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Rina8888 [55]
2 years ago
10

What are the implications in formal communication to managers at a workplace

Business
1 answer:
Nimfa-mama [501]2 years ago
7 0

Formal communication ensures a proper channel of information flow between the superior and their corresponding subordinates. This results in a clear establishment of line of authority and workflow. Making responsibilities clear for subordinates is very efficient in this form of communication.

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1. T-accounts:

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Date         Accounts Titles            Debit      Credit

Aug. 1      Common stock           $6,500

Aug. 2     Prepaid Insurance                       $2,100

Aug. 5     Office supplies                                 880

Aug. 20   Photography Fees        3,331

Aug. 31    Utilities                                             675

Aug. 31    Balance                                       $6,176

Common Stock

Date         Accounts Titles            Debit      Credit

Aug. 1       Cash                                           $6,500

Aug. 1       Photography Equipment           33,500

Aug. 31     Balance                       $40,000

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Date         Accounts Titles            Debit      Credit

Aug. 1      Common stock           $33,500

Prepaid Insurance

Date         Accounts Titles            Debit      Credit

Aug. 2      Cash                             $2,100

Office Supplies

Date         Accounts Titles            Debit      Credit

Aug. 4      Cash                                $880

Photography Fees

Date         Accounts Titles            Debit      Credit

Aug. 20    Cash                                             $3,331

Utilities

Date         Accounts Titles            Debit      Credit

Aug. 31     Cash                             $675

2. Pose-for-Pics

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Cash                           $6,176

Common stock                          $40,000

Equipment                33,500

Prepaid Insurance      2,100

Office supplies             880

Photography Fees                        3,331

Utilities expense          675

Totals                    $43,331      $43,331

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