SMOKE model an example, of a problem solving method S State the problem What is wrong? M Make Inquiries Gather information What caused the error? What documents or resources, to you need, in order to understand the problem better? O Options What can you do, to fix the problem? What you need to do, to fix the problem and how to avoid reoccurrences may involve more than one resolution. K Know your plan Which option will fix the problem and/or help you to avoid a reoccurrence, of the problem? E Evaluate the Resolution Did your plan fix the problem? Are you likely to encounter this same problem, in the future? Required: Read the 4 Common Accounting Errors and How to Prevent Them article. Review the SMOKE model, shown above. After reading the scenario below, utilize the techniques described in the SMOKE model to resolve the problem: Identify the problem Analyze the problem Identify potential solutions, to the problem Implement a resolution that resolves and avoids future incidences, of the problem Evaluate the reliability, of your resolution Your response, to each element, of the SMOKE model, should consist, of a minimum of 1-2 well written sentences. Type your answers into a Word document, or type answers directly into the Write Submission area, in the Bb assignment drop box. Scenario: You are the accounting clerk, for the Bergman Company. You use QBO, to maintain the accounting records, of the company. Owen Desmond, the accounts payable clerk, from Sorenson Inc, a long-time customer, contacts you regarding some discrepancies, on an invoice they have just received. Mr. Desmond informs you that the invoice includes $4,790, of charges, for products and services. Mr. Desmond notes that a 10% sales tax has been added to the entire invoice balance. However, his records show the amount of services provided was $3,970 and the amount of products was $1,000. ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION Text SubmissionWrite Submission Attach FilesNo file chosen ADD COMMENTS Comments For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). P 0 WORDS POWERED BY TINY When finished, make sure to click Submit. Optionally, click Save as Draft to save changes and continue working later, or click Cancel to quit without saving changes.