Accounting

Once the transactions have been entered into the journal they are ..... or transferred into their individual General Ledger accounts.

Capital accounts represent the owner's ..... worth in the business.

An accounts payable ..... shows how much you owe each of your vendors.

Good accounting systems allow users to run informal reports such as ..... accounts receivable or to keep track of inventory.

Financial accounting and reporting rules are part of a country's capital ..... regulations.

With the activities and interests of investors, lenders and companies becoming increasingly global, the Securities and Exchange Commission is increasing its involvement in a number of forums to develop a globally accepted, high quality financial reporting ......

Currently, issuers wishing to access capital markets in different jurisdictions must comply with the requirements of each jurisdiction, which differ in many ......

Establishing and maintaining high quality accounting standards are critical to the U.S. approach to regulation of capital markets, which depends on providing high quality information to facilitate ..... investment decisions.

A firm buying stock seldom had sufficient money balances to complete the required payments; instead it relied on its bank for ..... loans, but as NYSE volume grew, banks and their regulators became alarmed at the amount of credit being extended to support securities transactions.

Reconciling ..... to the General Ledger boils down to making sure you know what you owe and what you don't - it's crucial for maintaining business health; it is a fundamental task that can reduce working capital needs and minimize bank borrowings, but it can be a labor-intensive process.