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Bookkeeping or keeping record is the important part of any business. It is just an act of keeping financial records of businesses for some reasons. This can however be done by the business owners, chartered accountant and any other skilled person.
The following are the reasons for keeping records in a business if not quarterly, then yearly.
Financial strength. Book keeping will determine the financial strength of a company. A business strength can easily be know by merely looking at the records like cash flow or even balance sheet.
For tax. Businesses are taxed based on the records they submitted to the government. This means that that the tax a buinsess owner pays is the function of the records that the owner submits to the government.
For reference. Records are kept for reference. At times, there may be discrepances in any of the records. Reference can easily be made to the records kept to know where the error is.
For future purposes. Record doesn't die even if the owner of the business does. So the records may be kept for future purposes.
The following are the reasons for keeping records in a business if not quarterly, then yearly.
Financial strength. Book keeping will determine the financial strength of a company. A business strength can easily be know by merely looking at the records like cash flow or even balance sheet.
For tax. Businesses are taxed based on the records they submitted to the government. This means that that the tax a buinsess owner pays is the function of the records that the owner submits to the government.
For reference. Records are kept for reference. At times, there may be discrepances in any of the records. Reference can easily be made to the records kept to know where the error is.
For future purposes. Record doesn't die even if the owner of the business does. So the records may be kept for future purposes.