Contractor WIP Schedule at Year End: Percentage of Completion

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Ryan Ross

A contractor WIP schedule at year end decides the tax bill: overbilled jobs are liabilities, underbilled are assets, retainage is…

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What an accounting firm found in nearly 700 handwritten checks during a restaurant cleanup, and why every coded line in…

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Price Increase Letter to Customers: The One-Paragraph Template

A price increase letter to customers should be one paragraph, sent the second week of December, effective January 1. The…

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S-Corp Reasonable Compensation: Fix It on the Last December Payroll

S-corp reasonable compensation gets fixed on the final December payroll, not in April: salary vs. distributions, owner health insurance on…

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Multi-Entity Bookkeeping: Intercompany Due-To/Due-From Explained

Multi-entity bookkeeping breaks in two places: the intercompany due-to/due-from balance and the missing roll-up. How both get fixed with a…

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Multi-Entity Consolidated Financials: The Roll-Up You’ve Never Seen

Multi-entity consolidated financials require one chart of accounts, intercompany booked both sides monthly, and draws traced. What the roll-up shows…

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