Categoria: Bookkeeping

  • What is a contra revenue account?

    The sales returns account contains either an allowance for returned goods, or the actual amount of revenue deduction attributable to returned goods. It is especially important to track sales returns separately and on a trend line, since this can provide important evidence of problems with a company’s products that are causing customers to return goods.…

  • Here’s Why We’re Not Too Worried About S2 Resources’ ASX:S2R Cash Burn Situation

    However, the cost of acquiring new financing should be carefully observed. Companies with high cash burn rates are likely to conceive a situation of financial distress. Your burn rate is a measure that gives you an idea of how much cash you will regularly need to keep your business going. For example, if your cash…

  • Net Present Value Rule Definition, Calculate, Example

    This same calculation is essentially performed for every expected future cashflow (inflows and outflows). Generally, if a company cannot find a positive NPV project, it should return the capital to shareholders via a dividend or a share repurchase. A company that ignores the NPV rule will be a poor long-term investment due to poor corporate…

  • What Are T Accounts and Why Do You Need Them?

    For example, if you debit an account, you must also credit another account to ensure the books are in balance. As you can observe from the above example, all the debit and credits entries have been posted to the appropriate side of the respective t-accounts. This will give the management (Bob in this case) a…

  • Overdraft How to Record Overdraft in Accounting and Present in the Financial Statements?

    Under IFRS Accounting Standards, bank overdrafts are generally6 presented as liabilities on the balance sheet. However, in the statement of cash flows, bank overdrafts reduce the cash and cash equivalents balance if they are repayable on demand and form an integral part of the company’s cash management. Assessing whether a banking arrangement is an integral part…

  • What is a Multi-Step Income Statement?: Format, Explanation, Examples

    Accounting teams need to be robust to correctly account for the line items and classifications of revenues and expenses. That said, small businesses that want more detailed insights into their financial performance can still opt for a multi-step format. This may be needed if you are looking to expand your small business and seeking investments,…

  • Chapter 4 Credit risk internal ratings based approach

    As the PRA proposes to remove AIRB modelling for exposures to institutions, the combined effect of these proposals would be that the AIRB approach would be removed for all exposures to regional and local governments, PSEs, MDBs, and international organisations that are assigned a 0% risk weight under SA. The PRA considers that this is…

  • Preferred Securities: Balancing Yield with Risk

    Holders of preferred stock also have an enhanced claim to company assets in the event of liquidation, although they are still ranked beneath bondholders. If a company fails to pay a dividend to bondholders then the company is in default, but this is not the case with holders of preferred stock. Preferred stock yields can…