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Vertical Analysis: What It Is and How It Can Help You

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This blog will guide you on what vertical analysis is, how to perform it, and how it can help your business to scale through data-driven decisions. For vertical analysis, you break down the financial statement into categories like revenue and expenses and then calculate the percentage that each category represents out of the total.

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Boost Your Financial Performance: Reports Your FP&A Team Needs

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In this blog, we look at three main reporting types that FP&A teams must use to monitor the financial health and performance of a business. Income statement An income statement, also known as a profit and loss statement, shows a company’s revenues, expenses, and net income over a specific period, such as a quarter or a year.

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S corp vs C corp vs LLC: What’s the difference, and which one is better for your business?

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Are required to submit tax return filings for business income and profits. There is nothing inherently “better” about a C corp, S corp, or LLC—these designations simply describe how a company is taxed and which rules it must obey in order to stay compliant with the Internal Revenue Service ( IRS ).

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What is Managerial Accounting and How Does it Differ from Financial Accounting?

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No matter how large or small your business is, managerial accounting will help you gain profit. Financial accounting vs. managerial accounting. Whereas, short-run planning is primarily concerned with production orienting and process prioritizing, taking into account operational budgeting or profit planning. Contents: 1.

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Amortization in accounting 101

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How to calculate amortization Amortization vs. depreciation Managing amortization of assets Companies have a lot of assets. The amortization period is the amount of time in which the company expects to generate revenue from the license. In other words, the time the business can generate a profit using that intangible asset.

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Excel for Small Business Owners

Ronika Khanna CPA,CA

Net present value (NPV) ,future values or annuities can be easily calculated if you are considering the profitability of an investment or to see how much you can expect to earn. If you are purchasing a house, car or large equipment you can build your own amortization table and see how much principal vs interest you are paying down.

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How to Prepare the T2125 if you are a Small or Self Employed Business Owner

Ronika Khanna CPA,CA

If you are an unincorporated business owner you are required to report the revenues/sales generated from your business activities and are entitled to claim business related expenses against the income. A pivot table or sub-totals by category can be used on a spreadsheet, while any accounting software will provide a profit-loss statement.