TAILIEUCHUNG - Bookkeeping Workbook For Dummies2

Part IVGetting Ready for Year’s.(Or Month’s) this part . . .ventually every accounting period has an end. end comes, whether it’s the end of a month, or a year, you’ll need to check your work and to close out the periodI introduce you to the process of preparing your books out the accounting period. You also learn key adjustments needed to record depreciation assets (a process which tracks the use of your tangible assets, such as cars and buildings), which must before you close the books. Plus, you learn how and record your interest payments and your booksThen I show you how to prove out your books by cash, testing your book’s balance and making adjustments or 11Depreciating Your This Exploring Pricing Arranging schedulesAs a business uses its assets, the assets eventually get used up. Businesses track of their assets by calculating depreciation chapter will introduce you to depreciation and the various methods that are used it. You’ll practice the various depreciation methods and learn how to track your bookkeeping probably think of depreciation as something that happens to a new car when you drive the lot after purchasing it. All of a sudden it’s worth 20 to 30 percent less and it’s . Well, for bookkeeping purposes it’s not quite the same thing. Accountants to adjust the books based on the aging of a piece of equipment or other assetAs an asset is used, its useful life is reduced. For example, when you drive a car 15,000 miles a year, you know that eventually it will need more and more repair until decide it’s used up and you want to replace it with something new. That happens to manufacturing equipment, furniture, as well as any other business asset held for more than . A company needs to track this use of assets to know the value of what it has and also repair and replacement costs based on the age of its assetsNot everything can be depreciated. Any item that you expect to use up in a year is not eligible for depreciation. These types of items are written off as expenses instead. You also don’ land. Land does not get used up. While you can’t depreciate a building or car or lease, if you do major renovations to a leased property you can depreciate the those improvementsAssets you own that are used for both your business and your personal life can be based on percentage of use. The two most common types of partially depreciated assets for people who own a home business are their car and a portion of their houseFor these situations the business owners are primarily looking to take advantage of the that can be generated by depreciationThis chapter focuses on depreciation expenses. Depreciation for tax purposes is an topic. Check with your accountant to find out more information about used for tax purposes or read IRS publication 946, “How to Depreciate Property”.(). IV: Getting Ready for Year’s (Or Month’s) depreciate assets to:The answer is d. All of the above are correct. Depreciation is a tax deduction. calculate the using up of an asset knowing the age of its assets, a determine expected repair and replacement costs. For example, older assets need more repair and their replacement will be needed much sooner of the following assets cannot . Take advantage of tax . Track the use of their . Project r

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• Transaction analysis
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