Accounting
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Accounting
Summary
When starting a business, deciding on an accounting and tax method is crucial. Your options are the cash method and the accrual method.
Accounting Methods
When launching a business, selecting the right accounting and tax method is essential. The two primary choices are the cash method and the accrual method.
Cash Method
The cash method is ideal for those seeking simplicity. Here, you record income and expenses when payment is actually received or made. For example, if you purchase business cards and stationery and pay the invoice on November 18, 2007, you can deduct this cost on your 2007 tax return.
However, not all businesses can use the cash method. C corporations are restricted to this method only if their gross revenues are under $5 million annually. Professional Service Corporations can use it without limitations, while farming corporations can if their gross revenues are below $25 million. Tax shelters are prohibited from using the cash method.
Accrual Method
The accrual method is more complex, focusing on when an expense is incurred rather than when it's paid. Although it sounds minor, this difference can significantly affect your financial records.
Consider the previous example: you order business cards and stationery on December 18, 2006, receive them on December 30, but pay the invoice on January 20, 2007. When should you claim the expense? It depends on when economic performance occurred.
Generally, economic performance is fulfilled when you receive goods or services. In this case, since the items were delivered with the invoice on December 30, you could claim the expense for the 2007 tax year.
Conclusion
The cash method is simpler, but choosing the right method for your business requires careful consideration. Consulting with a tax professional is recommended to make the best decision for your specific situation.
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