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Here are the top ten articles for the Accounting Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in! 1. Analyzing Accounting Transactions Analyzing accounting transactions involves simple steps that can make a difference in the quality of the financial information. 2. Statement of Cash Flow - Direct or Indirect Method The indirect method is the most widely used.The direct method is call income statement method while the indirect method is called the reconciliation method. 3. Calculating Cash Discounts and Allowances Taking discounts usually makes economic sense. The true cost foregone when a company does take a discount is high. For example in a 2/10, net 30 it would be 36%. 4. Inventory Analysis & Management How to avoid overstocking or understocking and use investment optimally. What is inventory turnover and how it affects financial statements. How to calculate the number of days it takes to sell inventory. 5. Accounting Information Systems (AIS) and Fraud An executive signed a Form S-4 and a Form S-4 amendment that Company WXZ, Inc. filed with the SEC while knowing, those filings contained materially false and misleading information on prior revenue and earnings per share(2) approved backdated contracts, among other misleading actions. 6. Reporting Irregular Items Forensic accountants are hired to verify the reliability of financial information because it is a decisive factor in assessing performance. When unrealistic goals are set many wrongdoing instances are uncovered through financial investigations where forensic accountants are actively involved. 7. Transactions' Cycles and Internal Control Several internal control procedures are common to most transaction cycles. Analyzing the internal controls of each transaction cycle is better achieved through the cycle approach, which combines different similar transactions with the ledger balance. 8. Break-Even Point Example Break-Even Point Analysis is very important in a decision making process. This simple example walks you through the process. 9. Drawing Conclusions from Financial Statements Forensic accountants find useful information in the financial statements. Financial statements analysis helps decision-makers and financial investigators to draw conclusions for different purposes. 10. Compensated Absences Forensic accountants review these transactions as unscrupulous individuals commit fraud by reducing expenses related to compensated absences to help companies meet earnings targets and fraudulently fail to disclose in their financial statements the changes in accounting for compensated absences. Be sure to visit the Accounting Archives for all the articles! |
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