Week 6 Assignment

Subject: Prince Georges County Maryland. Need the following answered - Brief introduction to the ACFR - Highlight the total revenue for the fiscal year - Highlight the total expenditures - Mention the net position at year-end - Include a note on any major capital projects or debt issuance - Present the specific item of interest you found in the ACFR report - Discuss its significance or impact on the county's finances - Include relevant figures or percentages to quantify the importance - Provide a graphical representation if possible (e.g., a bar chart or pie chart to illustrate budget allocation or revenue sources)

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N3. Account note: answer is NOT target or effort.

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Required: b) Discuss the likely outcome of Prity’s defamation claim against Newspaper? Use IRAC method Note: IRAC stands for: I -issue simply identify the issues , r -rule , a -applications, c- comclusion, likely outcome of Prity’s defamation claim against Newspaper. Please this time answer this questions, I am struggling, please help me. I need help from expert.

Question 1 (i) What are the 5 components of the COSO framework? A. Risk assessment, control environment, control activities, information and communication, monitoringB. Control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information and communication, monitoring.C. Control activities, monitoring, information and communication, control environment monitoringD. Control activities, control environment, risk assessment, monitoring, information and communication (ii) An opinion which is given by the auditor when the financial statements give a true and fair view except for a particular matter, which the auditor explains is called:A. An adverse opinionB. An unmodified opinionC. A qualified opinionD. A disclaimer opinion (iii) Which of the following is NOT a reason why linking reward to performance may not solve remuneration problems?A. Unsuitable measures of performance may be selected B. Many performance measures are based on the short term resultsC. Remuneration systems are normally…

Managers of Best Buy had just implemented an e-commerce platform to expand their business in terms of customer base.Best Buy is a clothing retail store that offers value for money on clothing items for the family. Based on this, complete the tasks that follow. Question 2Discuss ANY FIVE (5) popular payment methods for Best Buy to include in the e-commerce platform.

what is sometimes referred to as the Wrong Pocket problem associated with public health funding. question: Briefly define and describe the Wrong Pocket concept, using childhood vaccinations as a point of reference. How does program evaluation help to address the Wrong Pocket issue.   https://www.nj.com/politics/2015/03/poll_should_religious_exemptions_from_child_vaccin.html#incart_river

Section 3: Sales Call Objective 3. Sales Call Objective (must require customer action): (continued) Section 4: Linking Buying Motives, Benefits, Support Information, and other Reinforcement Methods 4. Linking Buying Motives, Benefits, Support Information, and other Reinforcement Methods. (Repeat for each influencer who will be involved in the upcoming sales call.) A. Buying Motives: What is most important to the prospect(s) in making a purchase decision? Rational motives include economic issues such as quality, cost, service capabilities, and the strategic priorities of the prospect's company. Emotional Each benefit should motives include fear, status, and ego-related feelings. List all relevant buying motives in order of importance. B. Specific Benefits Matched C. Information D. Where appropriate, to be stressed are arranged support claims methods for reinforcing verbal content (Audio/ Visual, collateral material, illustrations, testimonials, etc.). to Buying Motives: Benefits needed…

QUESTION!! What are the strengths and weaknesses of the company and relevant stakeholders (where relevant) and their relevance

Question 2 – Information Systems, Organizations, and Strategy - Laudon and Laudon Chapter 3 a. List and describe four competitive strategies enabled by information systems that firms can pursue b. Describe how information systems can support each of these competitive strategies and give examples. Question 3 – Ethical and Social Issues in Information Systems - Laudon and Laudon Chapter 4 a. List and describe the five steps in an ethical analysis. b. Identify and describe six ethical principles. c. Explain how the Internet challenges the protection of individual privacy and intellectual property.

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QUESTION 16 On the portfolio analysis, a firm O a. formulates a short-term marketing plan O b. assesses its strengths and weaknesses O C. performs a SWOT analysis O d. assesses the effectiveness of its varlous channel Intermediaries O e. assesses the attractiveness of its varlous SBUS after distinguishing the key businesses that make up the firm. QUESTIODLA

(Topic insurance act  ) What are the key terms and clauses that are typically included in a Marine Policy?"

Question 2 You plan to launch a small business to supplement your income. You believe that despite the economic challenges associated with Covid-19, there are several opportunities to start new business and have decided to start a fruit and vegetable delivery service business. Your friend cautions you against the idea because there are several existing and new entrants to this market. You value the opinion of your friend, and immediately set about doing a competitor analysis. Applying the theory that you have learned to your planned business by demonstrating the steps and considerations associated with competitor analysis.

Question 31 When a firm operates in multiple geographic markets simultaneously it is said to be implementing a product diversification strategy. OA) True B) False Question 32 Multipoint competition exists when two or more diversified firms simultaneously compete in multiple markets, and multipoint competition can serve to facilitate a particular type of tacit collusion called mutual forbearance. A) True B) False Question 33 Institutional owners are usually pension funds, mutual funds, insurance companies, or other groups of investors that have joined together to manage their investments. OA) True B) False

Answer ALL questions below. QUESTION 1 1.1. Aside from the legal obligation for a company to conduct an audit, briefly identify explain the benefits that entities gain from investing in an audit. 1.2. Briefly outline and explain the inherent limitations of an audit. 1.3. Explain the purpose of conducting an audit. QUESTION 2 2.1 Briefly explain the five (5) main components of internal controls. 2.2. List and explain the benefits to an organisation of having sound internal controls in place. 2.3 Briefly discuss the limitations or drawbacks of internal auditing. QUESTION 3 3.1 What steps should an auditor take when approached by a prospective audit client to determine if the preconditions for an audit are met? 3.2 What activities does the auditor perform during the initial phase of the audit process? 3.3 What are the four (4) types of audit opinions, and how do they differ from one another? 3.4. What are the key reasons an audit firm might choose not to engage with potential clients?…

QUESTION 2 (Part) Marie from question 1 expected to have a substantial income tax liability for the 2023 income year and shortly before 30 June 2023 wanted to adopt some tax planning strategies to reduce that liability. She considered the following two suggestions. ... The second alternative suggestion was a “tax effective” investment scheme that Marie heard about at a city wine bar that was a “certainty” to reduce her income tax liability. The investment was marketed by a brochure that highlighted its tax advantages and was widely  promoted by a cattle investment company. It involves a cattle breeding program under which an investor agrees to lease from the cattle investment company some cows for breeding purposes and pays leasing fees for this, and then makes income from the sale of bred cattle. The initial lease period is two years during which the investor engages a cattle management company to manage the cows for breeding purposes and pays management fees for these services. An…

The Small Business Administration (SBA):   Question 19 options:   helps people start and manage small businesses   is a privately-owned company   is a financial institution   does not have a Web site   is accurately described by all of the above

building project failures Exactracted from (News 24,2021) with reference to case study provided the 1.1criically discuss the primary reason contributing to failure of building 1.2 in reference to the reasons provided in question 1.1 above, discuss the impact of project failures and suggest solution that can be considered by project managers to mitigate against future project failures 1.3 with reference to construction project,critically discuss the contents of a project quality plan. your response should refer to reference to revent examples

QUESITON 13 Customer relationship management system enable organisations to A.be more focused on product development B.be more productive C.provide more personalised service D.become demand driven rather than supplier driven Question 14 When considering decision making under uncertainty - MAXIMAX is viewed as A.having the least possible loss B.None of the answers presented C.the alternative that maximizes the minimum outcome for every alternative D.the alternative with the highest average outcome

What is the significance of image rights contracts in sports?   Question 7Answer a.   They control the type of food and drink or other products an athlete can endorse   b. They govern the use of an athlete's image, likeness, and personal brand for commercial purposes c.   They determine the player's jersey number and his/her right to wear it until he/she retires   d. They regulate the amount of time an athlete can spend boosting up his/her talents off the field