Sole Proprietorships This is the type of business which legally the business entity is not separated from the owner. However, do not get yourself confused with the Separate Entity Concept in accounting. Usually the business is registered with government under ...
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Many small businesses use cash basis of accounting to record transactions, especially those who prepare the accounts once a year. Please refer to my post: Preparing Accounts of Small Businesses Once A Year – Tips and Pitfalls To Avoid for further illustr...
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Posted on June 6th, 2008 by
kclim in
Financial Mathematics
Simple interest is usually discussed and compared with compound interest. Simple interest is named as such because the interest calculated is not compounded. In contrast, when compound interest is calculated, nominal interest rate and effective interest rate w...
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Tagged As: accounting, compound interest, effective interest, Financial Mathematics, nominal interest, simple interest, small business
Many small business owners started the businesses on their own or with minimal staff strength. Usually, the major focus of the businesses is on revenue generation and leaves the function of transactions record keeping and accounting to inexperience staff. Many...
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Tagged As: accountancy, accounting, Accounting Tips, bookkeeping, preparing year end accounts, small business
In some countries, dividends are distributed to shareholders under dividend imputation system. The purpose of this system is to avoid imposing tax “2 times” on the same income is first generated by companies (taxed the first time when the income is...
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Tagged As: accounting, bookkeeping, dividend double entry, dividend imputation, dividend income, dividend paid, franking of dividend
In accounting, a business entity is treated as a separate entity from the owner(s). Therefore, any capital injections made by the owner(s) are recorded as capital contribution from owners in the books of the business entity. The owner(s)’ private expenditure...
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