Category: Bookkeeping

  • What Do Accountants Actually Do? A Detailed Breakdown of Their Role

    If a company anticipates a 10% increase in material costs due to global shortages, adjusting expense forecasts accordingly can prevent cash flow shortages. Accounting helps a business understand its financial position to be able to make informed decisions and manage risks. Accounting is the process of keeping track of your business’s financial transactions. Accountants employ…

  • Period and Product Costs Managerial Accounting

    Period costs are essentially charges that could be applied to the company’s income statement for the period in which such expenses were incurred. These expenses are not directly tied to inventory production and so do not constitute part of the cost of goods sold and are charged in the company’s income statement. Because these costs…

  • Weighted Average vs FIFO vs. LIFO: Whats the Difference?

    Discover the definition of period cost, explore examples, understand its , differentiation from product costs, , in analysis, and how to record and report them. Fixed costs are considered time costs and are included in the Profit and Loss Account. They continue to grow, forcing the business to bear them regardless of profit or Remote…

  • Weighted Average vs FIFO vs. LIFO: Whats the Difference?

    Discover the definition of period cost, explore examples, understand its , differentiation from product costs, , in analysis, and how to record and report them. Fixed costs are considered time costs and are included in the Profit and Loss Account. They continue to grow, forcing the business to bear them regardless of profit or Remote…

  • Weighted Average vs FIFO vs. LIFO: Whats the Difference?

    Discover the definition of period cost, explore examples, understand its , differentiation from product costs, , in analysis, and how to record and report them. Fixed costs are considered time costs and are included in the Profit and Loss Account. They continue to grow, forcing the business to bear them regardless of profit or Remote…

  • Weighted Average vs FIFO vs. LIFO: Whats the Difference?

    Discover the definition of period cost, explore examples, understand its , differentiation from product costs, , in analysis, and how to record and report them. Fixed costs are considered time costs and are included in the Profit and Loss Account. They continue to grow, forcing the business to bear them regardless of profit or Remote…

  • Weighted Average vs FIFO vs. LIFO: Whats the Difference?

    Discover the definition of period cost, explore examples, understand its , differentiation from product costs, , in analysis, and how to record and report them. Fixed costs are considered time costs and are included in the Profit and Loss Account. They continue to grow, forcing the business to bear them regardless of profit or Remote…

  • Weighted Average vs FIFO vs. LIFO: Whats the Difference?

    Discover the definition of period cost, explore examples, understand its , differentiation from product costs, , in analysis, and how to record and report them. Fixed costs are considered time costs and are included in the Profit and Loss Account. They continue to grow, forcing the business to bear them regardless of profit or Remote…

  • Present value of an ordinary annuity table

    Present value annuity due tables are used to provide a solution for the part of the formula shown in red. Additionally this is sometimes referred to as the present value annuity due factor. You can use the table below to calculate Present Value for single cash flows. You now know how to calculate Present Value…

  • Present value of an ordinary annuity table

    Present value annuity due tables are used to provide a solution for the part of the formula shown in red. Additionally this is sometimes referred to as the present value annuity due factor. You can use the table below to calculate Present Value for single cash flows. You now know how to calculate Present Value…