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CONTABLE - aqui se detallan algunos problemas vistos en contabilidad y sus posibles soluciones. habrá una solución por problema

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Froggy Jumps Matching ActivityOnline version CONTABLE - aqui se detallan algunos problemas vistos en contabilidad y sus posibles soluciones. habrá una solución por problema by Laura Suarez 1 The accountant makes mistakes because the invoices are handwritten and hard to read. a Use digital invoicing software b Ignore the mistakes. c Ask the accountant to work faster. 2 Monthly reports are submitted late, and it delays the decision-making process. a Punish the accounting team. b Set clear deadlines and send reminders. c Allow more time for submitting reports. 3 Some employees don’t understand how to register their expenses. a Eliminate expense tracking. b Provide training on how to fill out expense forms. c Let them guess. 4 The company loses receipts and proof of purchases frequently. a Encourage scanning and saving receipts digitally. b Stop asking for receipts. c Blame the accounting department. 5 There are discrepancies between the warehouse inventory and accounting records. a Hire more warehouse staff without training. b Stop recording inventory. c Do regular inventory checks and match data. 6 The company often forgets to pay suppliers on time. a Create a payment schedule. b Stop paying suppliers c Hire more suppliers. 7 The accounting team doesn’t know the new tax regulations. a Avoid paying taxes. b Take a training course on tax updates. c Ignore the new regulations. 8 Some employees don’t submit their expense reports. a Remove the reporting requirement. b Tell them to do it whenever they want. c Send reminders and explain the process. 9 There is no backup of important financial data. a Hope nothing gets lost. b Use cloud storage or external drives for backups. c Print all documents and store them in a box. 10 The petty cash fund is often unbalanced. a Eliminate the petty cash fund. b Keep better records and require receipts. c Let anyone use the cash freely. 11 Some accounting documents get lost. a Leave documents on any desk. b Make fewer documents. c Use a digital document management system. 12 New employees don’t know how to use the accounting software. a Ask them to figure it out alone. b Provide a software tutorial or manual. c Change the software every month. 13 There are frequent errors in payroll. a Review calculations before sending payments. b Pay less to avoid mistakes. c Let employees fix their own payments. 14 There’s a lack of coordination between accounting and sales departments. a Let them work independently without communication. b Eliminate the sales department. c Hold regular coordination meetings.

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by Laura Suarez

The accountant makes mistakes because the invoices are handwritten and hard to read.

Monthly reports are submitted late, and it delays the decision-making process.

Some employees don’t understand how to register their expenses.

The company loses receipts and proof of purchases frequently.

There are discrepancies between the warehouse inventory and accounting records.

The company often forgets to pay suppliers on time.

The accounting team doesn’t know the new tax regulations.

Some employees don’t submit their expense reports.

There is no backup of important financial data.

The petty cash fund is often unbalanced.

Some accounting documents get lost.

New employees don’t know how to use the accounting software.

There are frequent errors in payroll.

There’s a lack of coordination between accounting and sales departments.