Many options here
1. worst scenario - theft
2. Is the till EFTPOS( Electronic Funds point of sale) capable - did a charge card, debit card, credit card go through and a valid retained transaction receipt not get placed in the till
3. Has the content of the till (assuming you have more than one) had the previous days transactions logged against another till
4. Doest the till have a counter cache system (where notes and paper based transactions are removed throughout the day) - are these all accounted for
5. Has the transaction log been checked
6. what cash up frequency has been used - daily, 2 daily weekly 900 is a large amount
7. Was cash removed from the till during the operating day to reduce float volume and if so has this been accounted for
8. is another till showing over by a reasonably large amount ( will not be exactly 900)
9 on a sales record has a large purchase somewhere near ben taken through - has it been rung in and the money taken?
inability to distinguish between legitimate responses and lies
California, like many states, does NOT have a different rate for capital gains. (And I would point out that SHORT term gains, federally, are taxed at ordinary rates too). It is possible, albeit unlikely, that you could have a different basis for State than for Feds, which could change the amount of income.
Most illegal acts would be considered unethical like stealing a patent or trademark, espionage on a competitor, etc. You could cheat your customers, short ship, overbill, deny warranty coverage. Similarly, you could cheat your suppliers with false claims. You could fabricate excuses to avoid paying your bills. Or you could simply make false accounting entries based on bogus and fraudulent documents. All of these actions tend to produce short term effects. Eventually, you'll be exposed and pay the price.
I have to say that this question doesn't seem plausible. The reason being,Current Liabilities are liabilities that are short-termed, meaning they will be paid in a very short time. Usually one year or less.Long-Term Liabilities are liabilities that are much longer and will be paid out during a long period of time, more than a year.There should be no current liabilities in long-term liabilities unless an error was made during the accounting process and an current liability was recorded as an long-term, in which case, an adjusting entry must be made to show this error.Other than an accounting error, there are not current liabilities in long-term to "take out".
A firm would delay the payment of Accounts Payable because they could use the money to invest in short term investments and earn some return
This could be a transposition of the word "donut" (short form of doughnut). It may also be a contraction (don't).
there isn't one
Brake switch....open or shorted...could even be water causing a short.
when youre writing a lab report and you get to the discussion part you shouldbe disussing the relevance of your study and the short comings of your research, which is also known as error. usually it involves somethign that could have affected your results. leave out human error though because that's not a good source of error
Error code 418 means "I am a Teapot". The error may also be Short and/or Stout. This error code was introduced as an April fools joke.
This is short for Syntax Error. It means that the question you have given the calculator is invalid.
It issues a number of short beeps.
issues a number of short and long beeps
Either syntax error or the same thing as char.
2400 = 2420x x = 99.1% percentage of error is 0.9 percent.
The main board may be short-circuited
The term "typo" probably means typological error.