Loss carryforward and loss carryback: tips for doing taxes
Loss carryforward and loss carryback: how you can save on taxes
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Just because your business has been running smoothly for years, it doesn’t mean that things will always be this way. There could be times where the expenditures of your business are greater than its revenues. It wouldn’t be fair to expect the company to pay tax when it isn’t as financially stable as in previous years. This is where the provisions, loss carryforward, and loss carryback come into...

Loss carryforward and loss carryback: how you can save on taxes
Profit calculation by cash inflow and outflow accounting
Cash inflow and outflow, simply explained
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As April 15 approaches, businesses are faced with a major challenge: They not only need to communicate their tax returns to the IRS, but also their previous year’s profits. Small businesses, self-employed individuals, and freelancers need to take the cash inflow and outflow principle into account when calculating their profit. But what exactly does this mean? This guide will help you through this...

Cash inflow and outflow, simply explained
Corporate income tax
Corporate income tax: the basics at a glance
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Corporate income tax is not as well-known as regular income tax although the two are very similar. While income tax is payable by private individuals and others, corporate income tax just relates to the taxable income of corporations and other entities. In this guide, we will answer the following questions about corporation tax: How is it calculated? How high is it? Who has to pay it, and who...

Corporate income tax: the basics at a glance
Sales tax
What is sales tax? The basics explained
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Everyone has to deal with sales tax in some form or other. Sales tax is one of the most important sources of income for the government. But what is sales tax exactly? And who actually has to pay it? Which tax rate applies to which products? How do you calculate sales tax? The most important information on sales tax at a glance.

What is sales tax? The basics explained
Quotation templates: using samples for more success
Quotation templates: how practical samples work
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With a professional template, you can increase your chances of turning the interested party into a customer. In order to achieve this, the quote should correspond to the recipient’s needs as well as have a professional structure, layout, and content. Quotation templates for Word and Excel offer the perfect support.

Quotation templates: how practical samples work
Delivery note templates: basics and instructions
Creating goods receipts with delivery note templates
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A goods receipt is a useful document for both the supplying company as well as the recipient and should therefore be sent out with all deliveries, especially large ones. Even though it isn’t required by law, it’s standard practice in sales. Once you’ve found the right template, you can create a delivery note in minutes.

Creating goods receipts with delivery note templates
Creating a delivery note | what is a delivery note?
Creating a delivery note: what is a delivery note and how do you design one?
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It’s not compulsory to include a delivery note when shipping goods, but it is advisable: this correspondence enables you to provide customers with a quick overview of the delivered products and also makes sure that all of the ordered items are included in the delivery.

Creating a delivery note: what is a delivery note and how do you design one?
Writing an order confirmation | What’s important?
Writing an order confirmation: what is it and how do I draw one up?
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When an order is placed with you or your business, you ought to write up an order confirmation. This confirms to the person who has made the order that their purchase is being processed and also summarizes all the relevant information, e.g., price, product details, delivery date, etc. But what exactly is an order confirmation and what should you be aware of when preparing such a document?

Writing an order confirmation: what is it and how do I draw one up?
Accounting standards of the IFRS and FASB
Accounting principles: National and international standards
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Accounting standards are used as a way to unify annual and consolidated financial statements. The standards make statements both more meaningful and easily comparable. Accounting principles exist at both the national and international level. But which standards should be observed? We provide you with an overview of the objectives and functions of commercial accounting, as well as the specific...

Accounting principles: National and international standards
How to write a past due letter
Writing a past due letter: samples for professional letters requesting payment
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Would you like to avoid defaulting customers, but you don’t know how? With 1&1 past due letter templates you can easily write your reminders. With prewritten texts for the first, second, and third letters, you can strengthen the management of your receivables. The aim of an effective dunning procedure is to reduce the number of customers and reduce the risk of loss of receivables. We will show you...

Writing a past due letter: samples for professional letters requesting payment

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A solid business growth strategy is paramount for any business owner. This category focuses on all the aspects that follow the establishment of a company; from business strategy and growth, to recruitment, bookkeeping, and taxes.