they must buy a certain amount of products. So a large percentage of the sales are made to other salespeople instead of customers.