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<title>Understanding the Bottom Line</title>
<description>What’s there to understand? The bottom line is the last line on the Profit &amp; Loss (P&amp;L) statement and it is either a profit or a loss. That’s all you need to know, isn’t it? Yes, it is important to know whether you are making a profit or losing money, but understanding how financial statements work is knowing the nature of each account and how it fits into the scheme of things. This article provides a broader understanding of the bottom line.
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<description>This article discusses what goodwill is, how it is valued and gives an example of how it is applied in a certain case.</description>
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<description>A brief explanation of what a general journal entry is and how it used in the bookkeeping process.</description>
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<description>A discussion as to why the bank reconciliation is the heart of your business bookkeeping and how it serves as an important tool in monitoring cash.  </description>
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<description>A brief but clear explanation of how debits and credits work.</description>
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<description>A brief discussion regarding the nature of non-profit organizations and how their accounting is organized.</description>
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<description>A discussion of what “internal control” is, why it is important and some suggestions as to used internal control procedures when handling cash.</description>
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<description>A brief  explanation of double-entry accounting and the framework upon which it is based.</description>
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<description>A discussion about the difference between CPAs and non-certified accountants in terms of their educational background and services they can or cannot perform for the public.</description>
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