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Nottingham Manufacturing permite a los empleados comprar materiales de fabricación al costo para uso personal, previa aprobación. Gretchen MacCauley, asistente de contabilidad, calcula los costos de los materiales. Al calcular el costo de la madera solicitada por Gretchen para su casa, usó el precio más bajo pagado en el último año en lugar del costo neto actual.

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Nottingham Manufacturing Company permite a los empleados comprar, al costo, materiales de
fabricacin, como metal y madera para uso personal. Para comprar materiales para uso personal,
un empleado debe completar un formulario de solicitud de materiales, que luego debe ser
aprobado por el supervisor inmediato del empleado. Gretchen MacCauley, asistente de
contabilidad de costos, le cobra al empleado una cantidad basada en el costo de compra neto de
Nottingham.
Gretchen MacCauley est en proceso de reemplazar una terraza en su casa y ha solicitado madera
para uso personal, que ha sido aprobada de acuerdo con la poltica de la empresa. Al calcular el
costo de la madera, Gretchen revis todas las facturas de compra del ltimo ao. Luego us el precio
ms bajo para calcular la cantidad adeudada a la empresa por la madera.
Discuta si Gretchen se est comportando de manera tica y profesional con respecto a sus acciones
con el clculo del costo de la madera para uso personal.
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Debe tener una publicacin original que responda a mis preguntas ( se requiere un mnimo de 4 a
5 oraciones legtimas ) y responder a al menos 1 de los comentarios de sus compaeros de clase (
se requiere un mnimo de 2 a 3 oraciones legtimas ). Asegrese de utilizar un estilo de escritura
profesional. Las respuestas S/No y/o Estoy de acuerdo/No estoy de acuerdoNO recibirn crdito
completo.

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