swap conventions are always hard to explain dear

there is no specific chart of accounts for and NGO, just search a simple chart of accounts and ammend it as per your requirements.

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I will suggest you some basic rules. firstly take out last year audit file and auditors report alongwith any observation. study them and check current year record with them. correct all mistakes which were present in last year. now on same basis check your record again. you must also make good relation with auditor and brief him that its your first year and you are welcome for any queries from them. i hope it will be ok for the audit. main theme is that is you are honest you have nothing to fear

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It is a rate adjustment used for economic or business data that attempts to remove the seasonal variations in the data. Most data will be affected by the time of the year. Adjusting for the seasonality in data means more accurate relative comparisons can be drawn from month to month all year.

hi. i am preparing accounts for a company who made a plaza and now selling the constructed shops. we are having a problem regarding land of the plaza. i am of the opinion that it is investment property but plaza owners are not agree with me. they are saying that since they cant use the land for any purpose so land must not be investment property but it must be part of cost of sale. can any one guide me regarding this issue. i will be very thankful

A classified balance sheet reports current liabilities separately from long-term liabilities. Usually, a portion of a mortgage loan balance will be a current liability and a portion will be a long-term liability. The principal that will be due within one year of the balance sheet’s date is reported as current liability and the remaining will be shown in long term liability.