The Role of Business in Society
TABLE OF CONTENTS
QUESTION ONE 1
THE ROLE OF BUSINESS IN SOCIETY 1
QUESTION TWO 2
USERS OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION 2
QUESTION THREE 3
THE INFLUENCE OF NZICA 3
QUESTION FOUR 4
QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS 4
QUESTION FIVE 5
IT AND THE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM 5
QUESTION SIX 6
BUSINESS STRUCTURES 6
Questions 6
Best business structures 6
QUESTION SEVEN 7
ACCOUNTING EQUATION 7 Question One
The role of Business in Society
Dilemmas that Hubbard 's could face concerning stakeholders by meeting the creditors directly effects both the return on assets and net profit margin, while operating profit margin is effected by attending to labour and community.
Creditors being one of Hubbard 's stakeholder, they may through customer request an organic breakfast cereal, this causing an issue on finding a guarantee constant supply of organic grains to Hubbard 's. So Hubbard 's can ensure customers (stakeholders) have an all year round supply in the supermarket aisles. If Hubbard 's couldn 't source a guarantee supply of organic grains, their performance outcomes would be reduced, thus causing the effects on the return on assets and the net profit margin.
Labour (employees ') and the community being stakeholders of Hubbard 's a have its dilemmas in balancing the interests of the employee by being family friendly. This can cause problems when employees have time off work due to family concerns causes labour hours down in turn cause productively down. Having less profit to purchase stock from suppliers (stakeholders), less dontations to the community school or local netball club.
Question Two
Users of Accounting Information
1. An employee of Ezi buy is interested in the business 's ability to earn enough to pay fair wage for their labour. The business 's financial performance because of the desire for steady employment. Pay slips for pay and annual leave information.
2. Banks are concerned about the financial stability of Ezi buy. Interested in the
QUESTION ONE 1
THE ROLE OF BUSINESS IN SOCIETY 1
QUESTION TWO 2
USERS OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION 2
QUESTION THREE 3
THE INFLUENCE OF NZICA 3
QUESTION FOUR 4
QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS 4
QUESTION FIVE 5
IT AND THE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM 5
QUESTION SIX 6
BUSINESS STRUCTURES 6
Questions 6
Best business structures 6
QUESTION SEVEN 7
ACCOUNTING EQUATION 7 Question One
The role of Business in Society
Dilemmas that Hubbard 's could face concerning stakeholders by meeting the creditors directly effects both the return on assets and net profit margin, while operating profit margin is effected by attending to labour and community.
Creditors being one of Hubbard 's stakeholder, they may through customer request an organic breakfast cereal, this causing an issue on finding a guarantee constant supply of organic grains to Hubbard 's. So Hubbard 's can ensure customers (stakeholders) have an all year round supply in the supermarket aisles. If Hubbard 's couldn 't source a guarantee supply of organic grains, their performance outcomes would be reduced, thus causing the effects on the return on assets and the net profit margin.
Labour (employees ') and the community being stakeholders of Hubbard 's a have its dilemmas in balancing the interests of the employee by being family friendly. This can cause problems when employees have time off work due to family concerns causes labour hours down in turn cause productively down. Having less profit to purchase stock from suppliers (stakeholders), less dontations to the community school or local netball club.
Question Two
Users of Accounting Information
1. An employee of Ezi buy is interested in the business 's ability to earn enough to pay fair wage for their labour. The business 's financial performance because of the desire for steady employment. Pay slips for pay and annual leave information.
2. Banks are concerned about the financial stability of Ezi buy. Interested in the