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Answer:
The correct answer is 1,900,000 dollars.
Explanation:
This question requires us to calculate the amount that the Sun angel will recognize as warrantly liability in it balance sheet for the year ended at 20x1.
The sales made during the year is 180 millions dollars. So the company will recognize the provision as follow (during the year)
(180M * 4%= 7.2M)
Debit Warrantly Expense $7.2M
Credit Liability $7.2M
Claim entertain during the year that has reduce the above recognize liabilty is
Debit Liabilty $5.3M
Credit Cash $5.3M
Liability to be reported = $7.2M - $5.3M = 1,900,000 dollars
Answer:
The correct answer is:
True (A)
Explanation:
Customer access strategy is a framework or a set of standards, guidelines and processes, which defines the means by which a customer and the organization can interact, and means by which the customer has access to:
- the relevant information needed to make purchases
- the right logistics for the execution of a purchase
The arear of access are mainly information (value of the product, price of products, how products work) and logistics (means of getting the products, customer service on the after-purchase needs etc).
It has been studied extensively that companies are spending 3 to 4 times as much money on creating customer access than they do on advertising, this is because even if advertising is successful, the results will not be seen if customer access is not successful, and having an efficient customer access strategy can provide a competitive advantage to the producers.
Answer: Option (A). IG is the overarching framework in which RIM resides.
Explanation: Information governance is an organization's data management-related processes, roles and controls that ensure data remains a trusted business asset. Furthermore, Information Governance (IG) is to do with the way organisations 'process' or handle information and it refers to a policy or framework outlining acceptable behaviour for managing, organising and sharing information, data and files.
