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Record keeping

Record keeping is the structured process of collecting and storing information.

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping in accounting is the systematic recording of financial transactions for accurate financial management and reporting.

Internal users

Management/ owners themselves

External users

Investors, creditors, customers or even government to assess companies stability

Cash basis

Only when the transaction is paid or received

Accrual

When it occurs even if it's not paid or received

Transaction

the exchange of assets, liabilities, or equity, recorded to track a company's financial changes.

Accrual transaction for accounting

Accrual transactions in accounting recognize revenues or expenses before actual payment, providing a more accurate financial picture.

What is "GAAP"

Generally accepted accounting principles

GAAP meaning

standard guidelines for consistent and comparable financial reporting in accounting.

Transaction insight

understanding a transaction's impact on a company's finances. To make an accurate report and decision making

Cash accounting for transaction

Cash accounting for transactions involves recording them when actual cash is received or paid, providing a real-time view of a business's cash flow. ( Smaller enterprise )

How does the accrual accounting method works

Accrual accounting records revenues and expenses when earned or incurred, offering a more accurate long-term financial view compared to cash accounting.

Advantage of accrual basis accounting

• It allows for more in-depth business analysis.


• It helps businesses in financial planning.


• This accounting method complies with GAAP

Limitations of accrual basis accounting

• It creates several drawbacks.


• It results in deception.


• In this method of accounting, moving costs becomes difficult.