Accounting Memo Tiffany Toro BCOM/230 June 9‚ 2014 Wayne Moore Accounting Memo This accounting memo was certainly meant to only be seen by peers; the terminology is colloquial and informal. The first problem with the memo is the addressee is not addressed correctly; instead of “Accounting Team Mate”‚ the individual (s) should be addressed by name and title. As well instead of “subject” it should state “re:” The individual should not be addressed again when commencing to develop the actual
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Memo Evaluation The organization of the memo seems to be adequate. The only thing I found a little offsetting was the page number and running header. I almost wanted to see it in a light-grey text on the right side of the page. However‚ it did not throw off the tone of the memo‚ nor did it stray me from its goal too badly. I was able to maintain a constant focus on what the memo was saying. This brings me to clarity. The memo is written in an urgent‚ yet highly formal tone. I feel that it provided
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the length. The memo will be written in a casual or informal language when the length is short. A professional or formal language is written when the memo length is long (Flatley‚ Lesikar‚ & Rentz‚ p. 96‚ 2008). The main thing to keep in mind‚ when writing and formatting a memo‚ is the audience. The writer knowing the audience will help with what information to keep or remove‚ whether the memo will be formal or informal‚ and word choice. Memoradum Review An informal memo‚ typically‚ is between
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MEMORANDUM Subject: Increasing of public scrutiny on not-for-profit reporting requirements The purpose of this memo is to explain why increasing scrutiny and demand for accountability by the public has influenced reporting for not-for-profit and governmental entities. State and federal regulators are reviewing‚ audit reports of agencies like ours that receive federal grants and loan monies. Their purpose is to “ensure that independent audit firms are in compliance with Generally Accepted Audit
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one 1. Choose a scenario from the list provided separately 2. Choose a national mission to address 3. Write your policy memorandum 4. Make sure that your policy memorandum is consistent with the submission guidelines below 5. Submit your memo Step 1: Choose a scenario Students should write amemorandum on one of the government national missions on climate change. (Provided in the separate document) Step 2: Choose a national mission to address The national missions
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Case memo (Kat) 1. Introduction: Three graduates committed to exploring opportunities in entrepreneurship. They formed on-line retail seasonal holiday merchandise business. Kristin‚ one of the team members who had the financial background‚ gave several assumptions in terms of company’s operation cost for company’s additional profitability. A projected Income Statement gave the group confidence and they were committed to growing volume to generate a positive gross margin. But problems in cost
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Mark A. Moorman Professor Bocker: Researcher’s Memo/Project Outline 10/17/13 Hate Crimes in Local communities: Guide No. 72 Personal Statement: It is understandable that there are good people in this world and there are bad people as well. The notion good versus evil is portraying every day in our society. Our police force plays as the good and the evil guys are the criminals. It may seem we live in a peace country with equal rights and equal opportunity but
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WHAT IS AN OFFICE MEMO AND HOW DO I WRITE ONE List these headings in your memo. Please do not forget to list the headings - Facts‚ Issue and Short Answer‚ Analysis‚ Counter-Argument‚ Rebuttal‚ and Conclusion. The office memo combines your ability to explain the law along with your ability to apply the law. In the Office Memo‚ you make a determination of the likely outcome based upon your review of the law and the facts in a case. In the memo‚ you will write about the facts in a client’s case
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------------------------------------------------- Tax Research Memo: Entity Selection Issue FROM: Mark J. Sobanski‚ CPA TO: Penelope‚ Mark and John. DATE: April 15th‚ 2013. SUBJECT: Entity Selection for the new business. Issue/ Considerations: It is desired to study the issue of how should the new business to be started by Penelope‚ Mark and John be structured? The related tax and non-tax considerations are as follows – I. The different forms of organization available to Penelope‚
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process has evolved significantly since “the God Committee” was created at Seattle’s Swedish Hospital to determine who was to be entitled to the lifesaving treatment‚ hemodialysis (Levine‚ 2009). While there are many concerns about the God committee‚ one of the major contrasts with that of UNOS‚ is the makeup of the committee versus the policy setting board of UNOS. Notwithstanding the multiple committees that support the board‚ the majority of the members
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