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4 years ago

What are the 5 steps in the process for planning and preparing spoken and written messages?

Business

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Nutka1998 [239]4 years ago

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Answer:

1-Determine the purpose and select an appropriate channel; 2-Envision the audience; 3-Organize the message; 4-Prepare a draft; 5-Revise and proofread for desired impact.

Explanation:

First step: Determine the purpose and select an appropriate channel. In this step, we must analyze the purpose of the message we want to transmit. Also if it is necessary to present images or if it is only descriptive information.

Second step: Envision the audience. We have to imagine what kind of audience the message is going to be addressed to.

Step 3: Organize the message. Based on the previous step, we must adapt and organize the message so that it can be understood by the audience we are addressing.

Step 4: Prepare a draft. We must always prepare a draft that allows us to check if the message has the solids and if it fulfills the objective established in the first step.

Fifth step: Revise and proofread for desired impact. After finishing the draft, we must review and correct all the parts that make up our message, to make it clear, understandable and objective.

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Answer:

See below.

Explanation:

We can compute this by making an income statement extract,

Sales 705,000

Less:

Cost of goods sold (445,000)

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Depreciation (140,000)

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Interest expense 70,000

Profit/Loss after interest (45,000)

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3 years ago

The beginning inventory at Midnight Supplies and data on purchases and sales for a three month period ending March 31 are as fol

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Answer:

1. Journal Entries

January 1

Dr. Inventory $624,000

Cr. Account Payables $624,000

January 10

Dr. Account Receivables $532,000

Cr. Sales $532,000

January 28

Dr. Account Receivables $175,000

Cr. Sales $175,000

Dr. Cost of Goods Sold $276,400

Cr. Inventory $276,400

January 30

Dr. Cost of Goods Sold $97,500

Cr. Inventory $97,500

February 5

Dr. Account Receivables $70,000

Cr. Sales $70,000

Dr. Cost of Goods Sold $39,000

Cr. Inventory $39,000

February 10

Dr. Inventory $1,360,000

Cr. Account Payable $1,360,000

February 16

Dr. Account Receivables $1,319,500

Cr. Sales $1,319,500

Dr. Cost of Goods Sold $718,100

Cr. Inventory $718,100

February 28

Dr. Account Receivables $1,261,500

Cr. Sales $1,261,500

Dr. Cost of Goods Sold $696,000

Cr. Inventory $696,000

March 5

Dr. Inventory $1,166,880

Cr. Account Payables $1,166,880

March 14

Dr. Account Receivables $1,421,000

Cr. Sales $1,421,000

Dr. Cost of Goods Sold $793,040

Cr. Inventory $793,040

March 25

Dr. Inventory $246,000

Cr. Account Payable $246,000

March 30

Dr. Account Receivables $1,145,500

Cr. Sales $1,145,500

Dr. Cost of Goods Sold $644,640

Cr. Inventory $644,640

* Assuming Purchases and Sales are made on Account

Sales Value = $5,924,500

Opening Inventory = $175,000

Closing Inventory = $307,200

Purchases = $3,396,880

Cost of Goods Sold = $3,264,680

Gross Profit = $2,659,820

As the prices are increasing the Inventory value using last-in, first-out will be lower because all the unit sold at last are sold and inventory of the old items which was purchased on the lower cost remains in the closing inventory. The cost of Goods sold will be higher in this case.

Explanation:

First In First out (FiFO) is an Inventory method which determines the inventory value and it requires that the unit purchased first will be sold first.

Cost of Goods Sold = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory

Cost of Goods Sold = $175,000 + $3,396,880 - $307,200 =

Gross Profit = Sales Value - Cost of Goods Sold

Gross Profit = $5,924,500 - $3,264,680

Gross Profit = $2,659,820

Inventory Working is made in a MS Excel File, which is attached with this answer please find it.

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