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    sage 50 accounting

    Sage 50 is an accounting software developed to provide financial reporting, inventory, invoicing, and payroll facilities to small businesses. It is famous because it is reliable, can be controlled on the desktop and has high compliance specifications.
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    What is risk-based audit?

    Risk-based audit has been used to concentrate on areas of high risk within an organization and assign audit effort to those areas. It assists auditors to prioritize control and processes that have the highest potential effects.
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    How to get a business license?

    Register via your local city or county office by selecting your type of business, provide ID documents and pay up the necessary amount. Other businesses require more state permits, zoning or tax registration.
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    When is the last day to file taxes 2025?

    In the case of the federal taxes in the United States, the tax day will occur on the 15th of April 2025. It could be extended to file until October 15 but the payment is still required in April.
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    How to report fraud on apple pay?

    Record transactions not yet approved by using Wallet app or contacting your bank/ card issuer. Another way you can reach out to Apple Support would be to put limits on the device and lock up your Apple ID.
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    What is fica tax?

    The Social Security and Medicare are funded by a FICA tax which is paid by both the employer and the employee, and it is a U.S. payroll tax.. The total rate is usually 15.3 percent divided between the two parties.
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    What is a balance sheet?

    A balance sheet is a financial statement, which reports the assets, liabilities, and equity of a firm at some given moment reflecting the accounting equation (Assets = Liabilities + Equity). It provides the stakeholders with a report of the company financial standing and liquidity at that time.
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    What is long-term liability?

    Financial obligation of a company owed previously to the reporting time, the liability, which is one year or longer, until a particular date (e.g. bonds payable or long-term loans) are known as long-term liabilities. It is included in the balance sheet of the company and it assists the company...
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    What Does “Salaries Payable” Mean?

    It is an account of liabilities where the wages that are due to employees are recorded but the company has not paid. It will be recorded at the end of the period as short-term commitments to employees up to the next payroll.
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    Do accountants really lack social skills, or is this just a stereotype?

    Partly it is a stereotype, modern accounting demands communication, collaboration, interaction with the clients and presentations. Some accountants are introverted but today, one requires social and soft skills in the job.
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    How Does Per Diem Pay Work?

    Per diem provides a per day allowance on food, shelter or transportation when they are on work tours. It is normally tax free where regulations are observed and receipt is not necessary.
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    Salary vs Hourly Pay — Which One Is Better in the Long Run?

    Salary provides into the system stability, predictable revenue, and sometimes superior benefits. Hourly wages are less predictable and may attract an increased amount of overtime.
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    Is FreeAgent a Good Accounting Software for Small Businesses?

    Yes- FreeAgent is highly recommended with regard to: Freelancers Contractors Small teams It offers: Easy invoicing Bank feeds Expense tracking Tax estimation Good mobile app But, QuickBooks/Xero has more sophisticated features on larger companies.
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    What Is the Best Accounting Package for Small Businesses in 2025?

    Best relies on the size, budget, invoicing requirements and integration with the payroll. Top options: QuickBooks Online Xero FreshBooks Wave (free) Zoho Books Sage Business Cloud
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    What is a recession?

    Recession refers to a major decrease in the economic activity in the entire economy, whose duration extends beyond a couple of months. The main characteristics include a declining GDP, the increasing unemployment rate, and a decreased consumer expenditure.
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