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Accounting
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How To Resign From Your Current Accountancy Job
If you have found a new Accountancy Job and you need to resign from your current role, then these few words of advice should help you. Resigning is daunting and there are right and wrong ways of going about this. So, what is the best way of resigning and what should you do?
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Best Budgeting and Forecasting Tools for CPAs
It is not new news that majority of people in and around America and rest of world has major issues managing their finances. Do you know- there are number of good and valuable tools that can be used to not only to manage your budget but also helps you to stick to them?
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Accounting Outsourcing Services Can Increase Your Profit Margin
Accounting outsourcing services has become mandatory for the over-burdened accounting firms who need to outsource their work at any cost. In fact, outsourcing firms complete the work in very less time compared to the in-house staff. It's like a boon for all those organization that are unable to handle their accounting work.
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Fresh Approach to Accountancy
Traditionally Accountants have been seen as something to be feared and a necessary evil, but things are changing. Accountants need to look at their attitude to their clients and perhaps rethink the approach they use.
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Accounting - Three Major Areas
There are three major functional areas in accounting for any business. All three go hand in hand for effective business management.
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Introduction to Financial Accounting and GAAP
This article provides an introduction to financial accounting, its purpose, the four basic financial statements, and the concept of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) which is used to prepare these financial statements.
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Principles of Accounting and Accounting Assumptions
Certain fundamental accounting principles and assumptions underlie the preparation and presentation of financial statements. There are namely, (a) Going concern, (b) Consistency and (c) Accrual. They are usually not specifically stated because their acceptance and use are assumed.
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Accounting Ledger and How to Write Ledger
Ledger is the most important book of accounting. It contains summarized, classified description of all the business transactions. It is divided into various parts and each part is termed as 'account'. It is necessary to gather at one place all transactions, during the period, relating to a particular subject-a person, a thing, a class of expenses, incomes etc. It is only then that the net results can be ascertained.
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Balancing the Accounts and Necessity of Ledger
Balancing the account necessarily validates the mathematical accuracy of the posting of accounts by ensuring that any amount posted on debit side is also reflected by same amount on credit side. The ledger basically keeps the record of these debit and credit entries which are created by equal amount. If each entry is balanced this way any account in ledger will reflect a correct amount as debit or credit.
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