Reconciliation is the process of comparing two financial records such as bank statements and the general ledger to ensure accuracy and completeness. It helps detect errors, fraud, or discrepancies and is a vital internal control. Common examples include bank reconciliation, supplier statement matching, and intercompany account reconciliation.
Retained earnings represent the cumulative net profit a company keeps after distributing dividends to shareholfers. Reported under equity on the…
Running costs are recurring operational expenses necessary for keeping the business functioning day-to-day. This includes fuel, maintenance, salaries, insurance, and…
Revenue expenditure refers to costs incurred in the day-to-day running of a business, like rent, utilities, and maintenance. These are…
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