You are the supervisor of a department of ten people. You’ve noticed that office supplies are being reordered quite frequently in the last year…more than double  what you ordered last year, yet you haven’t hired more employees in that time. Working late one night, you notice one of your employees leaving the office supply room with several reams of photocopy paper and a box of pens. She leaves the supply room and heads straight to her car, with the supplies. What should you do

Please do not give solution in image formate thanku. Birdie Masters is a successful chain of golf schools located in the southwestern United States. The company has been developing a new system that will automate all of the school’s operations and is about ready to begin the installation of the new system. Currently, the school locations are being run with a rather jumbled combination of manual and automated record keeping, and the intent of this new system is to rationalize and standardize the record keeping and improve reporting and analysis capabilities. The system also has a web-based component that is used by school students to check on classes, enroll in classes and lessons, and monitor progress.   Because the winter golf season is approaching, activity at the golf schools is expected to increase soon, and management would like to have the new system in place. Discuss the conversion options that Birdie Masters should consider. What is your recommended conversion strategy? Explain…

In the process of closing the company books, you encounter a problematic transac- tion. One of the company’s customers was invoiced twice for the same project materials, resulting in a $1,000 overcharge. You immediately notify the controller, whose response is, “Let it go, it happens often. It’ll probably balance out on some future transaction.” What should you do now?

The formula to determine tax payable is: a) Income before income tax expense (From the income tax return) multiplied by the income tax rate. b) Income before income tax expense (From the income tax statement) multiplied by the income tax rate. c) Taxable income (from the income tax return) multiplied by the income tax rate. d) Taxable income (from the income statement) multiplied by the income tax rate.