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Is column pressure approximately constant \({ }^{*}\) for the following problems: a. Column operating at nominal pressure \(\mathrm{p}=1.0 \mathrm{~atm}\) with 10 trays b. Column operating at nominal...
Specifications for a distillation column similar to Figure 3-8 cannot include all three flow rates F, D, and B. Why not? H. y. Vin -+-1 Qc F2 hp(TF) 1 V2L1 Vj+4 f Lo xo Vkk kk-1 VN+1 N B(Xehe D. XD D...
There are ways in which columns can be specified other than those listed in Tables 3-1 to 3-3. a. Develop alternative specifications for design problems. b. Develop alternative specifications for...
In the paragraph immediately before Example 3-1, the following sentence occurs: " \(\mathrm{Q}_{\mathrm{c}}\) is proportional to \((1+\mathrm{L} / \mathrm{D}) \mathrm{F}\), and...
A common misconception of new graduates is that reflux is usually a saturated liquid. In practice, if the reflux needs to be pumped, the reflux is always subcooled. Explain why. (Note: We will see in...
We flash distill a mixture that is \(24.1 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) ethane, \(39.7 \mathrm{~mol} \% \mathrm{n}\)-hexane, and \(36.2 \mathrm{~mol} \% \mathrm{n}\)-heptane. If \(\mathrm{p}_{\text {drum...
We flash distill a mixture that is \(5.0 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) methane, \(12.3 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) ethane, 11.5 \(\mathrm{mol} \%\) n-butane, \(22.2 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) n-pentane, \(25.4 \mathrm{~mol}...
We flash distill a mixture that is \(28.1 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) n-butane, \(42.8 \mathrm{~mol} \% \mathrm{n}\)-pentane, and \(29.1 \mathrm{~mol} \% \mathrm{n}\)-heptane. \(\mathrm{T}_{\text {drum...
To explore what happens if a nonvolatile component is in the feed to a flash distillation, modify Figure 2-B2 to add \(37.5 \mathrm{kmol} / \mathrm{h}\) of a nonvolatile component to the feed. a....
Develop a spreadsheet to solve problem 2.D13, parts b and c. Use Eq. (2-28). (Note: The easiest approach to solving this problem is to develop a spreadsheet similar to Figures 2-B2 and run the...
Computing FICA taxes Refer to QS 9-1 What amount must Nouris employer withhold from Nouris pay for Social Security (6.2%) taxes and Medicare (1.45%) taxes? QS 9-1: Compute gross pay for each of the...
Computing FICA taxes A self-employed worker earned \($47,000\) during the year, The FICA tax for Social Security is 6.2% and the FICA tax for Medicare is 1.45%. How much should this worker pay for...
Record employer payroll taxes Major Co. has five employees, each of whom earns \($2,500\) per month and has been employed since January 1. FICA Social Security taxes are 6.2% of the first \($94,200\)...
Computing withholdings Dextra Computings payroll register reports that Ramesh Jains cumulative earnings before this pay period were \($98,000\). Ramesh earned \($1,240\) this pay period. Ramesh is...
Computing FICA taxes An employee earned \($3,450\) for the current period. Calculate the total and individual amounts to be withheld for Social Security (6.2%), Medicare (1.45%), and federal income...
Journalize payroll transactions Refer to QS 9-6. Prepare the journal entries to pay the March 31 payroll, assuming Major Co. uses a special payroll bank account QS 9-6: Record employer payroll taxes...
Why must action be taken on a deficiency but not necessarily on a suggestion for improvement?
Are the following matters recommendations to correct deficiencies or suggestions to improve otherwise acceptable conditions? a. Use copy of the purchase order as a receiving memorandum. b. Have the...
Give an illustration for each of the following types of deficiencies. Do not give any of the illustrations shown in this chapter. a. An unsatisfactory system, b. An action taken improperly, c. A...
Contrast insignificant, minor, and major deficiency findings.
If one random human error is insignificant and one each of many random human errors is also insignificant, how should the latter be treated in reports to management?
How should insignificant deficiencies be reported?
Internal auditors should be concerned with improving conditions but they should not demand perfection. Why?
Explain why internal auditors, rather than executive management, operating management, or the systems and procedures people, should follow up on corrective action.
What benefits accrue from reporting deficiency findings currently to management?
State whether the following statements describe conditions, standards, causes, effects, or recommendations. a. Supervisors were not reviewing employees' work to detect errors. b. Because the...
Identify each of the following findings as major, minor, or insignificant: a. The personnel department was not obtaining required approvals from the medical department for extensions ofprolonged...
Benzene-toluene equilibrium is often approximated as \(\alpha_{\mathrm{BT}}=2.34\). Generate the \(\mathrm{y}-\mathrm{x}\) diagram for this relative volatility. Compare your results with data in the...
What authority should internal auditors be accorded in terms of corrective action?
Describe the attributes of corrective action.
Ethylene glycol and water are flash distilled in a cascade of three drums connected as shown in the figure. All drums operate at 228 mm Hg. Feed is 40 mol% water. One-third of the feed is vaporized...
Pure water at a flow rate of \(1500 \mathrm{~kg} /\) minute at \(\mathrm{p}=5000 \mathrm{kPa}\) and \(\mathrm{T}=500 \mathrm{~K}\) is sent to an adiabatic flash system operating at \(\mathrm{p}=100...
Use a process simulator to solve Problem 2.D16. Do "what if?" simulations to see what happens to V/F and product compositions as temperature and/or pressure vary. Problem 2.D16. A feed that is 50.0...
Two feeds containing methanol and water are sent to the same flash drum. Feed 1 is \(20 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) methanol, \(F_{1}=150 \mathrm{kmol} / \mathrm{h}\), and \((V / F)_{1}=0.4\). Feed 2 is \(30...
Use the Peng-Robinson VLE correlation in Aspen Plus to solve Problem 2.D13, part \(\mathrm{b}\), except feed is a saturated liquid at 10.0 bar. Pressure is dropped to 6.0 bar in the flash drum....
Use a process simulator to solve the following flash distillation problem. Feed is \(2 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) methane, \(30 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) n-butane, \(47 \mathrm{~mol} \% \mathrm{n}\)-pentane, and...
One \(\mathrm{kmol} / \mathrm{s}\) of a feed containing \(20 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) furfural, \(75 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) water, and \(5 \mathrm{~mol} \%\) ethanol at \(105^{\circ} \mathrm{C}\) and 3.0 bar...
An internal auditor's statement, "I personally counted the cash," is an example of which kind of evidence? a. Circumstantial. b. Direct. c. Primary. d. Secondary. e. Corroborative.
To audit operations for efficiency, an internal auditor should have available: a. A procedures manual. b. Performance standards. c. Volume statistics. d. Flowcharts. e. An organization chart.
In testing the internal controls over accounts receivable, the internal auditor should determine whether: a. Noncash credits are properly authorized. b. The general ledger and subsidiary ledger aid...
What results are being achieved? What is the chronological order in which the above questions should be answered? a. 3-1-2 b. 1-3-2 c. 3-2-1 d. 1-2-3 e. 2-3-1
Verification does not include: a. Corroboration. b. Confirmation. c. Comparison. d. Connotation. e. All of the above.
When the auditor seeks to determine whether purchase orders were properly approved, were issued in compliance with competitive bidding procedures, and were prepared in time to prevent production...
The first step an internal auditor should take in performing a management study to help the director of marketing determine the optimum allocation of advertising budget to company products is to: a....
Field work may be defined as: a. Measuring and evaluating the adequacy and effectiveness of internal controls. b. Developing deficiency findings. c. Gathering data for the internal audit report. d....
A test designed to achieve a sample reliability that would withstand criticism is directed toward: a. Sufficiency. b. Relevance. c. Competence d. Documentation. e. None of the above
Documentary evidence includes: a. Flowcharts. b. Audit conclusions. c. Receiving memorandums. d. Work sheets showing the results of tests. e. Records of interviews.
Which of the following statements is hearsay? a. "I did it." b. 'T saw him do it." c. "He told me he did it." d. "I know who did it." e. "I don't know who did it."
The internal auditor for a pharmaceutical manufacturer was reviewing the accounts receivable activities. The auditor ascertained that controls provided reasonable assurance that: 1. Sales are billed...
In terms of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, internal auditors are responsible for: a. Determining whether systems of control comply with the requirements of the Act. b. Seeing that...
Your company uses all manner of lifting equipment in its shops. The equipment includes overhead cranes, hoists, and various slings and cables. An EDP printout lists all the 15,000 items of equipment...
When a supplier's parts or components fail on the production line, they are examined by a review committee made up of production, inspection, and procurement people. If the failure is considered to...
During the audit at a manufacturing plant, the following facts relative to a particular raw material inventory are disclosed: 1. The quantity on hand is equal to six months production requirements....
Controlled tests of a manual system call for the deliberate introduction of false or inaccurate documents into the system to determine whether the system or the people operating it will detect the...
You have been conducting an internal audit of the various operations of a subsidiary of your organization. During your audit, your survey and tests disclosed that under cost reimbursement...
What are the dangers of making an audit without an adequate preliminary survey?
Give three benefits of the split-page questionnaire.
What is the essence of a good preliminary survey?
List five questions the preliminary survey can answer for internal auditors.
Describe a walk-through and point out its benefits.
What steps could the internal auditor take to save time when assigned to audit an off-site location?
What hazards are Ukely to result from the following violations of good management control? a. Accounts payable not kept current with changes in purchase order terms. b. Marketing personnel are...
Using Courtney's risk assessment method, estimate the annual cost of risks under the following circumstances: Amount Frequency \($10,000\) Once in 3 years 1,000,000 Once in 30 years
What are the hazards when accounts payable personnel pay invoices on executive approvals?
If a manager is doing an inept job of managing, that matter should be included in the formal audit report. Comment.
You were recently appointed internal auditor for a private college. Your first assignment is to appraise the adequacy and effectiveness of the student registration procedures. You have completed your...
When a shipment is made, the Shipping Department prepares a shipping order form in three copies. The first copy is sent out with the goods to the customer as a packing slip, the second copy is...
Why is it necessary to identify the key objectives in developing the audit program?
What characterizes an audit at the managerial level and one at the compliance level?
What should the internal auditor include in an individual, tailor-made program?
When should an audit program be prepared? Why?
List five specific internal control measures you would expect to find in a well-controlled billing operation.
Some of the objectives of the accounts payable function may be regarded as making sure that (a) goods and services to be paid for have been received, (b) amounts billed are contractually authorized,...
What types of activities are good candidates for a pro forma program?
What would you consider to be the chief objectives of the following activities? a. Production b. Accounts Receivable c. Payroll d. Receiving e. Scrap f. Pricing g. Insurance h. Customer Service
Consider the following data for two products of Vigano Manufacturing. Activity Budgeted Cost Activity Driver Machine setup $ 1 7 , 0 0 0 ( 2 0 machine setups ) Parts handling 1 3 , 6 0 0 ( 1 6 , 0 0...
Programs prepared damming die audit tests: a. Best capture the flavor of die audit. b. Never need rewriting. c. Can be marred by gaps. d. Are the easiest to prepare. e. Both a. and d. above.
The internal audit program used for a previous audit of an organization or function should be: a. Discarded. b. Updated at the end of the next audit. c. Followed exactly during the next audit. d....
The internal audit program for an organization or function should be: a. Taken from a book of standard internal audit programs. b. Prepared before the preliminary survey. c. So devised that it can be...
Contrast audit objectives and audit steps. Give an example of each in terms of a purchasing function.
As they prepare their audit programs, auditors should keep in mind: a. The budgeted audit days of the prior job. b. Their vacation schedule. c. Their current budget. d. The final audit report. e. The...
All audit programs should be developed to determine whether: a. Management's objectives are being met. b. The general ledger and subsidiary ledger are in balance. c. There is a proper nil of ages in...
After the program has been prepared, it should be approved by: a. The supervisor of the prior audit. b. The manager of the audited department. c. The auditor's current supervisor. d. The auditor in...
To purge pro forma programs of error, they should be: a. Type written. b. Given a trial run. c. Reviewed by the audit department manager. d. Thoroughly proofread. e. Reviewed by the auditee.
Four audit modes are functional audits, organizational audits, management studies, and program audits. Give an example of each.
The six forms of field work are observing, questioning, analyzing, verifying, investigating, and evaluating. How would you use these concepts in an audit of stores containing miscellaneous small...
The four steps in making tests of transactions, as set forth in the text, are determining standards, defining the population, selecting a sample, and examining the sample transactions. How would they...
Describe tests of quality, cost, and schedule in an audit of plant maintenance.
What units of measurement and standards might an internal auditor employ in an audit ofautomobile maintenance?
What two factors does the term measurement, as used in the text, imply?
Earl Naismith, performing an audit of the receiving organization, called his supervisor. Rod Gray. "Rod," he said, "I've run into something that bothers me." "What is it?" asked Rod. "It's the 'not...
Which of the following is an audit step? a. Determine whether agreements wilt advertising agencies contain appropriate provisions. b. Trace agency\' billings for media service to underlying invoices...
Which of the following is an audit objective? a. To distribute EDP printouts to those with a need to know. b. To inquire of report recipients whether they use the EDP printouts. c. To verify the...
Which of the following is an objective of an operation? a. To assure the quality of materials produced. b. To compare materials with specifications. c. To determine whether materials meet standards....
Jackson Company manufactures computer keyboards. The budgeted sales price is $ 6 5 per keyboard, the variable costs are $ 2 7 per keyboard, and budgeted fixed costs are $ 1 4 0 0 0 . What is the...
ACCOUNTS: Land, Building and Other Accounts Date Year 2022 Item 8-Jun Organization fees paid to the state 16-Jun Land site and old building 30-Jun Corporate Organization costs 2-Jul Title clearance...
What principles of internal control are violated in a company where the bookkeeper deposits receipts, the buyer doubles as accounts payable clerk, and the inventory clerk authorizes inventory write...
Before setting out to obtain corrective action for deficient conditions, what questions should internal auditors ask themselves about the significance of their findings?
In making appraisals, how should internal auditors view the results of their tests?
What two elements must be present to invoke the "expert testimony rule "?
Why is hearsay evidence suspect?
What is evidence and why is it important to internal auditors?
What are indicators? What would be an indicator of the amount of receipts a hotel should report?
When an auditor is asked to perform a broad management study, what should be the content of the first presentation to management? '
What principles of internal control are violated when programmers are given unrestricted access to EDP operating equipment?
Why are the objectives of internal control satisfied if a buyer is permitted to negotiate prices but are not satisfied if he approves invoices for payment?
An internal auditor was assigned to the audit of a receiving operation. He found that no performance standards had been set. So he eliminated the test from his audit prograiu, since field work...
An exainple of internal accounting control is: a. Long-range planning b. Internal auditing c. A system of authorization and approval d. A statement of function and responsibility e. All of the above
What three circumstances have made it increasingly significant for the internal auditor to evaluate internal controls?
Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd . desires to buy a new crane and accessories to help move and install modular buildings. The machine sells for $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 and requires working capital of $ 2 0 , 1...
The director of internal auditing of a large corporation was asked by the audit committee of a company to provide written advice to their board of directors as to whether the company maintains its...
The chairman of the audit committee of the board of directors of your company says to you, "The U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 is causing me much concern. Its provisions are not precise....
A manager says to you: "Give me timely, accurate information on performance and that's all I need to exercise proper control. Information is synonymous with internal control." Comment.
Describe the change in the way internal control is regarded since Henri Fayol defined control.
You are the director of internal auditing in a broad-based organization. Operating personnel in manufacturing, procurement, and receiving have accused your internal auditors of tying their hands with...
In a large manufacturing organization supplying goods and services, several departments may be involved in the processing of customer complaints and the issuance of any resulting credit memos. Those...
In Mr. Martins math class there are 15 students out of which four will be selected to receive a special award. How many combinations of students can be selected
There are seven or more steps in a sales revenue cycle. Internal auditors expect to find one or more controls to assure performance of each step. One step is the acceptance of a customer's order....
Both internal and external auditors have a responsibility to study and evaluate internal control. Required: (a) Define internal control. (b) State the type of control that is concerned with the...
An appropriate internal control for the payroll function would be segregation of duties for distributing payroll checks and: a. Keeping records of absenteeism. b. Batch processing time cards. c....
Provide the reasons for the following criteria of internal control: Organization criteria : The individual to whom authority is delegated should be required to exercise that authority, but should...
Which of the following is the most important internal control procedure for acquisitions of property, plant, and equipment? a. Establishing a written company policy to distinguish between capital and...
Which of the following internal controls would most likely prevent payment of vendors' duplicate invoices? a. Cancelling invoices by means of a "Paid" stamp or perforation prior to approval. b....
Which of the following is least likely to be detected by an internal control system? a. Duplicate payments to suppliers. b. Deviations from written procedures. c. Fraudulent actions by an individual...
Organization charts of the activity being audited are useful to the internal auditor because they: a. Depict informal lines of communication. b. Provide good internal control. c. Ensure a proper...
Administrative control in an internal auditing department includes: a. Preparation of audit programs. b. Proper supervision of assistants. c. Maintenance of audit time records. d. Explanation of...
Internal control is enhanced when employees are placed on the payroll upon the approval of: a. The requesting department. b. The personnel department. c. The payroll department. d. Both a and b. e....
After preparing a flowchart of a local government's procurement system, an auditor should next: a. Select a random sample of transactions to audit. b. Identify the control points. c. Prepare a report...
Good internal control is provided when wage and salary advances for vacation are approved by: a. The section supervisor. b. The department manager. c. The payroll department. d. All of the above. e....
Good internal control over the receipt of material requires: a. Detailed quantity checks by the using department. b. Package counts at the receiving dock. c. Sample inspections for quality. d. All of...
The auditor, in recommending controls, should always consider the cost of the control in relation to the risk. Which of the following controls best reflects this philosophy with respect to a large...
The practice that would most likely improve inventory control would be: a. To investigate thoroughly all significant inventory adjustments. b. To write off inventory adjustments to general profit and...
Accounting for Shares Later Waterport sold an additional 16,300 shares and purchased 3,100 more treasury shares. Required: Determine the number of issued and outstanding shares.
You are making an audit of the marketing branch. You find that your company has embarked on a program to penetrate the foreign market with its products. To do so it has hired an agent living and...
Internal auditing is an important part of an organization's system of internal control. Required: (1) List three major objectives of internal control. (2) For each of the objectives listed in 1,...
The Gordon Manufacturing Company produces farm equipment. Its sales were about \($50,000,000\) last year. Ingrid Austin has been an internal auditor at Gordon for three years. She has an MBA degree...
What would be your response to the statement that internal auditing organizations should include only CPAs or people with accounting experience?
What are some reasons for a formal charter for internal auditors ^thin a company?
What actions are required of internal auditors who suspect fraud? What responsibility do internal auditors owe to the public in the event they encounter fraud in high places in their organization?
To which person or persons in an organization should the director of internal auditing be responsible?
What do you consider to be the major objective of internal auditing?
Discuss three factors that internal audit sup)ervisors should consider when overseeing staff auditors on internal audit assignments.
If internal auditors in a corporation have unrestricted access to all of its operations, how could they successfully respond to the assertion that they should be held responsible for the prevention...
Contrast efficiency, economy, and effectiveness. Give examples.
What assurances should directors of internal auditing have so that their independence cannot be successfully questioned?
What are the responsibilities of an internal auditor with respect to deficiency findings that have been reported to management? How do these responsibihties squaie vvitli the auditor's role as staff...
The U. S. Civil Service Commission has decreed that applicants for auditing positions in the federal government are excused from taking a written examination if: a. They are Certified Internal...
The CIA Code of Ethics varies from the Code affecting all members of The Institute in that the CIA Code: a. Does not require upholding Institute standards. b. States that it applies to both men and...
The 1976 Statement of Responsibilities was rewritten to: a. Make certain substantive changes. b. Change "service to management" to "service to the organization." c. Conform with the Standards for the...
The 1971 Statement of Responsibilities of Internal Auditors states that internal auditing: a. "... may also deal with matters of an operating nature." b. Provides for "the review of accounting,...
Your company's management is considering a proposal which would require the internal auditors to participate in collecting the bids and controlling the competitive bidding practices in the purchasing...
The purposes of the Standards for tJie Professional Practice of Internal Auditing are to: a. Unify internal auditing throughout the world. b. Promote the recognition of internal auditing as a...
Ian Austin is a certified internal auditor working for the ABC Life Insurance Company. Ian is energetic, ambitious, helpful, and competent. His energies do not seem completeh' tapped by undeniably...
You are a CIA and the director of internal auditing in a publicly held manufacturing corporation, Conrod, which deals in consumer products. The company has developed a new line of baby carriages....
Modern internal auditing has been referred to as simply a state of mind. Comment.
Jrme Kerviel joined the French bank, Socit Gnrale (SocGen), in 2000 at the age of twenty-three as part of its systems personnel in its back office. In 2005, he became a junior derivatives trader with...
Do you believe the terms internal auditor and internal auditing best describe their modern functions? If not, what terms would you recommend? Is the label ofa function that significant?
To what circumstances would you attribute the expanding role of modern internal auditing?
What is the significant change incorporated into the 1971 Statement of Responsibilities of the Internal Auditor? Do you think that the excerpt quoted in the text can be further improved? How?
The internal auditor has been called "the eyes and ears of management." What impression does that phrase convey to you?
Which of the se audit objectives are directed toward compliance? toward efficiency? toward effectiveness? a. To find out whether payments to creditors are managed so as to best conserve the company's...
Contrast the objectives of: a. The classic, financially oriented internal auditor. b. The modern internal auditor. c. The public accountant. d. The efficiency expert (engineer).
Determining whether 16-pound stationery stock can replace 20-pound stock relates to: a. Effectiveness. b. Economy. c. Efficiency. d. Compliance. e. Propriety.
Internal auditing is a tenn which includes: a. Management auditing. b. Operational auditing. c. Comprehensive auditing. d. All of the above. e. None of the above
The internal auditor's concern about fraud within tlie enterprise: a. Is the same as that of the external auditor. b. Involves matters of financial materiality only. c. Relates to what the fraud, big...
Since internal auditors are experts in controls, they should have the authority: a. To develop accounting systems. b. Direct accounting personnel to make corrections and adjustments. c. Order changes...
An employee earned \($50,000\) during the year. FICA tax for social security is 6.2% and FICA tax for Medicare is 1.45%. The employees share of FICA taxes is a. Zero, since the employees pay exceeds...
Modern internal auditing determines whether: a. Procedures are complied with. b. The procedures themselves are appropriate. c. Things are done right. d. The rights things are done. e. All of the...
An employee worked 48 hours in the last weekly pay period. She is paid a normal wage of \($12\) per hour and is paid one and one-half times her normal hourly wage for all hours worked beyond 40...
Which of the following taxes is not withheld from employees pay? a. Social security taxes. b. Unemployment taxes. . Federal income taxes. d. State income taxes. e. Medicare taxes.
A company uses a special bank account to pay its payroll. If total gross pay for a pay period was \($3,500\) and total net pay for the same period was \($2,750,\) the journal entry to pay the payroll...
A single employee claiming 4 withholding allowances earns \($710\) per week. If she is paid weekly, what amount will be withheld from her pay for federal income tax withholdings? (Use the withholding...
What are examples of items employees might voluntarily choose to have deducted from their pay?
What is the current maximum annual level of salary used to compute an employees Social Security taxes?
You borrow money on a self liquidating installment loan (equal payments at the end of each year, each payment is part principal part interest) Loan amount Interest Rate Life Date of Loan $618,000...
What risks do payroll activities pose for employers?
What are employee earnings records? Why do employers maintain employee earnings records?
Give three examples of common payroll fraud schemes that are costly to employers.
Why are some cash payments made from a petty cash fund, and not by check?
What procedures can an employer use to control payroll fraud?
What is a bank statement?
Identify at least two results of reimbursing a petty cash fund.
Why should a petty cash fund be reimbursed at the end of an accounting period?
List at least three items affecting the book balance side of a bank reconciliation and indicate whether the items are added or subtracted.
List at least two items affecting the bank balance side of a bank reconciliation and indicate whether the items are added or subtracted.
Why do we reconcile the bank statement balance of cash and the depositors book balance of cash?
What is the meaning of the phrase to reconcile a bank balance?
What is cost-based pricing?
What is design-to-value?
Analyzing internal control For each of these five separate cases, identify the basic control principle(s) that is violated. Recommend what the business should do for better control. 1. Lavina Company...
Prepare a bank reconciliation and record adjustments The following information is available to reconcile Severino Co.s book balance of cash with its bank statement cash balance as of December 31,...
Adriana Lopez receives the March bank statement for Success Systems on April 11, 2008. The March 31 bank statement shows an ending cash balance of \($86,896\). A comparison of the bank statement with...
Prepare a bank reconciliation and record adjustments Shamara Systems Co. most recently reconciled its bank balance on April 30 and reported two checks outstanding at that time, No. 1771 for...
Key comparative figures ($ millions) for both Best Buy and Circuit City follow. Required Compute days sales uncollected for both companies for each of the two years shown. Comment on any trends for...
Refer to Best Buys financial statements in Appendix A to answer the following. 1. For both fiscal year-ends February 26, 2005, and February 28, 2004, identify the total amount of cash and cash...
Assume you are a salesperson for a small business. The owner of the business informs the sales staff that the days sales uncollected ratio is too high, and asks you for insight on how to reduce days...
On October 1, 2012, IKEA apologized for removing women from the photographs in the IKEA catalogs that were shipped to Saudi Arabia. IKEA is a Swedish company that was founded in 1943. It is now the...
Visit the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Website at cfenet.com. Review the cash frauds (refer to the 2006 Report to the Nation; see Fraud resource centerunder publicationsto the Nation)...
In 1995, Canadian native Maria Messina achieved one of the most sought-after career goals in the public accounting profession when she was promoted to partner with Deloitte & Touche, Chartered...
Days sales uncollected The following annual account balances are taken from Armour Sports at December 31. What is the change in the number of days sales uncollected between years 2007 and 2008?...
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