A. Zoey is likely a freelancer
Answer:
(D) Calling a patient to confirm an appointment.
Explanation:
Which among the following processes of a dentist's office is the most likely a back-office process?
A back office process is a process that supports the front office processes. In the service industry such as this - dental services - a back office process won't require the presence of the client.
THE ANSWER IS (D)
Calling a patient to confirm an appointment doesn't require facing the patient or having them around.
Filing a claim with the patient's dental insurance provider requires the presence of one or both of the client and his insurance officer.
Cleaning a patient's teeth requires his or her presence at the dental clinic.
Same with option C.
The statement in regards Candy is that Maryann is incorrect because general damages would be presumed. Thus the correct option is (D).
<h3>What are General Damages?</h3>
Damages that inevitably and directly result from a contract breach. Or, to put it another way, those losses that, in a perfect world, every damaged party would sustain is known as the General Damages.
As per the above situation, Candy is suffering from the loss of the reputation due to the Maryann actions against her for writing the editorial and spreading the wrong news about her saloon.
Candy is the subject of the claim, and Maryann is mistaken since general damages would be assumed. hence, the appropriate choice is (D).
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Answer:
Under the allowance method writing of uncollectible account will only affect Balance sheet accounts
Explanation:
Uncollectibles when write of under allowance method will create reduce account receivable one side and also results in reduction of allowance for receivable on other side created previously, thus having impact only on balance sheet:
Entry will be:
Dr: Allowance for Doubtful Debts (Balance Sheet Item)
Cr: Account Receivable (Balance Sheet Item)
You'll earn $761.90 in the acct of the $4,000
And you'll earn $333.33 on the acct of the2,000
So, yes the first one is the answer
