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Oliga [24]
3 years ago
12

Petty cash is disbursed by Manuela Luisina in the Cashier's Office. Manuela also maintains records of disbursements, places requ

ests to the Finance Department to replace expended funds, and periodically reconciles the petty cash balance. This represents a(n) ________ segregation of duties.
Business
1 answer:
zhenek [66]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Ineffective

Explanation:

Handling many job roles at the same time is one of the greatest way to be ineffective in them. When you have someone to do so many task at the same time they won't perform their best in any of the task or all of the task and would struggle most times and could wear out.

Manuela Luisina is handling so much at Petty cash which makes the segregation of duties ineffective

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Income Statement  

Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Profit   15,800.00  

 

Balance Sheet  

Assets  

Cash   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Total   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Capital & Liabilities  

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Loan                           34,000.00  

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<u> Operating Activities</u>  

Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Net Flow   15,800.00  

<u>Investing Activities</u>  

NIL    

<u>Financing Activities</u>  

Loan   34,000.00  

Opening Cash          NIL

Net Cashflow          <u>49,800 </u>

Closing Cash   <u> 49,800.00</u>  

     

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Revenue    50,000.00  

Cost of Sales   27,700.00  

Operating Expenses <u>4,000.00</u>  

Profit               <u>18,300.00</u>  

 

Balance Sheet    

Assets    

Cash    47,000.00  

Inventory          5,300.00  

          <u>                  </u>

Total   <u> 52,300.00</u>  

Capital & Liabilities    

Retained Earnings    18,300.00  

Loan    <u>34,000.00</u>  

Total    <u>52,300.00</u>  

 

Cashflow Statement    

Operating Activities    

Revenue    50,000.00  

Operating Costs   31,700.00  

Working Capital      5,300.00  

<em>Net Flow    13,000.00</em>  

Investing Activities    

NIL      

Financing Activities    

Loan    34,000.00  

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Net Cashflow           <u>47,000</u>  

Closing Cash    <u> 47,000.00</u>  

     

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Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Profit   15,800.00  

 

Balance Sheet  

Assets  

Cash   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Total   <u>49,800.00</u>  

Capital & Liabilities  

Retained Earnings   15,800.00  

Loan                           34,000.00  

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<u> Operating Activities</u>  

Revenue   44,000.00  

Salary   28,200.00  

Net Flow   15,800.00  

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<u>Financing Activities</u>  

Loan   34,000.00  

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Closing Cash   <u> 49,800.00</u>  

     

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Operating Costs   31,700.00  

Working Capital      5,300.00  

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