Tax Pro

In the early 1970's Wall Street discovered the tax deferral possibilities of feeding cattle and utilizing the cash basis method of accounting. Millions of dollars poured into syndicated cattle.

A value-added tax (VAT) is a consumption tax placed on a product whenever value is added at each stage of the supply chain.
Demand up supply up cost down. Demand up supply down cost up. Demand down supply up cost down. Demand down supply down cost down. From production to the point of sale.

Accounting is a crucial part of any successful business as it records all profits, losses, credits, and debts and tells you the state of the business. In an economy where labor-driven jobs are disappearing faster than ever before, it is essential to know the accounting principles so you can succeed in your own business or in your career by increasing the profits in the company you work for.
This book will provide you with the most vital knowledge on accounting, business growth as well as how to protect your business against fraud. Without this knowledge of the basic principles of accounting, you may run into challenges when trying to run and grow your business, or help another business grow and profit.
Much of what we do today is automated or done by computers. However, that does not mean you should forget about the accounting principles. What do the accounting principles include? How deep do they go? These are excellent questions that Accounting Principles: The Ultimate Guide to Basic Accounting Principles, GAAP, Accrual Accounting, Financial Statements, Double Entry Bookkeeping and More will answer for you. So get the book now to learn more!
Here are some of the topics that are discussed in this book:
The Explosive Basics
Accounting Methods
Two Sides of The Accounting Coin
Merchandising and Their Inventories
Analyze Like A Pro
Payroll Accounting
Budgeting to Make It Big
Balanced Scorecard
Fraud and Internal Controls And Much, Much More.
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