Category: Accounting

  • Module Two Income Assignment: Researching Taxability of Selected Cases

    Open the Module Two Income List found in the Supporting Materials section and select three cases to research. Use the Module Two Income Assignment Template found in the What to Submit section and enter the names of the selected cases by copy and pasting the title into the template row labelled Case Selected. Then, complete the table for each of the three cases you’ve selected. Do this for each case to demonstrate your application of the research process using the Tax Research Guide found in the Supporting Materials section to perform your research. Be sure to cite your sources as shown in the example, specifically the IRC location, and interpret your understanding of the IRC language.
    Based on your research, you will gauge your opinion of the tax position for each case and the confidence level followed by your interpretation of the IRC. You’ll also make suggestions or requests for further information, as needed.
    Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria for each of the three cases you choose to research:
    Identify the research topic using specific words to describe the intent. Include the following:
    Identify the area to be researched.
    Specify the approach to the research to determine taxability.
    Identify a primary source using the IRC section number that applies to the case research topic. Include the following:
    Use resources listed in supplemental materials
    Mirror the example on the template and cite the IRS code. Be specific.
    Identify a secondary source using the section of an IRS publication that clarifies the issue. Include one or more of the following:
    IRS publications
    IRS forms and instructions
    IRS articles
    Identify a supplemental source that describes the topic in plain language. Include one or more of the following:
    Professional organizations
    Professional articles
    State an opinion on whether income is taxable or nontaxable that is supported by research.
    Select a confidence level in the research. Choose high, medium, or low.
    Interpret the confidence level by connecting the research to the determination of taxability, making specific points. Include the following:
    Explain why the research topic is taxable or not based on research.
    Determine if additional information is needed to increase your confidence level.

  • “Refining the Final Internship Report: A Guide for Accounting Students” Introduction As an accounting student, I have been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to intern at a non-profit private school in their accounting department. Throughout my internship, I have

    I’m an accounting student who is training at a non-profit private school in the accounting department and I’m looking for an experienced tutor on StudyPool who can assist me in refining my final internship report. The ideal helper
    should have expertise in Accounting
    General Instructions:
    Word limit: 3000-4000 words.
    Font: Times New Roman, size 12, justified, 1.5 spacing.
    Main headings: Font size 16, bold.
    Include page numbers at the middle bottom of each page.
    Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words.
    Ensure clear and complete presentation.

  • Title: Effective Communication in the Workplace: A Case Study Analysis of Salim, Hamad, and Nasser’s Communication Issues “Troubleshooting Assignment Submission: Resolving Difficulties Before the Deadline”

    Case Study – Salim, Hamad and Nasser, and the Client’s Campaign
    In a busy marketing agency, Salim, Hamad, and Nasser are part of a team responsible for
    managing a high-profile client campaign. Salim, the project manager, sends his secretary to
    Hamad’s office to hand him a file that has important documents and instructions about an
    important task related to the project with a post-it note saying “As soon as possible!”. Salim
    expected the task to be completed within the day. Hamad, already struggling with multiple
    assignments, feels overwhelmed but as he has been waiting for promotion for a long time, he
    decides not to inform Salim about his mounting workload, hoping to manage it all independently
    and to impress him.
    As the day progresses, Hamad finds himself buried under an unexpected influx of urgent tasks,
    leaving him unable to dedicate sufficient time to Salim’s assignment. Despite his best efforts, he
    realizes he will not meet the deadline but hesitates to inform Salim, fearing his disappointment
    and his decision to delegate the task to someone else.
    Meanwhile, Nasser, who sits nearby and is aware of the task’s importance, overhears Salim
    expressing frustration over the delayed completion. Without verifying the situation with Hamad
    or Salim, Nasser jumps to conclusions, assuming that Hamad is slacking off and not prioritizing
    the project. Frustrated by what he perceives as incompetence, Nasser’s irritation simmers until
    it reaches a boiling point.
    Approaching Hamad with thinly veiled hostility, Nasser confronts him in front of other colleagues,
    shouts at him and accusing him of neglecting his responsibilities out of incompetence and
    selfishness, hence putting the client’s campaign at risk of failure. He says in a loud voice, with
    the intention of making sure Salim hears him, “You shouldn’t belong to this place because you
    care only for your own interests. The company’s interests are the least of your concerns. You are
    really selfish” Hamad, taken by surprise at Nasser’s sudden aggression, struggles to respond
    amidst the accusatory tone. He defensively explains his workload and how he has been stretched
    thin, but Nasser’s anger only escalates, and fueled by his assumption of Hamad’s intentions and
    by some old grudge, he was about to start a fistfight.
    Salim, hearing the tension from across the office, rushes over to intervene. With a mix of
    confusion and concern, he attempts to mediate the situation and clarify the miscommunication.
    However, his efforts are hindered by the already heightened emotions in the room.
    The Case-study questions:
    1. List three oral and three written methods for delivering messages. Did Salim, Hamad and
    Nasser choose the best methods for communicating with each other in an effective manner?
    Explain.
    2. Explain what encoding and decoding mean. Refer to the given scenario to describe how
    effective was the communication between the three people. Was the encoding and decoding
    successful?
    3. Help Hamad by suggesting what he should do next to communicate his workload
    constraints to his manager effectively. How can he convince Salim and Nasser that it was not
    negligence of his duties but just a matter of time constraint due to his workload?
    Requirements of the assignment:
     You are required to write a 1350-1500-word analytical essay that answers the following
    given case study questions.
     You are expected to support your arguments with substantial research-based content.
     Concepts of communication should be referred to.
     Use a minimum of five references in both in-text and end-reference list – Harvard
    Referencing Style. (References are not included in the word limit.)
    Format and Deadline:
     The essay should be uploaded, via Turnitin, before the given deadline, ideally in a word
    file (.docx).
     Please ensure you use your name and student ID number as the file name for your
    assignment (e.g. Ali ST06708).
     Do not leave the submission of your assignment until the last minute, so that if you
    encounter any difficulties submitting your assignment, you have time to resolve them
    before the deadline.

  • “Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Interpersonal Relationships: A Comprehensive Analysis”

    Please use the instructions document below for further details. I responded to the 5 requirements, I just need the whole essay rephrased, proofread and add a few more details in order to increase the word count by 300 words from the current and meet the requirements of the instructions.

  • “Planning for Retirement: Calculating Necessary Savings and Investments”

    You want to save enough money by the time you retire at 65 for having that income kept up with inflation from retirement forever.
    Assume that you are 30 years old now. You plan to invest your saving earning 7% per year after tax.
    You appreciate that a retired person nowadays needs a yearly $70 000 income
    and the inflation rate will average 3% per year.
    You will do this saving in annual instalments growing at 4,50% rate.
    Create a model to calculate how many dollars will you have invested at retirement and how much money you will have to save in the first year.
    Make all of these input variables so that a user can use the model for different realistic given values.

  • “Analyzing Data Trends: A Case Study Using Excel”

    Have attatched the excel file with the data the two questions already amwsered are correct and have attached the screenshot of the problem

  • Title: “Maximizing Lead Generation: Tips and Strategies for Turning Conversations into Sales”

    Refer back to our discussion and to Inc.com’s video Turn Conversations into Leads and post your answers to the following questions:
    What were the five tips?
    Which tip did you find to be the most useful?
    YouTube Video: 
    15 Ways to Generate Sales Leads, and Tons of ‘Em (15:15)

  • “Crane Company Cash Flow and Reconciliation Analysis”

    if any question please ask my last hw for the semester, I am studying for finals. For the “Crane Company” I need cash flow and reconciliation . Thank you 🙏

  • “Special Accounting and Reporting Practices of the U.S. Federal Government: Examining Unique Characteristics and Financial Statements” Special Accounting and Reporting Practices of the U.S. Federal Government: Examining Unique Characteristics and Financial Statements

    Overview
    The U.S. Constitution mandates that “a regular statement and account of the receipts and expenditures of all public money shall be published from time to time” by the federal government (Article I, Section 9, Clause 7).
    Two centuries after the publication of the U.S. Constitution, it is still difficult for the federal government to issue financial statements. In this assignment, you examine the U.S. federal government’s financial statements to explore the differences in these statements from other governmental financial statements and the reasons that necessitate these differences.
    Instructions
    Write a 3-5 page paper in which you address the following:
    Discuss three unique characteristics of the federal government that necessitate special accounting and reporting practices, presenting one example for each characteristic.
    After reviewing the most recent federal government financial statement of the Financial Report of the United States GovernmentLinks to an external site., explain the type of audit performed, the audit opinion issued, and the auditor’s reason for that opinion.
    Identify each of the eight financial statements presented by the federal government and the relevance of each statement’s content to a financial statement user.
    Select one of the federal government’s reporting entities included in the Financial Report of the United States Government and express an opinion on whether it is meeting its objectives. Justify your opinion with at least three pieces of data from the reporting entity’s financial report.
    Use at least three quality sources to support your writing. Choose sources that are credible, relevant, and appropriate. Cite each source listed on your source page at least one time within your assignment. For help with research, writing, and citation, access the library or review library guides.

  • “Mastering the Accounting Cycle: Preparing an Adjusted Trial Balance Portfolio”

    The item required for submission is a portfolio (titled: Preparing an Adjusted Trial Balance) of accounting cycle steps detailed in the attached document.