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The accounting method that records transactions as they occur is called?

accrual


Why would one need a deferred tax liability?

Deferred tax liability is necessary when a company's balance sheets fail to reflect what they are claiming on their tax returns. This can occur, for example, in cases of deferred payments from customers.


What is a series of equal annual cash flows considered?

A series of equal annual cash flows is considered an annuity. An annuity represents a sequence of payments or receipts that occur at regular intervals over a specified period. Common examples include retirement payouts, loan repayments, and lease payments. The total value of an annuity can be calculated using various financial formulas, taking into account the interest rate and duration.


What does the accounting term buy in payment mean?

Buy-in payments occur in a Cost Contribution Arrangement (i.e., a framework agreed by several enterprises to share the costs and risks of certain "activities", such as R&D, manufacturing, etcetera, as well as to determine the nature and extent of the interest of each CCA participant as the result of the activities) Buy-in payments are made by new 'participants' in an already existing CCA with the aim of obtaining an interest in any results of prior CCA activities.


How often account payable prepare cheques?

Accounts payable typically prepare cheques on a regular schedule, which can vary depending on the organization's payment policies and cash flow. This may occur weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, aligned with the due dates of invoices and payment terms negotiated with vendors. Additionally, ad hoc payments may be processed as needed for urgent or priority invoices. Regular cheque preparation helps maintain good vendor relationships and ensures timely payments.