Mr. Greed, an accounts assistant at a furniture shop, alters some financial transactions to improperly increase reported profits and thereby increase his year-end bonus, which is based on a percentage of profits. Specifically, he records a purchase of furniture for resale as a purchase of fixed assets, and a disposal of used office furniture as a sale of merchandise. These alterations would decrease expenses and increase revenues, respectively, inflating reported profits. The document asks how these altered transactions would affect reported profits, to comment on Mr. Greed's actions, and what the shop owner Mr. Trust should do if he discovers Mr. Greed's intentions. It also provides a scenario about ticket sales for a fundraiser and asks about controls