Tax

Advantages & Disadvantages of Depreciation Methods

When a company purchases a fixed asset, it must capitalise this asset in its financial records.

How to Calculate Blended Margin

Blended margin is a financial term used to describe a look at multiple profit margins for a company or group of companies.

The Purpose of a Trading Profit & Loss Account

A trading profit and loss account is a summarised report that indicates a company's revenues, expenses and net profit during a period, as well as significant accounting policies and calculation assumptions that a company uses in preparing this report.

How to Change the Tax Rate on a Casio Calculator

Casio calculators allow the user to program an effective tax rate into the calculator.

How to fill out a receipt book

If you still like to process customer orders manually, don't have an electronic register, or you only accept cash for sales, you will need to fill out a receipt book to keep track of purchases.

What Is Irrecoverable VAT?

Irrecoverable VAT refers to Value-Added Tax that cannot be recovered because the buyer purchased items for a non-business related activity.

How to Get a Licence to Sell Cars in the UK

You do not need a licence to sell cars to the public in England or Wales.

How to calculate buy and hold return

In investment, the "buy and hold" strategy refers to buying a financial asset and holding it for a long period of time as its value appreciates.

How to set a tax rate on a calculator

Using the “TAX+” button on a calculator allows you to calculate material taxes, such as purchasing clothes, electronics or even a restaurant tab.

How to Do Taxes for Avon

Avon is among the world's leading companies in sales of anti-ageing skincare products, make-up and fragrances.

How to calculate laptop depreciation

To remain compliant with the generally accepted accounting principles, a company must depreciate all of their assets, including laptops.

How do I Set the Tax Rate on a Sharp Calculator?

When operating a business it is imperative that you calculate tax rates along with sales and the salary you are paying your employees.