To: Mr Skaros Production Manager From: Inventory ControllerDate: March 16th, 2018Re: Production CostConcerning Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) which is a body that incorporates commonly followed accounting standards and rules for financial reporting. We would like to at this moment explain to Davis Skaros who recently obtained a promotion to become a production manager the reason why we accounted for only 2000 units, despite his claims that the units were twice (Yallapragada, 2012). Accepted Accounting Principles specifications comprise definitions of industry-specific rules, principles and concepts that ensure consistency and transparency in a financial report from one association to the other. Stipulating my accusation based on a legal forum Davis Skaros has no right to come to me when he is angry and accusing me of not accounting for some units in the production market (Yallapragada, 2012). It is clear that his department has a history of not keeping enough inventory on hand to meet demands. Research carried out from the past showed that Davis Skaros had a case presented on a judicial law court, where the accuser accused his managerial system of Mr Skaros of delivering small units of inventory but claimed to have delivered more in his report (Turner,