Accounting Service

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Managerial Accounting

Describes a method of accounting that creates statements, reports, and documents that assist management in making more sound decisionsrelated to their business model. This type of accounting is critical in the decision-making process and assist in the management of performance and control of performance related systems.

Cost Accounting

Describes the reporting and analyisi of a company's cost structure. It is the process of assigning costs to cost objects that a company usually includes in products, services, and any activity inwhich the company is involved.

Financial Accounting

A specific branch of accounting involving recording, summarizing, and reporting. There are four basic principles included in this process; objectivity, matching, revenue, recognization, and consistency

Cost Principle

Describe your acquisition of products or services. This recording is essential and germane in keeping expenses orderly. It is important to record the acquistion price of anything spent and properly recording depreciation for those assets.

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Objectivity Principle

The accounting data should be consistent and accurate. Making sure the data is also supported by evidence which is inclusive of vouchers, receipts, and invoices (free of personal opinion). Having an objective viewpoint helps solidify reliance on the financial results.

Revenue Recognition Principle

Recording of information is imperative, hence this principle, which identifies the recognition of revenue on the Income Statement. This the method segregates whether it's recognized in the accurral or cash basis. This is vital for ANY business.

Matching Principle

Expenses should be matched to the revenues recognized in the same accounting period and be recorded in the accounting period the expenses were incurred.

Full Disclosure Principle

The information on the Financial Statements should be complete so that nothing is misleading With this intention, it is important partners or clients will be aware of relevant informationconcerning your company.