jeenius99
01-12-2004, 03:05 PM
I have a number of bookkeeping questions. My business is only in it's first year and I am struggling with a few things related to our accounts.
1. Should bank charges and interest be recorded as expenses and income or should they just appear on a bank statement reconcilliation?
If they need to be included in expenses and income sheets should they be entered on the first day of the next banking month or should accounts be ammended after the statement is received to show credit and debit on the day it occurred?
2. Are all start up costs entered on the first day of trading or should seperate monthly accounts for expenses prior to trade need to be produced?
3. Should wages appear as total amount prior to deductions or after deductions on the expenses sheet given that one cheque is written to the inland revenue each month for the total of employees and employers contributions?
4. What needs to be included in abbreviated accounts for companies house?
5. What end of year paperwork does inland revenue require from a limited company?
Thank you in advance for all of your help.
1. Should bank charges and interest be recorded as expenses and income or should they just appear on a bank statement reconcilliation?
If they need to be included in expenses and income sheets should they be entered on the first day of the next banking month or should accounts be ammended after the statement is received to show credit and debit on the day it occurred?
2. Are all start up costs entered on the first day of trading or should seperate monthly accounts for expenses prior to trade need to be produced?
3. Should wages appear as total amount prior to deductions or after deductions on the expenses sheet given that one cheque is written to the inland revenue each month for the total of employees and employers contributions?
4. What needs to be included in abbreviated accounts for companies house?
5. What end of year paperwork does inland revenue require from a limited company?
Thank you in advance for all of your help.