Transit Tax Credit
October 1st, 2008
Question: If your company makes a $1000 net profit before tax (assume that a P&L is done accurately),?
how can one locate this money in the bank? I have come up a rather elementary formula to help me track this profit; please give me your insight on whether it’s done correctly. Thank you!
Total Beginning Available Balance (base on bank statement)
Ending Balance (base on bank statement)
Plus CASH ON HAND
Less OUTSTANDING CHECKS in transit
Plus CREDIT CARD in transit
Plus CHECKS/CASH in transit
Plus ENDING INVENTORY
= Total Adjusted Ending Balance
Plus Owner Draws
Less Owner Contribute
Less Net Profit (Loss) Before Taxes
= Reconciled Balance(If Reconciled Balance = Total Beginning Available Balance, then Net Profit is correct)
Answer: The profit may not be in the bank.
It may be in stock, it may be in debtors, the owner may have drawn it out of the business and so on….
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