Important Petty Cash Procedures to Prevent Fraud and Misuse
Are petty cash procedures trivial rules that don’t require much attention? Their lack or weakness actually opens up avenues for accounting …
Continue ReadingAre petty cash procedures trivial rules that don’t require much attention? Their lack or weakness actually opens up avenues for accounting …
Continue ReadingWhether you’re a business owner or an investor looking to buy an existing business, you need to take a close look at accounts receivables (A/R) to …
Continue ReadingIf you utilize a vehicle for your business traveling, how do you determine which expenses you can use as a true expense for tax purposes? The IRS does …
Continue ReadingHow do the financial analysts look at a company when trying to find good investments? Find out how horizontal and vertical analyses fit into …
Continue ReadingBy stepping through an example of horizontal analysis, it is possible to see the purpose and benefits of this financial tool. Learn what to compare, …
Continue ReadingWhen calculating the hurdle rate for a project, the cost of capital of the enterprise is used as a starting point. But, don’t stop there! Make …
Continue ReadingThe high low method is a quick and easy method for computing fixed and variable elements in mixed costs. Advantages of the high low method include …
Continue ReadingAlthough both accounts payable and notes payable are part of current liabilities, they have their own characteristics you’ll need to know. Read …
Continue ReadingBusiness activity is fluid transcending periods, whereas accounting is in compartmentalized periods such as quarterly or annual statements. This very …
Continue ReadingHow does one determine the interest rate on notes receivable? Actually, this wouldn’t be a problem if the borrower has the promissory note at …
Continue ReadingImagine yourself walking into your local bank. With business plan neatly tucked away in your briefcase, you recall the long hard hours it took you to …
Continue ReadingWhat do period costs, product costs and revenue recognition all have in common? They are all components of the matching principle of GAAP. Not only …
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