cash method in quick books 2008
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QuickBooks Accounting
Presentation on Cash Method in QuickBooksPrepared by: Hammad Khalid
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Choosing an Accounting Type Cash or Accrual?• A. Cash accounting
• The practice of recording sales and expenses only when cash is actually received or paid out.
• B. Accrual accounting• The practice of reporting income when earned and expenses when incurred
Businesses with inventory (e.g. retailers) must use this method.
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Cash Accounting
Advantages• Cash accounting
requires less staff and financial resources
• Cash accounting clearly represents cash flows
• Cash accounting (sometimes) provides tax benefits
Disadvantages• Cash accounting can
misrepresent your company’s financial position
• Cash accounting doesn’t conform to GAAP
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Cash Flow Money In and Money Out
Money In Money Out
CUSTOMERS
Sales
Services / Products
Out
VENDORS
Expenses
Services / Products
In
YOUR BUSINESS
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Creating Reports
• When you create reports in QuickBooks, you can
switch between cash and accrual reports at any time,
regardless of which bookkeeping method you have
chosen for tax purposes. Superior University
Change Business Report
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Modify Report
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Chang to Cash Method
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Report Change to Cash Basis
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