by aaronmskater | Apr 10, 2024 | Bookkeeping
Cost of goods sold is the cost of goods which a company sold to generate that revenue. In pure accounting terms, cost of goods sold is the difference between cost of goods available for sale and cost of goods on hand at the end of an accounting period. As we will see...
by aaronmskater | Nov 14, 2023 | Bookkeeping
There’s almost an unlimited number of ways a company can use retained earnings. The account is usually titled “Accumulated Deficit” or “Accumulated Losses” when the balance is negative. By taking proactive measures in these areas, companies can start the journey...
by aaronmskater | Nov 6, 2023 | Bookkeeping
Based on the fill rate and the value of the outdated inventory, evaluate finished goods. These KPIs can assist you in evaluating the efficiency, customer happiness, and cost-effectiveness of your inventory management practices for various stock categories. Companies...
by aaronmskater | Sep 13, 2023 | Bookkeeping
The soundest way of incorporating growth into value is tomake it endogenous, i.e., to make it a function of how much a firm reinvestsfor future growth and the quality of its reinvestment. We will begin byconsidering the relationship between fundamentals and growth in...
by aaronmskater | Jul 27, 2023 | Bookkeeping
Select Calculate Check, and we’ll estimate your employee’s earnings for the pay period entered. The pay rate and hours worked fields which are salaried will no longer be shown if the employee field. As an alternative, you must understand how much the employee is paid...
by aaronmskater | Jun 30, 2023 | Bookkeeping
The long term-notes payable are classified as long term-obligations of a company because the loan obtained against them is normally repayable after one year period. They are usually issued for buying property, plant, costly equipment and/or obtaining long-term...
