Probably the best answer is "give it to the IT department and let them deal with it."
Any drive to be discarded which might contain sensitive financial (or other) information should be multiply-erased if possible, and destroyed if not.
You have to crack and smash the hard drive physically before putting it in the trash
Rub a strong magnet over the entire surface of the hard drive, or to be absolutely sure, physically damage the hard drive with a nail and hammer. (Text book)
The accounting department is responsible for payroll accounting in a company. They crunch all the numbers and do all the work to calculate how much money should be given to workers.
if you want it, give it to a hard drive expert if you don't want it take it apart and rip up the platters inside shredd them and diposite them in different trashcans its now gone forever
You should do physical damage to the device so it is not possible for sensitive data to be stolen. The IT people at your company should have oversight to make sure this is done properly. I would first put the drive through every possible high powered permanent delete process to guarantee that not even scraps of data can be read.
They will certainly need a good foundation in mathematics, to include statistics.
When asked this question you should focus on your ability to computer numbers accurately and your ability to communicate effectively. As an accounting clerk you will be responsible for talking to representatives in other company's accounting department.
If you suspect you have failed a drug test you have the right to know the results and you can find out by calling the company or department who issued your drug test and they should be able to tell you if you passed or not.
Your company should offer you information about IRA contributions. Contact your human resource department or accounting department for a packet of information detailing what IRA contributions are available to you.
The event should be measurable in financial terms
The best way to audit entertainment expenses is to compare the receipts to the expenditures. When there is a problem you should contact the accounting department to get the details about the transaction.
u should have the answer its your website
Principles of Cost Accounting:- 1. It implies the cause ,and effect in the department in some way or the other to which it has incurred. 2. It takes place after it has incurred. 3. must not be on the determinance of prudence, it must be based on actual facts and figures. 4. past cost should not form the basis of future cost.