What info goes on a budget worksheet?
It depends on what kind of budget you want to create. As a minimum, you need to list item categories and the amount you plan to spend in each category, then include a total amount for all the categories. See related links for a basic budget format.
What are the researchable accounting topics?
Some researchable accounting topics include the invention/development of double-entry bookkeeping, carbon accounting and green taxation, the cost of anti-money laundering to financial institutions and valuation issue of fair value accounting. A person can also be creative and come up with their unique topics.
Total variable cost does not increase in proportion to output is it true?
False, it is the fixed cost which is not increased or decreased with proportion to output.
How do you calculate vat in tally?
How do you calculate VAT in Tally 9.0 & how to put bank transcation in tally
Difference between cost accounting and costing?
Ans. (1) Costing is a dynamic technique in which changes may take place from time to
time in comparison to cost accounting that enables to determine and control
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The Office of Management and Budget monitors how much money each agency or department is spending?
True
What does the budget process entail?
The budget process entails a great many different things. This process entails learning how to spend and distribute money for example.
How should patients be prepared for a gallstone removal?
There are a number of imaging studies that identify gallbladder disease, but most gallstones will not show up on conventional x rays. That requires contrast agents given by mouth that are excreted into the bile. Ultrasound is very useful.
How do you calculate creditor's turnover?
There are two ways to calculate Creditors Turnover.
First is using the COGS (Cost of Goods Sold) as the basis. Creditors Turnover = COGS / Creditors (A/c Payables) .
Second is the more common method which uses Sales as the basis. Creditors Turnover = Net Sales / Creditors (A/c Payables).
A remains constant and B decreases. profit decrease
What state pays the highest welfare to entering immigrants?
when we were in san antonio Texas they said you are from the welfare state minn. is minn. the highest paying state for welfare. we get a high number of immigrants entering the country.
What is the estimated costs of running a flower shop?
About 10% less than you'll make. Fixed costs/ Variable costs? Cost of spoiled unsold flowers/
To another person, yes. To the same narcissist, no. Once they devalue you, you're done. Thank God. Literally. They can keep coming back or contacting you but things will never be "great" again. Once things turn negative, they are done pretending to be the great person they pretended to be in the first place. Its not easy but don't contact them. Avoid all contact with them. It will be the best decision you've ever made. ~ T I think it's a very real possibility, based on my experience with my ex-husband. He has returned to me (including once remarrying me) a total of 3 times over the last 11 years, not counting all the little walk-outs and fights after which he returned. We are now divorced for the 2nd time, and he just recently emailed me fishing around for attention. I heard that he is having trouble with his girlfriend. Now that I'm finally clear that he's a narcissist, I didn't respond to the email and I won't be giving him any attention. That will stop it from happening again. Usually a narcissist who is fishing will have some super important reason you need to contact them. They need to get an address, or they left something at your house...blah blah blah. Odds are whatever it is either isn't that important, or it's a lie. Think very carefully before you respond to ANYTHING. Assume it's a trick, because it almost certainly is.
How do married couples pay bills?
Every household is different. Some husbands pay everything, while others split the bills with their wives.
What do the terms MINS and MAXS represent for inventory?
Often used in inventory control, Min-Max means the minimum amount you need in physical inventory. Max means just the opposite, the maximum amount you need to have in physical inventory. When the stock falls below minimum, you would order up to the maximum amount to replenish the stock.
What are the components of family budget?
grocery,
utility,
water bill
electricity bill
food
clothing
shelter
education
transportation
allowance
gas saving
but other have
credit card
insurance
and others
How should patients be prepared for an aldosterone assay?
Since posture and body position affect aldosterone, hospitalized patients should remain in an upright position (at least sitting) for two hours before blood is drawn. Occasionally blood will be drawn again before the patient.
How should patients be prepared for a laryngoscopy?
The doctor may instruct the patient not to take medications like aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs, which interfere with clotting, for a period of time prior to the procedure. The patient needs to fast for 6 to 12 hours prior to the procedure and.
What is the difference between Cash flow statement and Cash flow budget?
Cash Flow Statement shows the actual flow of cash& Cash Flow Budget shows you the estimated flow. For more information you can listen to the radio station specifically dedicated to explaining Cash flow on Achieve radio.
What are the factors that effect the budget resources allocation decisions of managers?
The internal objectives of a business; the regulations and legislation's that affect the market plans; world news and events; industrial analyst reports, financial analysis; establishing strategic goals, achieving them and attaining results. These are the factors that affect budget resources allocation decision of managers.
No, petty cash is a control account not an expenditure account.
32000-2000/5=31600
What are the Effects of budgetary control on performance management?
Higher budgets, in real terms, create a unit that is expected to produce higher profits. Lower budgets, in real terms, create a unit that is expected to produce higher profits, or at least only corresponding porportional losses.