Carmel Harrison runs Emerald Spa, a business providing women-only hairdressing, beauty, relaxation massage, and counselling services in a small tourist town. Ninety percent of the clients using the beauty and massage services at Emerald Spa are weekend visitors to the town, but 80 percent of the hairdressing and counselling clients are locals. The massage therapist and counsellor have formal qualifications and are registered with the medical authorities, allowing clients to claim the cost of the service with their private health insurer if an appropriate receipt is provided when the client pays. Emerald Spa has just opened another branch of the business in a town 100 kilometres away, and there are plans for a third branch to be opened next year. Carmel has been very busy establishing the new branch, and she relies on staff in each office to run the day-to- day operations, including ordering supplies and banking receipts. In addition, the branch manager organizes the staff and authorizes their time sheets. Carmel makes the payments for rent, power, salaries, and large items of expenditure, such as furniture purchases. Which of the following are examples of transactions that would most likely occur at Emerald Spa? Cash receipts from customers for services Intercompany transactions between the branch locations Reimbursement from health insurance companies for counselling and massage services Credit purchases of supplies, such as oils and hair products Electronic funds transfers to pay wages Cheque payments for rent, electricity, furniture purchases, insurances, tax remittances, and advertising Payment of dividends o Collection of accounts receivable from customers for services