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    Now, let’s us take a look at how the updated revenue recognition standard will impact the real estate industry. In the real estate sector, contracts with customers entails various services. Under the new standard, entities in this sector will need to determine whether these services should be treated as a separate contract. The identification of performance obligations can be complex as well for the real estate sector. Below is an example about the identification of performance obligations (EY,…

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    cross-cultural studies would give insight into whether these patterns are universal or only specific to certain societies. For example, how would the importance of religion or spirituality in a certain country affect perception of experience in non-human entities? Also, diversity in the disorders studied would help us extend results to other areas. The 2-D perception model could be used on subjects with Oppositional Defiant Disorder, or ODD, which also affects interpersonal relationships. This…

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    “And/or” is ambiguous as found in Cal. Shipbuilding Corp vs. Ind. Acc. Com. in 1948. Mighty Wind is a separate corporate entity. Corporations are technically separate legal entities different from their officers and shareholders according to Cooperman vs. Unemployment Ins. Appeal Bd. in 1975. The record never disclosed whether Basinger is the sole shareholder of Mighty Wind or officer or direction of…

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    difficult. To plan for the audit, discussion of the potential for material misstatement due to fraud should occur within the audit team. A Brainstorming discussion involving key members of the audit team should address the susceptibility of the entity to be engaged in fraud keeping a questioning mind. The next step is obtaining information to identify the risk of fraud by questioning management, internal audit, the audit committee, legal department and employees of varying levels of authority…

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    Police Brutality Research

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    Conflict in our society is nothing new. It has been around for centuries and encompasses every facet of life. Within the past few years in the U.S. there has been an apparent rise in instances of police brutality towards American citizens, particularly its citizens of color. Advances in technology have helped push this issue to the forefront and for what feels like for the first time, these instances are getting the attention and discussions they deserve. Though these instances being brought to…

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    companies. Additionally, IFRS fills some gaps in Australian GAAP such as treatment to financial instrument and distinction between owner-occupied and investment property (Pawsey 2013). And management and anaysis for the financial reports of controlling entity can be more effective for multinational…

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    Little by little, they started to make sense of what was happening until Joe discovers who the evil entity is. The freed prisoner would then choose whether to go back to the rest of the prisoners or not. Joe Chip becomes this “freed prisoner” who accepts to go against Jory. We shouldn’t be like the prisoners who accepted what they were shown, instead…

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    The third parties therefore rely on the independence of auditors in assessment. It is evident that the public confidence on public on entities and financial markets parts depends on the credibility of the audit reports availed by the auditors. In situations whereby the independence of auditors is compromised, the financial statements lack credibility, objectivity, integrity and the confidence…

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    the terms are often used interchangeably, bereavement often refers to the state of loss, and grief to the reaction to loss. According to Townsend (2008), “Grief is a subjective state of emotional, physical and social response to the loss of a valued entity.” (p.10). It is shown by someone who has had a sudden change in life such as a divorce or permanent separation of a spouse or someone that has lost someone or something they cherished deeply (Townsend, 2008). When an individual experiences…

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    reader think critically about their own preconceived notions. Juxtaposition is the one of the most powerful elements in the poem because it provides the proper amount of balance between the symbolism and personification. The idea of an omniscient entity could never be possible without reality. The juxtaposition of the the first two stanzas to the las subtly displays this…

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