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Ron Pearson

Ron Pearson, the plant economist, has extensive experience in the preparation of accounting in the company, is engaged in document circulation, preparation and sending of accounting and tax reports to regulators, a specialist in the preparation of training programs, an online consultant on issues of finance, accounting, and reporting. Email: ron_pearson@www.kelleysbookkeeping.com, Phone: 484-995-5921

Premium Vs Discount Bonds

They could trade above or below their par value while bond traders attempt to make money trading these yet-to-mature bonds. As a result, the Apple bond pays a higher interest rate than the 10-year Treasury yield. Also, with the added yield, the bond ... Read more

What Are The Effects Of Overstating Inventory?

Here again, no matter which situation is causing the reduction in the inventory to sales ratio, either one suggests that you are effectively managing your business's inventory levels and its cash flow. Inventory turnover also reflects the carrying co... Read more

S Corp Tax Return

A corporation must file Form 1120-S if it elected to be an S corporation by filing Form 2553, and the Internal Revenue Service accepted the election. For a full schedule of Emerald Card fees, see your Cardholder Agreement..... Read more

Vintage Yellow Accounting Practice Forms

Below are some of the accounting systems we have worked with for invoice exports. We have developed numerous stand invoice export file formats. Please review all of the below to see which one will work for your accounting system. Yellow Dog Inventory... Read more

What Are Permanent Accounts?

Typically, permanent accounts have no ending period unless you close or sell your business or reorganize your accounts. All income statement balances are eventually transferred to retained earnings. In accounting, a permanent account refers to a gene... Read more

Liquidity Ratio Definition & Meaning

It indicates that the company is in good financial health and is less likely to face financial hardships. Notice that the cash ratio is much smaller than the other two ratios. In analyzing the cash ratio, any ratio greater than 0.5 is considered good... Read more