Adjectival adjuncts refer to adjectives that come right before the noun they modify, such that they could be removed from the sentence and it would remain grammatically correct. They tell the reader where, when, why, how, and for how long something happened. They can be a single word or an entire phrase or clause. Kettle […]

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Once you have a list of bookkeeping names, seek opinion from friends, family or other people. A fresh perspective can help you decide which name resonates best. A name like “Xtraordinary Bookkeepers” might sound unique but could confuse clients trying to remember it. Certifications are a difference maker when clients choose a bookkeeping service. The […]

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But for businesses recording accruals manually, a good rule of thumb is to prepare the journal entry for the following month ahead of time, recording it once month-end processing is complete. When the accrual is reversed the following month, the accrued expenses account will be debited, which will reduce the balance in the account. Income […]

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For AFS and HTM debt securities, the Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) model under ASC 326 requires companies to estimate and recognize an allowance for expected credit losses. If an AFS security’s fair value is below its amortized cost, the credit-related portion of the loss is recognized as an impairment charge on the income statement, […]

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But nonprofit revenue can have unique complexities and restrictions compared to for-profit businesses. Beyond just earned income, charitable nonprofits rely on diverse sources like donations, grants, government contracts, investments, and fundraising/events, among others. Each revenue stream has its own accounting treatments, trailing requirements, and financial impacts. While a template can make this job easier, it’s […]

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From an economic perspective, sunk costs are a given; they are the investments into projects, research, and development that have already been made. Economists argue that these costs should not affect the rational decision-making process. The emotional investment and the fear of wasted effort can cloud judgment, leading to the ‘sunk cost fallacy’ – the […]

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