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IRS Audit Defense & Representation: Expert Protection with Mike Habib, EA

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Business Audit Defense: Specialized Considerations Business audits present unique challenges and opportunities that require specialized knowledge of business tax law, accounting principles, and operational considerations.

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What Is Deferred Revenue: Accounting Principles and Tax Treatment

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In this article, we’ll explain the GAAP-compliant method of reporting deferred revenue, provide bookkeeping examples, and explain how the practice will impact your taxes. Table of Contents Deferred Revenue Accounting Principles Why Use Deferred Revenue Reporting Over Cash Accounting?

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What is Qualified Improvement Property and its depreciation method?

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The depreciation for nonresidential real property, residential real property, and qualified improvement property is calculated using the straight-line method under the rules of accounting for both tax and generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).

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Intuit Shows Off New Tech and Features at Intuit Connect Conference

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QuickBooks Live Expert Assisted: Frees up time for accountants by connecting businesses to QuickBooks Online-certified experts to educate them on how to set up and manage their business within the platform as well as answer questions on specialized topics such as business tax and payroll tax compliance.

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The Importance of an Accurate Balance Sheet

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Complying with Accounting Standards and Tax Regulations An accurate balance sheet is also vital for complying with accounting standards and tax regulations. It helps ensure that your financial statements are prepared by following generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).

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What is the difference between book and tax depreciation?

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Book depreciation, which is also known as accounting depreciation, is the amount recorded in a business’s financial statement for a fixed asset (i.e., machinery, equipment, and tools for business use) that is allocated over the useful life of that asset. This ultimately reduces the net income reported by a company.

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The Playbook for SaaS to Convert from Cash to Accrual

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The four most common reasons SaaS companies switch from cash to accrual accounting are: Investors want to see accrual-basis financial statements (balance sheet and income statement), Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) compliance is required for public companies, A financial statement audit, and.