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    analyze the cost structure of certain transactions and play a strong role in the strategy formulation of mergers & acquisitions, for example. Other responsibilities of accountants include such activities as managing information systems, tracking financial performance, and assessing tax strategies. Accounting is an exciting career path that affords various opportunities in terms of career direction. One can enter the field of auditing, progress into taxation, or transition into management

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    Fashion Forward Welcome to Fashion Forward Inc., the premier online fashion warehouse! We are pleased to have you as a new team member and strive to provide our employees a safe and productive work atmosphere. You have been selected from a large pool of applicants because we believe you have what it takes to enhance our team; not only with your skills and training, but with your attitude and personality as well. While Fashion Forward Inc.’s success depends on high quality products, it relies

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    Motivation to Cooperate, Deceive, or Provide Misinformation Intelligence community experts find themselves disbursed with information that does not address National Security issues. The act of deceiving, misleading, or lack of cooperation caused by a person(s) of interest impacts the work of trained professional, with the sole purpose of gathering information for the sake of National Security . During information gathering, for the benefit of situational awareness and national security intelligence

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    Evidence-based decision making could have been used to avoid this disaster. Evidence-based decision making is when the best available data and evidence are used when making management decisions (Kanicki & Kreitz, 2010). Had this process been utilized and the biases avoided, the companies would have realized through research and data that a possible disaster is imminent if actions are not corrected. By using EBDM, the five step model would have prevented the disaster by using evidence to make decisions

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    a. I think there should be 3 situations to solve. 1) there is a legal obligation to use reasonable care. Michael has a legal obligation to protect others from harm. This also includes the legal responsibility of the Ed. Michael should have been aware of the existence of Ed, should not be dismissed without the first position. Meet the first requirement. (2) failing to perform the duties. Michael quickly fired his rifle into the bushes, but did not determine whether the Ed and the deer had caused

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    Audit Research Introduction Accounting and management are the major pillars of an organization that contributes to the country’s economy. Introduction of AICPA Code of Professional Conduct helps in controlling the business operation especially in the accounting and management departments. Accounting and management fraud have been experienced whereby through corruption or other means, entrusted managers and accountants tend to be selfish in undertaking their duties. These factors are well addressed

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    Hooplah Inc

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    Hooplah, Inc. R1. (a) It is acceptable to use the same set of samples when testing both controls, as each “transaction” should pass through all of the controls in a business process. It becomes more efficient to test the same set, because the audit team could request a comprehensive documents package from the client. The sample size table in Appendix A indicates that a sample size of 58 is acceptable for the first control, but the higher estimated population deviation rate for the second control

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    client intents to deliver this information primarily to the third party. In this case the CPA was not aware of the name of any third party user, but knew the end users would be investors, he knew that it would be used for an IPO since he audited the financials used in the registration statement. As a result, a judge would must likely find the CPA liable, however since he did not know the names of the third party, that can serve as a defense. For the second part of the engagement, investors who lost money

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    Project management

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    Lecture 7 A cost estimate is a prediction of the likely cost of the resources that will be required to complete all of the work of the project High level formulas are good for selecting a project but not for managing one. First step on budgeting: cost estimate is allocated to packages Second Step: budget of every package is distributed over the duration of the work project TBC: Total Budgeted Cost Analogous estimate: uses previous projects to predict the cost Parametric estimate: model is

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    Use of Standardized Testing: In the past several years, standardized testing has been increasingly used as the most meaningful method for evaluating students but is it accurate indicator of student performance? Standardized testing can be described as the use of tests that are managed, scored, and understood in a predetermined, standard way. There are two main kinds of standardized tests that are widely used in schools i.e. standardized aptitude and standardized achievement tests. The aptitude

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