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The bookkeeper may also work with an outside CPA, who advises on the proper accounting procedures, and who may review the bookkeeper’s financialstatements. The bookkeeper position is intended to be a freestanding position where there is no more senior person in the accounting department, so reporting to the owner makes the most sense.
Rather, audits are a method for reviewing the accuracy of a company’s financialstatements. Often, they also serve to test the company’s financial controls and processes. For example, a business could conduct an audit solely focused on its pettycash system to ensure money is being handled properly.
Accounts are listed in the order that they appear on a company’s financialstatements, such an income statement or balance sheet. Therefore, the COA starts with cash, moving on to liabilities and equity, and eventually finishing with revenues and expenses. Fortunately, the answer is simple.
What he did, is he- somewhere along the line, he crossed the line, and he rerouted payroll direct deposit money that was supposed to go into employees' bank accounts, and the money to pay taxes. David Leary: [00:25:01] I mean, the trouble here is you have to have the cash to deposit in people's accounts.
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