Bookkeeping

But other examples include taxes, deductions, and paid time off (PTO). Payroll accounting includes payroll liabilities as well as payroll expenses. Every business has to record both using the accrual method of accounting. To calculate your total payroll liability amount, all you have to do is add up your current payroll-related costs that haven’t been […]

Small expenses such as miscellaneous postage, out-of-pocket office supplies or company meeting lunch are handled as petty cash. AP often handles a supply of sales tax exemption certificates issued to managers to ensure qualifying business purchases don’t include sales tax expenses. Companies mostly find it convenient to record an accounts payable liability when they actually

Conceptually, accounts receivable reflects a company’s total outstanding (or unpaid) customer invoices. Accounts Receivable (A/R) is defined as payments owed to a company by its customers for products and/or services already delivered to them – i.e. an “IOU” from customers who paid on credit. In this journal entry, both total assets on the balance sheet

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