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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

Is An Invoice The Same As A Bill

One difference between an invoice and statement is that invoices go out with each shipment or service provided. That's not how it works with a billing statement, meaning a list of all outstanding invoices and the total yet unpaid. You send statements... Read more

Current Ratio Formula

So a current ratio of 4 would mean that the company has 4 times more current assets than current liabilities. It indicates the financial health of a company and how it can maximize the liquidity of its current assets to settle debt and payables. The ... Read more

Cash Flow From Investing Activities

The interest earned on loans and advances are just like interest earned on normal investments and is reported in the statement of cash flows according to US-GAAP or IFRS as discussed above. Figure 12.1 "Examples of Cash Flows from Operating, Investin... Read more

Topic No 511 Business Travel Expenses

If you set up a corporation or LLC for your business, you can deduct up to $5,000 more in organizational costs, such as state filing fees and legal fees. The cost of specialized magazines, journals, and books directly related to your business is tax ... Read more

Recording A Cost Of Goods Sold Journal Entry

A simpler version of accounting is single entry accounting, which is essentially a cash basis system that is run from a check book. Under this approach, assets and liabilities are not formally tracked, which means that no balance sheet can be constru... Read more

What Is Inventory Carrying Cost?

Per that calculation, Seasonal Inspirations has inventory carrying costs of 24%. The capital cost is the cost that a business expands on carrying inventory. The cost is what a business will incur over a certain period of time, to hold and store its i... Read more