Examining a company's relationships with other individuals and entities can reveal important information about financial stateme
nt fraud. Identify the piece of information that is correctly linked to its source. a. Examining relationships with financial institutions will show whether there has been significant "short selling" of the company's stock. b. Examining relationships with related parties will show whether there are unusual transactions that significantly improve the company's reported financial performance. c. Examining a company's relationships with its lawyers will show whether management is able to unduly influence the selection of accounting principles and the determination of significant estimates. d. Examining relationships with regulatory bodies will show whether the company has recently changed legal counsel.
Examining relationships with related parties will show whether there are unusual transactions that significantly improve the company's reported financial performance
Explanation:
Examining related parties, will help to find out if due processes and set standards were followed and applied in company transactions, as the <em>'significantly improved reported financial performance'</em>, may not reveal the true financial performance of the company.
The break-even point occurs when the make option cost equals the buy option cost. The number of units 'x' needed in order for both options to yield the same costs is given by:
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "d) All answers are correct." The situation that could have tipped Elise of is that of requiring a free course on money management; charging large monthly fees for the service;<span> asking her to cancel most of her credit cards</span>