Archive for the 'Accounting' Category
Price Earning Ratio/Multiple
0 CommentsIn a company’s valuation, Price Earning(P/E) multiples are applied to earnings based on the maintainable profits before tax less minority interest(gross). In determining the PE multiples, it is equally important to ensure that the following factors should also be taken into consideration:-
net tangible asset value;
quality of management;
nature of products/services;
track record;
growth prospects;
prospective dividend yield;
prospective tax expense […]
Reference Materials For Accounting, Finance, Accounting Math & Cost, Management Accounting Topics
0 CommentsThis section is intended to provide a quick and convenient reference section for some financial expertise who might want to refresh on some academic Accounting topics. These Reference Materials/Topics are actually written in my accounting blogs which are categorized as follows:
Financial Accounting Topics
Cost Accounting Topics
Management Accounting Topics
Accounting Mathematics Topics
Management Information System Topics
Simple Finance
Auditing
Accounting For Hire Purchase In The Purchaser’s Book
3 CommentsThis article deals the Accounting treatment of Hire Purchase Agreement of Purchaser:
In the Purchaser’s Books
Goods on hire purchase are treated as Assets upon receipt. The cash price is recorded as Cost of Assets re: Fixed Assets and
The interests on hire purchase are charge to the Profit & Loss account as revenue expenditure over the period […]
Hire Purchase, Credit Sales And Rental Agreement
1 CommentThis article deals with the features of Hire Purchase and the differentiation between Hire Purchase, Credit Sale and Rental Agreement:-
Features of Hire Purchase
When goods are purchased under a Hire Purchase Agreement:
Vendor of the goods leases the asset to the purchaser on the terms that the purchaser shall pay to the vendor hire charges equivalent to […]
Accounting For Bills Payable(Part3/3)
0 CommentsAs explained in Part 1,
1. The bill of exchange after it is accepted is known as bill receivable to the drawer and payable to the acceptor [ When a drawee accepts the bill and signs he/she is known as the acceptor. The acceptor is primarily liable on a bill to the drawer so long […]
