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Musya8 [376]
3 years ago
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An organization hired a highly qualified accounts payable manager who had been terminated from another organization for alleged

wrongdoing. Six months later, the manager diverted US $12,000 by sending duplicate payments of invoices to a relative. A control that might have prevented this situation is to
Business
1 answer:
jeka57 [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

The correct answer is A. Adequately check prior employment backgrounds for all new employees.

Explanation:

It is not enough to simply evaluate the resume and know the candidates' strongest skills, since it may happen that they omit or hide information only to advance in the process and be chosen for the vacant position. In this sense, it is important to carry out verifications of the information provided in order to know exactly what the previous experience, studies and skills have been in search of minimizing the risks associated with money management.

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Explanation:

<u>September 26th</u>

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a. Prepare the journal entries for Geraths in 2014.

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On september 1, 2015.

Windows     = $2,000

Installation    = $600

Total             = $2,600

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Installation (\$ 600 / \$ 2,600) \times \$ 2,400                 554

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Account receivable                                     400  

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unearned service revenue                               554  

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Account receivable                                                       400

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unearned service revenue                             465  

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Overhead cost per unit = (OAR × machine hours/labour hours per unit)

<em>Each product would be charged for overhead in each department using the overhead absorption rate applicable in each department</em>

Overhead cost per unit X100:

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Overhead cost per unit Z300

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The focus is on the word 'obligation'.

As such, when customers make deposit in a bank, the obligation (liability) of the bank increases as the funds deposited remain that of the customer and the bank is obliged to pay the customer whenever the customer demands the funds.

The bank usually sends the customer a credit alert which is a snapshot of the banks position with the customer. This credit alert tells the customer that the liability of the bank has increased as a result of the deposit made by the customer.

A reserve on the other hand, is a retention of profit from previous financial periods. A reserve is usually added under capital in the statement of financial position as an increase in equity, thus a reserve is not a liability.

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