Basic Accounts

basic accounting includes revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows. and debits and credits.

Present Value

Present Value

Present Value The present value (PV) measures a sum of money – or a stream of cash flows – that is expected in the future. Because time impacts value, this […]

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Lessor vs Lessee

Lessor Vs Lessee

Lessor Vs Lessee A lease arrangement has two key parties, and every financial expert must understand how to distinguish between the lessor and the lessee. To clearly understand these two-term

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Conversion Cost

Conversion Cost

What is Conversion Cost Companies that manufacture inventory rely significantly on metrics to track production as well as analyze the efficiency with which inventory is manufactured and sold. Conversion costs

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Matching Principle

Matching Principle

Matching Principle Concept in Accounting One of the fundamental underlying principles in accounting is the matching principle. According to the matching principle, a corporation must disclose a cost on its

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