In this module, you will continue submitting work on your project. List three scholarly peer reviewed references you plan to use. These can be guidelines, scholarly articles, or other evidence-based sources written within the last five years. Along with this list include one to two sentences explaining how you plan to use them in your project. Submit the three resources in APA format. This reference list is not all inclusive; you may have to add or discard resources as your project progresses. Your references on your reference page must match your in text citations. See the resources below to assist you with this assignment. How do I find scholarly/peer-reviewed nursing articles? Avoiding Plagiarism - Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing Resources In-text citations How to format your APA paper
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Review the four financial statements discussed in Chapter 1. Then answer the following questions in your initial response:
Word Count: 175- to 265-words. Use your own thoughts, experience and viewpoint of the readings. Do not copy from the internet.
APA Formatting: Use citations where appropriate and list references. All citations and references, if used, must be in APA format. Only 15% of the content can be source material. If you write in your own words, only the reference is required.
In: Accounting
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ECO 102/103 RUBRIC
In: Economics
You have been invited to speak to a group of parents during the Family Day of Cemerlang High School on the following topic:
Social media has become increasingly popular amongst teenagers. What risks do sharing personal information on social media websites have and how can we combat them?
Write the speech that you will be making to the parents. Provide two (2) main risks that sharing personal information on social media have and two (2) ways we can combat them.
It is important for you to cite and quote appropriately. Remember to list your sources on the References Page at the end of your article. You should also use these references when you do in-text citations in your answer. You must have at least 4 in –text citations and references for this question. Use the APA Style of referencing.
In: Operations Management
TOPIC : Write a report (800 words) that gives an example of sustainability in the IT industry or how IT can be used to make other industries or life in general more sustainable. The report should be no longer than two sides of A4. UWE Harvard referencing must be used.
This report should detail a sustainability issue related to the IT industry. It can be how IT can be used in other industries to improve sustainability. It can follow on from work done during the induction week at UWE. Correct research and citations are to be used. Marks will be given for the student demonstrating an understanding of the subject and using correct citation and referencing. Marks will be given for:
Understanding the subject
References (must be peer reviewed journals)
Citations
Grammar and spelling
Structure (sensible headings and sub-headings)
Correct terminology
3rd Person
Flows nicely
can anyone help me with this ?
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International Standard in Auditing 560(ISA560) “Subsequent
Events”, stipulates that some subsequent events will result in
adjusting the financial statements while are non-adjusting.
Required
Explain what makes some events, Adjusting while others Non
adjusting items
II) For each of the following items, assume that the partner is
expressing an opinion on Lafarge’ financial statements for the year
ended December 31, 2018; that he completed fieldwork on January 21,
2019; and that he now is preparing his opinion to accompany the
financial statements. In each item, a subsequent event is
described. This event was disclosed to the partner either in
connection with his review of subsequent events or after the date
on which the auditor has obtained sufficient appropriate audit
evidence. Each of the five items is independent of the other.
1. A large account receivable from KCM (material to financial
statement presentation) was considered fully collectible at
December 31, 2018. However KCM has been put under liquidation so,
it is unlikely that the account will be paid.
2. The tax court ruled in favour of the company on January 25,
2019. Litigation involved deductions claimed on the 2012 and 2013
tax returns. In accrued taxes payable, Lafarge had provided for the
full amount of the potential disallowances. The Zambia Revenue
Authority will not appeal the tax court’s ruling.
3. Lafarge’s Manufacturing Division, whose assets constituted 45
percent of total assets at December 31, 2018, was sold on February
1, 2019. The new owner assumed the bonded indebtedness associated
with this property.
4. On January 15, 2019, BDO, a major investment adviser, issued a
negative report on Lafarge’s long-term prospects. The market price
of Lafarge’s common stock subsequently declined by 40
percent.
5. At its January 5, 2019, meeting, Lafarge’s board of directors
voted to increase substantially the advertising budget for the
coming year and authorized a change in advertising agencies.
Required
Describe the effect, any of each of the following subsequent events
will have on December, 31, 2018 financial statement further
describe the audit tests that the auditor should do. (You may
present the answers in the following format)
Item Number
Effect on the financial Statement
Audit Test
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In: Accounting
Identify one or more firms and how their behavior affects the market structure of the market they are in. (behavior examples: limit pricing, non-competitiveness, advertising, etc) OR show how market structure affects a firm's behavior giving example(s) of a firm and the behavior. Explain in a minimum of 5-8 paragraphs (500-900 words).
Any market structure (Monopoly, Monopolistic competition, perfect competition, oligopoly) would work. The purpose of the exercise is to demonstrate that firm behavior affects market structure and market structure can affect firm behavior. PREFERRED DEADLINE: APRIL 16th 2018
In: Economics
Based on the Novel The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks using the discussion on the American Nurses Association’s Definition of Ethical Principles based on the 1990 Self Determination Act
Ethical Principles
Autonomy
Beneficence
Non maleficence
Fidelity
Justice
Paternalism
Ethical Theories
Ethical Relativism
Feminist Theory
Deontology
Utilitarianism
Apply how ethical principle were misused.
Discuss ethical theories as it applies to Henrietta and family.
Explore current research that would impact the ethical dilemmas which occurred during and after Henrietta’s life and discuss how these dilemmas would be managed in 2018.
What is the DNP relevance
In: Nursing
Pixie, Inc. began 2018 with the following balances in deferred
tax accounts:Deferred Tax AssetsDTA -Valuation AllowanceDeferred
Tax Liabilities$180,000 (DR)$10,000 (CR)$120,000 (CR)The deferred
tax asset resulted from $600,000 of unearned revenue that was
received in 2017, but will be earned for financial reporting
purposes evenly across the next three years (2018, 2019, and 2020).
The deferred tax liability resulted from the financial accounting
bases of depreciable assets exceeding the tax bases of depreciable
assets by $400,000 due to excess MACRS depreciation over
straight-line in previous years. Pre-tax accounting income in
2018and 2019is $280,000 and $300,000, respectively and includes
non-taxable municipal bond interest of $80,000 in both 2018and
2019. During 2018MACRS (tax) depreciation exceeded straight-line
(financial) depreciation by $110,000. In2019, the timing difference
related to depreciation began to reverse in that MACRS depreciation
was $70,000 less than straight-line depreciation. In2018, Pixie
recognized $80,000 in installment revenue as part of pretax
financial accounting income, but the money will not be received and
taxable until 2019. Pixie also incurred a $40,000 fine in 2018for
an EPA violation which was recognized as an expense for financial
reporting purposes. At the end of 2018, management estimated that
the DTA –Valuation Allowance account should have a balance of 10%
of the Deferred Tax Asset balance. Pixie management decided that at
the end of 2019, the valuation allowance should be 5% of the
Deferred Tax Asset balance.The tax rate was 30% for 2017and 2018,
but during 2018Congress changed the applicable tax rate to 21% for
2019and all subsequent years. In the event of a net operating loss,
use the new tax rule under the TCJA related to NOLs: NOL carry
forward and 80% limitation.
Required:
(a)Calculate taxable income for 2018and 2019.
(b)Calculate the balances in Deferred Tax Asset, Deferred Tax
Liabilities, and DTA -Valuation Allowance as of 12/31/18and
12/31/19.
(c)Determine Income Tax Expense or Benefit for 2018and 2019.
(d)Record the journal entries for income tax recognition that would
be made as of the end of 2018and 2019.
(e)Calculate the effective tax rates for 2018and 2019.
(f)Prepare the bottom of the income statement for Pixie just for
2018, beginning with ‘Income before Income Taxes’ –you do not need
to separate income tax expense or benefit into current and
non-current portions.
In: Accounting
. The Balance sheet reveals the firm's assets, liabilities and owners' equity (net worth). But the cash position of the company also forms a very prominent position in order to know the liquidity of the company. The balance sheet items (in OMR) are taken from Magrib Ltd. for the years 2018 and 2019 respectively:
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2019 |
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Assets |
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Furniture, Equipment and buildings |
100,060 |
81,040 |
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Current Assets |
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Inventory |
29,300 |
14,480 |
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Sundry debtors |
12,750 |
15,870 |
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Bank |
22,760 |
9,950 |
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Short term loan |
12,750 |
15,870 |
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Total Assets |
177,620 |
137,210 |
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Equity and Liabilities |
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Capital and Reserves |
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Ordinary Share Capital |
70,000 |
50,000 |
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Revaluation reserves |
10,000 |
7,000 |
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Share Premium |
11,000 |
7,000 |
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Retained Earnings |
25,700 |
17,240 |
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116,700 |
81,240 |
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Non-Current Liabilities |
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12% Long term loan |
5,250 |
10,500 |
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Current Liabilities |
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Sundry creditors |
17,900 |
14,920 |
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Proposed Dividend |
10,500 |
7,500 |
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Taxation |
27,270 |
23,050 |
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55,670 |
45,470 |
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Total Equity and Liabilities |
177,620 |
137,210 |
Additional Information
Interest paid on long term loan was RO1950 during the year
Depreciation on the non-current Asset was RO 7440
Building with a book value of RO11,580 was sold for a loss of RO1400 during the year
In: Accounting