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Marat540 [252]
3 years ago
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Lynette is the new head of operations for ShurWay, a nationwide corporation with offices in several major cities. Promoted to he

adquarters from an office in another city, she will be overseeing people who have long worked together and may feel some resistance to an "outsider." Therefore, it is important for her to establish herself as a leader in their eyes. She will have an opportunity to do just that tomorrow, when she will be invited to make some remarks at a departmental get-together organized in her honor. The best way for Lynette to set the right tone is to let everyone know that she is ready to
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Setler [38]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: do everything she can, both in terms of her position and her knowledge and other abilities, to help each employee do what they need to do to help the company meet its objectives.

Explanation:

Based on the information given, it is it is important for her to establish herself as a leader in their eyes and this can be done by making sure they she helps each employee do what they need to do to help the company meet its objectives.

Doing this, will make her gain the trust and respect of the employees and therefore have a team which all aligns towards the accomplishment of a common goal.

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<u>Particulars                                           $    </u><u>             </u>

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Costs of sales                           <u>   (216,000)  </u>

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Depreciation expense                 (40,000)

Interest expense                       <u>    (21,000)  </u>

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Tax ($158,000 * 35%)               <u>    (55.300)  </u>

Net income                                   102,700

Cash dividends                           <u>  (30,000)  </u>

Addition to retained earnings   <u>   72,700  </u>

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Therefore, Net income is $107,200, and addition to retained earnings is $72,700.

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