The district court recently ruled that when determining a business’s correct reporting method to the Israel Tax Authority (ITA)—on an accrual or a cash basis—it is insufficient to examine the ...

Most businesses handle their accounting on an accrual basis. What is accrual basis accounting? It’s the practice of recording transactions at the point of origination, even if no money changes hands ...

Relatively early in a law firm's existence, a decision is required concerning whether to report financial activities to the Internal Revenue Service on a "cash" or "accrual" accounting basis.

While every public company uses accrual basis accounting in its financial reporting, it’s not the only bookkeeping standard out there. Cash basis accounting also has practical applications in business ...

Most businesses are free to choose between the accrual and cash methods of accounting for their first tax return. If you've chosen cash and now you need to switch, you'll need Internal Revenue Service ...

The Internal Revenue Service allows S corporations to file their taxes on the accrual or cash basis -- though hybrid and other special methods are permitted in some cases. For your S corporation, ...

In the U.S., there are accounting standards known as Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). They are the accounting standards used for all businesses in this country and provide principles ...

The International Federation of Accountants, in collaboration with the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy ...

You’re fresh out of college, a new hire at the local CPA firm. It’s your first tax season, and you’re handed a business tax return to prepare. As you peruse the file, you notice that in preparing the ...

There are two basic methods of accounting that businesses use to track and report revenues: the cash basis and the accrual basis. Under the accrual basis, revenues are recorded on a company's income ...