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Expert Profile: Arthur Naman

Expertise:  General accounting and bookkeeping questions. How to do monthly bookkeeping, how to prepare financial reports.

I cannot answer questions pertaining to pension or retirement planning.

This is not a forum to have homework answered. Please do your own homework.



Experience in the area
30 years' experience doing tax and accounting work

Education/Credentials
MBA UT Austin
MPA from Univ. of Texas at Austin, MBA Golden Gate Univ, San Francisco CA

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What do you like about this subject?  Accounting is information for the small business owner. If your information is better, your business decisions should be better, then your business can become more profitable.
What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  Often small business get into trouble or fail due to lack of information about their business. The more information a small business owner has, the more likely the business will succeed.
Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:  Simply looking at the amount of cash a small business earns may not necessarily provide all the information a small business owner needs.
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User Comments
thank you so much. it clears alot of for me in general.
(sandy on 10/28/08)
Thanks - your comments are most helpful.
(Dennis on 10/20/08)
Thank you very much. This clears my question.
(Orral Sezer on 10/07/08)
thank you for your quick response. The meet the secondary requirements under section 152, and have been marked as a dependent with my benefits manager
(Zachary on 09/29/08)
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2008-10-22  accounting This sounds like a homework problem. If so, please do your own homework. If that is not the case, what exactly are you asking. If the entries are recorded as normal, cash receipts, payables, etc. then...
2008-10-17  Employee Bonus & Taxes -add'l Payroll taxes are *not* an option, they are mandatory. An alternative, however, is to "gross-up" and have the employer pay the payroll taxes. For example, if you choose to pay $5,000, then you could...
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