Many workers take a vacation in the summer but accountants usually pick a time with a relatively lower workload. Taking a full vacation tends to be difficult when you are supposed to be filing tax reports, calculating and paying out wages, or closing the month. This article explores replacement possibilities and an appropriate evaluation of accounting risks during accountants’ absence.
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Ask questionThe term “deposit system” is fast becoming a household name. A mandatory deposit system for single-use and reusable drinks packaging became operational on 1 February 2022 in an attempt to prevent environmental pollution. The new deposit system applies to all beverage retailers and their outlets, filling stations, public catering companies selling bottled drinks etc. This article explores the accounting treatment for a retailer who is required to install a deposit system collection point close to his outlet.
The preparation of annual accounts is relevant to each company, and this process often involves making multiple changes that have a direct effect on the numerical information presented in the company’s financial statements. Accounting software mostly ensures automatic preparation of the balance sheet and the profit and loss account, yet companies, depending on their size, may have to produce a number of notes that tend to take a long time to prepare. In this article we share recommendations for accelerating the technical preparation of financial statements.
Today, cryptocurrency is almost a household word. “Crypto” denotes encryption provided in all modern digital currencies. Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Dogecoin have a value because people buy them for a price. The cryptocurrency can then be exchanged for goods, services or currencies issued by governments, such as the euro. This article explains how cryptocurrency trades should be booked by a company acting as broker between an individual or entity wishing to buy cryptocurrency or exchange it for money and the stock exchange where it can be bought.
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