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3 years ago

Which of the following are the best ways to speak

Business

1 answer:

Jobisdone [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct options are;

Be more formal than you would with most coworkers

Be clear, focused, and brief

Explanation:

When writing or speaking to supervisors, we make use of formal writing and speaking language that is concise, exact, void of repetition, concrete, and well structured and careful placement of adjectives being careful to make use of positive and more mindful analysis such as "evidence suggest" instead of "proof" or "less convincing" in place of "wrong" and avoid exaggerations.

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a) a loss of $2220 would be recorded.

Explanation:

Calculation for the Loss on sale

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Depreciation per annum = (Purchase Cost-salvage value) / Useful life

Depreciation per annum = 46700/5

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Second Step will be to calculate the 31/12/15 Book Value

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Less: 31/12/14 Depreciation for the year ended 31 ($9,340)

31/12/14 Book Value $37,360

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Less: 31/12/15 Depreciation for the year ended ($9,340)

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Beginning WIP 5,400

cost added 416,900

total cost 422,300

ending WIP (20,400)

COGM 401,900

Beginning FG 70,000

COGM 401,900

goods available 471,900

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COGG 446,400

Overhead 18,000 udnerapplied

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We work the following reasoning:

the beginning inventory are the materials at hand at the beginning then we add up the purchases and compare with ending ivnentory. The difference was used into production.

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This will increase the COGS in the income statement.

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we will calculate the net income by subtracting the COGS and the expenses from the sales revenues.

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