Financial Accounting

This category covers various aspects of financial accounting such as basic accounting, principle of accounting, accounting treatment as well as financial statements or financial reporting.

Journal Entry for Bonds

When a bond is issued, the corporation or company that issued the bond needs to maintain proper accounting transactions. The proper journal entry for bonds is very important. The journal entry for bond issuance varies depends on the type of issuance; whether it is issued at par, at a premium, or a discount.  In this

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Journal Entry for Accrued Expenses

What is Accrued Expense? When a company incurs expenses while the payment has not been made, such expenses shall be recorded as accruals. Thus, these accruals are called accrued expenses. Therefore, we can basically define the accrued expenses as the liability which results from the goods or services that have been received; however, the payment

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Unearned Revenue Journal Entry

What is Unearned Revenue? When a company receives cash or payment while the goods or services have not been delivered or provided for, it is called unearned revenue. Thus, we can define it as the liability which results from the cash received in advance while the goods or services have not been delivered or provided

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Activity-Based Depreciation Method: Formula and How to Calculate It

The activity-based depreciation method of assets takes into account the output of assets. It mainly differs from other methods of depreciation on the very nature of the cost spreading method. Other depreciation methods consider time as the main cost spreading factor. The activity-based depreciation method considers the number of units or the output from the

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Accounting for Dividend: How to Record in Financial Statements

The main source of finance for companies, especially small-size companies and startups, is equity finance. Equity finance consists of finance that companies raise through their shareholders. In exchange for the finance they provide, shareholders receive the shares of the company. The shares of a company give its shareholders the ownership of the company for the

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