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What is the selling expenses budget? (Definition, Meaning, Example)
Meaning of Selling expense The expenses that are initiated to achieve the objective of making sales such as sales commission, advertising and promotion, and distribution of merchandise to the customer are selling expenses. It has to be noted that distribution costs do...
What is an Accounting Worksheet?
Introduction During the normal course of business, record keeping and bookkeeping tends to be increasingly important in order to ensure that businesses have proper clarity and understanding regarding their financials. It is also considered pivotal because of the fact...
Non-Operating income
Companies conduct various operations while running their business. Some operations are directly aimed at revenue generation while other operations are not related to the company’s main line of operations. Such operations are called non-operating activities and revenue...
Operating income Vs EBIT
Operating Income Operating income is the residual amount of revenue left after deduction of the cost of goods sold (COGS) and operating expenses. It is one of the measures of the profitability of the operations of an organization. It infers investors and owners about...
Operating income Vs Net Income
Operating Income Operating income is the residual amount of revenue left after deduction of the cost of goods sold (COGS) and operating expenses from the revenue or net sales during the specific period or during the year. It is one of the measures of the profitability...
Non-Operating expenses
What are non-operating expenses? Companies incur expenses to run their daily operations and generate revenue. Such expenses are called operating expenses. But the company also incurs expenses that are outside its main line of operations. These expenses are incidental...
Operating income
Overview: Companies operate a business to earn profits. They carry out specific operations to conduct business and generate such profits. Operating incomes are the income generates from principal revenue-generating activities after deducting the operating expense....
Accrued Revenue
Introduction Under the accrual basis of accounting, the financial transactions are to be recorded as and when they occur. When the seller provides services or sells goods, then he has to recognize the revenue even if the customer has not made payment. This is in line...
Notes receivables
Notes receivables are written promissory notes which give the holder or bearer the right to receive the amount mentioned in the agreement. It is treated as an asset by the holder of the note receivable. Sometimes accounts receivables are converted into notes...