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There are generally two different ways to keep the books - cash and accrual basis. The method of accounting you choose is important because it dictates when you show income and recognize expenses. So which one is best for you and your business? That's exactly what this course is all about! In this session, we...

There can be no doubt that accounting and tax software capabilities have improved drastically over time. Gone are the days of paper reconciliations and 10-key tapes attached to reports. However, as automation has increased, practitioners may wonder whether the software is performing all the critical checks that it should. When software reconciles an account, can...

The Internal Revenue Code is just a different world! While most business school graduates learn basic GAAP or IFRS accounting principles, the tax world feels very foreign - because so many rules are different. For example, how do you depreciate assets if we don't estimate their useful lives? Also, when do we need to file...

How do I know if I am right? This is a common question among accountants after they get done closing out the month. Even after the last journal entry is entered, what may not be apparent is how the financial statements fit together. In this course, we will be exploring basic financial statement information, including...

Debt is a common aspect of nearly every business in every industry. It allows companies to grow and expand. It also can increase rates of return for investors. For this reason, it is scrutinized very closely by stakeholders, so it is important for practitioners to get it right! In this course, we will be focusing...

Sales are a part of any business. Whether you are selling a service or a product, it is important to understand the various accounting components of the sales process to help keep financial statements and accounting reports accurate and useful. However, the accounting entries vary based on whether you are using the cash or accrual...