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    can someone explain payroll reconciliation process?

    To make sure your payroll register (gross pay, deductions, net pay) matches your General Ledger and bank records, the payroll reconciliation procedure is a crucial audit. Before checks are written, this confirms accuracy, identifies mistakes, and guarantees tax compliance.
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    What is a workpaper?

    A workpaper, also known as a working paper, is a document that an accountant or auditor creates or gathers to document the steps taken, data gathered, and conclusions drawn during a professional engagement. It acts as the official document that backs up the audit opinion, tax returns, and...
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    How to create a facebook business page?

    Click Create New Page after logging in and navigating to the Pages section. Enter the name of your company, the category, and a synopsis (bio). To finish the setup, add a cover photo and a profile picture (logo), along with your contact information and company details.
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    What is Direct Taxes?

    Direct taxes are levied by the government directly on the wealth or income of an individual or organization; they cannot be transferred to another individual. The ultimate tax burden is borne by the payer. Corporate tax and income tax are two examples.
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    What is Tangible asset?

    A tangible asset is a valuable physical item owned by a business or an individual. On a balance sheet, it can be observed, felt, and measured. Land, buildings, vehicles, machinery, and inventory are a few examples. With the exception of land, most lose value over time due to depreciation.
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    How to create a balance sheet

    The three main components of a balance sheet are listed: assets (what you own), liabilities (what you owe), and equity (owner's stake). Make sure the basic accounting formula is always accurate: Liabilities + Equity = Assets
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    What Does an Account Manager Really Do on a Daily Basis?

    Calls and emails from clients, coordinating with internal teams (such as sales or product) to meet client needs, resolving problems, and searching for upsell/renewal opportunities are all part of an account manager's workday. They also create status reports and use CRM software to monitor...
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    What Is an Account Manager?

    The main point of contact for current clients is an account manager. Building enduring relationships, guaranteeing client satisfaction, and increasing revenue through renewals, upselling, and cross-selling within their designated accounts are their primary objectives. They serve as a point of...
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    Salary vs Hourly Pay — Which One Is Better in the Long Run?

    Salaries are generally better for long-term financial security because of their consistent income, which makes budgeting easier, and because they typically include extensive benefits (such as insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off) that greatly increase net worth.
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    How Does Per Diem Pay Work?

    Per diem, which means "by the day" in Latin, is a daily stipend given to staff members to cover lodging, meals, and other incidentals when traveling for work. The requirement to provide thorough receipts for each expense is replaced by a set, streamlined rate.
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    What Is the Fixed Expenses Formula?

    The most common formula to determine Total Fixed Expenses (FC) is by separating them from the Total Costs (TC) of a business: FC = TC - Total Variable Costs (VC) Total Variable Costs (VC) are calculated as: VC = {Variable Cost Per Unit}) x {Number of Units Produced}
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    What Is the Tax Identification Number

    A Tax Identification Number (TIN) is a special code given to people or companies for tax administration by a nation's tax authority. It is employed to monitor tax obligations, payments, and filings, guaranteeing adherence to all tax regulations. An SSN or EIN in the US are two examples.
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    What is medicaid?

    In the United States, Medicaid is a combined federal-state program that offers qualified low-income adults, children, pregnant women, and individuals with disabilities free or inexpensive health coverage. Each state administers eligibility requirements and benefits in accordance with federal...
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    What is a recession?

    A recession is defined as a substantial drop in economic activity that extends beyond a few months and affects the entire economy. It is frequently distinguished by: A decline in GDP (gross domestic product). increasing rates of unemployment. A drop in consumer expenditure.
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    Is Crypto-Engine.Pro a Reliable Platform for Beginners in Crypto Trading?

    Crypto-Engine.Pro is not advised for novices or anybody else. According to sources, similar-sounding platforms are frequently unregulated and have been deemed unreliable. When beginning cryptocurrency trading, always use reputable, highly regulated exchanges for security.
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