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P1, P2, M1, D1 The ethical issues a business needs to consider in its operational activities
In this report I will talking about how my chosen organisation, which is McDonald's, uses ethical issues to consider in its every day operational activities, McDonald's may not have some ethical issues that I will be discussing about in this report, but I will talk in detail about how they could use them, issues in their business.
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In this report I will talking about how my chosen organisation, which is McDonald's, uses ethical issues to consider in its every day operational activities, McDonald's may not have some ethical issues that I will be discussing about in this report, but I will talk in detail about how they could use them, issues in their business.
P3,M2 A report about the social implications of business ethics a Primark in its different areas of activity.
In this report I am going to describe the social implications of business ethics facing a Primark in its different areas of activity and then I am going to assess the social implications of business ethics facing a Primark in its different areas of activity.
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In this report I am going to describe the social implications of business ethics facing a Primark in its different areas of activity and then I am going to assess the social implications of business ethics facing a Primark in its different areas of activity.
BTEC LEVEL 3 BUSINESS UNIT 8
The debit side of the trial balance includes asset and expense accounts, while the credit side includes liabilities, capital and income accounts. If all accounting entries are made correctly and all the ledge extractions are done correctly, the total debt balances recorded on the trial balance must equal the sum of all the credit balances.
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The debit side of the trial balance includes asset and expense accounts, while the credit side includes liabilities, capital and income accounts. If all accounting entries are made correctly and all the ledge extractions are done correctly, the total debt balances recorded on the trial balance must equal the sum of all the credit balances.
M1 Comparison between manual and computerised accounting systems
A manual accounts system, if developed correctly can deliver timely and accurate information. In many ways, particularly for the smaller business, in a well-designed manual accounting system the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
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A manual accounts system, if developed correctly can deliver timely and accurate information. In many ways, particularly for the smaller business, in a well-designed manual accounting system the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
P3 The benefits of using computerised accounting system
Sage accounting Sage accounting package is a software that can help small businesses to do there accounting through the computerised network. It is perfect for small businesses, Sage Instant Accounts makes managing cash flow, VAT, stock, customers and suppliers simple.
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Sage accounting Sage accounting package is a software that can help small businesses to do there accounting through the computerised network. It is perfect for small businesses, Sage Instant Accounts makes managing cash flow, VAT, stock, customers and suppliers simple.
BTEC LEVEL 3 BUSINESS UNIT 5
The main purpose of accounting is to plan, record, monitor, control and review all of the financial aspects of an organisation. Financial transactions – actions by a business that involve money going into or out of a business – for example, making a sale or paying a bill.
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- The financial performance and position of a Chicken company • Summary
- The difference between capital and revenue items • Summary
- P5, M2 A report on Chicken Choices Limited’s End of Year Accounts • Summary
- P1,P2 Purpose of accounting • Summary
- M1 Analysis of cash flow forecast problems for Chicken Choices Limited might experience. • Summary
The main purpose of accounting is to plan, record, monitor, control and review all of the financial aspects of an organisation. Financial transactions – actions by a business that involve money going into or out of a business – for example, making a sale or paying a bill.
M1 Analysis of cash flow forecast problems for Chicken Choices Limited might experience.
I am going to analyse the cash flow forecast that I complied for Chicken Choices Limited business by evaluating any issues that can be identified through this cash flow forecast and commenting on important aspects of the financial forecast before making any recommendations for improvements.
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I am going to analyse the cash flow forecast that I complied for Chicken Choices Limited business by evaluating any issues that can be identified through this cash flow forecast and commenting on important aspects of the financial forecast before making any recommendations for improvements.
P1,P2 Purpose of accounting
The main purpose of accounting is to plan, record, monitor, control and review all of the financial aspects of an organisation. Financial transactions – actions by a business that involve money going into or out of a business – for example, making a sale or paying a bill or an event that occurs in a business that changes the balance of at least two accounts.
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The main purpose of accounting is to plan, record, monitor, control and review all of the financial aspects of an organisation. Financial transactions – actions by a business that involve money going into or out of a business – for example, making a sale or paying a bill or an event that occurs in a business that changes the balance of at least two accounts.
P5, M2 A report on Chicken Choices Limited’s End of Year Accounts
The term profit means a financial gain, the difference between what is earned is higher than what is spent. Whereas a loss is a financial loss of money, where the amount spent is more than what the Chicken Choices Limited earns. These terms allow a Chicken Choices Limited to see what they have made in a financial year.
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The term profit means a financial gain, the difference between what is earned is higher than what is spent. Whereas a loss is a financial loss of money, where the amount spent is more than what the Chicken Choices Limited earns. These terms allow a Chicken Choices Limited to see what they have made in a financial year.
The difference between capital and revenue items
To achieve its objectives, the business must take a clear distinction between its capital and revenue items. The distinction between capital and revenue items is essential for their correct treatment and production of a business accounts and financial statements.
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To achieve its objectives, the business must take a clear distinction between its capital and revenue items. The distinction between capital and revenue items is essential for their correct treatment and production of a business accounts and financial statements.
P1, P2, M1, D1 The ethical issues a business needs to consider in its operational activities
P5,P6,M2,M3,D2 The external environment - economic, social, political and legal factors