identity 2 issues or risk for each case

1) Alberta Products

Elise Brin recently purchased Gifts Galore, a distributor of crafts and gifts to retailers in the Muskoka region of Ontario, Canada. A store in cottage country was what Elise had dreamed about her whole life. She knew the season was short but with all the wealthy families arriving in a couple of months she felt very secure. After three months of operations, Brin's supplier called very upset because his bank had returned Brin's last two cheques to him as NSF (meaning not-sufficient funds). He demanded that Brin personally bring him the $800 owed in cash and said he would no longer ship orders to her until her cheques had cleared the bank (about a week's time). Her accountant had called, and she had an income tax bill of $4,210. Brin did not know what had gone wrong since she was certain the business had been operating at a profit.