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telo118 [61]
3 years ago
12

During the recent economic downturn, your community has experienced unemployment rates of approximately 9%. What can be done to

mitigate the effects of the financial impact to your organization
Business
1 answer:
svlad2 [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Reducing the expenditures of the organization by cutting the cost in order to balance or be stable in the economic depression is the most important strategy so far.

Explanation:

Remedies to mitigate the effects of the financial impact to your organization caused due to economic downturn:

Reducing the expenditures of the organization by cutting the cost in order to balance or be stable in the economic depression is the most important strategy so far. Let's see how.

As we know the basic formula of financial management.

Financial Statement = Income + Expenditure.

Obviously, in the time of economic downturn or depression, the first thing and the most important thing is to cutting the unnecessary cost. To be in financial equilibrium, organization has to reduce its manpower. Reduce the defects as much as possible. Reduce wastage as much as possible. Lower the utility bills by reducing the use of unnecessary devices. Promotion of human resources and benefits plus bonuses must be held in abeyance in this difficult time. In this whole scenario, group leaders and higher authorities playing the role of leaders of the organization has the utmost responsibility to bring their employees and staff in confidence.  As a result, organization will undoubtedly survive the wave of depression in the long run.

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8. Union dues                     $2,250

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To record the payroll accrual.

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4. Social security tax         $25,800

5. Medicare tax                   $6,450

6. Income tax withheld    $109,700

7. Medical insurance         $14,800

8. Union dues                     $2,250

10. Salaries Payable        $271,000

Credit Cash Account                          $430,000

To record the payment of the payroll.

Explanation:

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1. At regular rate                      $365,500

2. At overtime rate                       64,500

3. Total earnings                        430,000

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4. Social security tax      25,800

5. Medicare tax                6,450

6. Income tax withheld 109,700

7. Medical insurance     14,800

8. Union dues                 2,250

9. Total deductions                  159,000

10. Net amount paid                271,000

Accounts debited:

11. Factory Wages 227,900

12. Sales Salaries    116,100

13. Office Salaries  86,000

1. At regular rate = 3. Total earnings - 2. At overtime rate

= $430,000 - 64,500

= $365,500

3. Total earnings = 9. Total deductions + 10. Net amount paid

= $159,000  +  271,000

= $430,000

8. Union dues = 9. Total deductions - other deductions from 4 to 7.

= $159,000 - (25,800 + 6,450 + 109,700 + 14,800)

= $2,250

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