Accountancy

Revenue Receipts

An introduction In this article, we will discuss revenue receipts. But before moving further, let’s understand what a receipt is. What is a receipt?  Receipts mark the moment that something like payments for receiving any good or cash has been acknowledged.  In accounting terms, receipts tell a lot about any business. Generally, these are the […]

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Retirement of a Partner

Partnerships are formal agreements between two or more people. The Partnership gives both parties certain rights and duties. Sometimes, the Partnership is dissolved for one of the parties and goodwill. The following are some of how a partner can typically be retired from a partnership: If a partner can be withdrawn from the formal agreement

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Profitability Ratios

In financial analysis, part ratio analysis is one of the most important and effective lessons to understand the company’s financial stability and growth. From ratio analysis, one can easily understand the company’s past, present, and future. There are five basic types of ratios called Profitability ratio, Liquidity ratio, Activity ratio, Debt ratio, and Market ratio.

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Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet

Every shareholder, employee, creditor, trader even the Government itself wants to keep updated on every company’s financial conditions. So, the Profit and Loss Account and balance sheet are financial statements the company releases periodically. These statements include a continuous record of companies’ financial stability. Also, the reason behind publishing is, that it is used by

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Partnership Accounts

Introduction: Partnership accounts are prevalent and an integral part of any business platform. The partnership accounts mainly depend upon the number of partners, ratio of investment, and equity percentage. Each partner has separate capital accounts for investment purposes. These capital accounts are separate from the withdrawal account or Current account of the partners and are for

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