Accounts payable section is set up based on the probable number of vendors & service providers, the volume of the payments that would be processed for a period of time and the nature of reports that would be required by the management. Accounts p...
A business needs to balance the use of debt and equity to keep the average cost of capital at its minimum. The rate of corporate tax that companies pay in the U.S. plays a major part in determining WACC because as tax rates go up, the WACC falls. Hig...
This type of income statement helps owners analyze different aspects of the company’s performance. These expenses are the costs a small business incurs in its primary business activities during the accounting period. They are sometimes referred to as...
What are adjusting entries? Adjusting entries are journal entries used to recognize income or expenses that occurred but are not accurately displayed in your records. You create adjusting journal entries at the end of an accounting period to balance ...
Deferred expenses are expenses that have been paid in advance and will be expensed out at a later date. Sometimes a bill is processed during the accounting period, but the amount represents the expense for one or more future accounting periods. For e...