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What Are Bacs Payments?

What Are Bacs Payments?   by Dominic Donaldson

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

When it comes to making payments over the internet everyone is a little skeptical about security. It can be quite a daunting thing to put your most trusted numbers into a machine when every day we are being warned about the increase in scams on the internet. Thankfully there are some companies and banks that take this quite seriously and they have come up with a number of schemes to make it safe and secure to perform financial transaction on the internet. One of these systems is BACS payments.
But what are BACS payments? Well to put in simply BACS payments is a fast and secure way for companies to interact with the bank. It has been perfected and honed over the years to be one of the most secure forms of making payments from account to account. Most companies around the UK use some form of BACS payments system to regulate payments to the company and also payment of the employee's monthly wages.
What a lot of people might be wondering is what BACS actually stands for. Well to put you out of your misery it stands for Bankers Automated Clearing Services. So the next time someone asks you or you get that question in a pub quiz you can rest in the knowledge that you now know that little nugget of information, if you really wanted to.
Obviously BACS isn't available to everyone, which is a shame as we could all do with more secure methods of paying for our various purchases off of the internet. But what is the answer when it comes to making purchases over the internet? One idea is to have a central secure site like PayPal where your card details are stored securely encrypted on a server. Once this has been done, you can make payments to certain authorized PayPal dealers simply by entering your email address and password. Obviously this still doesn't cover you when you make payments to dishonest and unauthorized dealers, but the person making the payment has to take a certain amount of responsibility when making a payment on the internet.
Another option being used by certain credit card manufacturers is the password option. Not only do you now have to enter your card details and the CSV number, but also a password which the card holder has set. This ensures that no fraudulent user can use your card for online purchases.
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Tax Accounting and the Present Day Business Scenario

Tax Accounting and the Present Day Business Scenario   by jacksmith

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

Accounting in itself is a very wide and a diverse field. There are many aspects as well as sub domains in accountancy that each and every one of them needs to be studied as well as understood in entirety to have a clear picture of this branch of study. Although all the branches of accountancy have their own relevance and importance yet one field of accountancy that demands special attention as well as commands a place of its own in almost all the spheres of the human activity and also at almost all the strata is that of Tax accounting.
In order to understand the exact tenor of tax accounting it is really important that we first understand the rudimentary facts of the tax accounting. If defined in a simple way, the term tax accounting refers to the filing of the tax returns, as well as chalking out the future tax obligations. The method of tax accounting generally depends upon the financial accounting method. Thus it is always advisable that the tax accounting method chosen by the taxpayer has the financial accounting method as the referral point.
The tax accounting system is generally categorized into two domains that are:
* Cash Tax Accounting
* Accrual Tax Accounting

On the basis of the goals and agendas and the business plans of the company, a specific tax accounting system can be adopted. In the case of the owner of a small company whose sole purpose behind adopting the system is to foment a legal agreement with the federal tax authorities, the system of Cash Tax Accounting would be the most suitable.
There is also a provision of changing the method of tax accounting by either by filling the form and sending it to the secretary of the treasury or by filling for tax returns by using the method wanted for two consecutive years.

The advantages of using tax accounting are:
* Faster decision making
* A more efficient record keeping
The tax based accounting system gives the advantage of a better budget and a clear idea about their profits and losses.

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The Relevance of Accounting Outsourcing

The Relevance of Accounting Outsourcing   by jacksmith

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

No doubt this is the age of outsourcing. In fact it can be said that what actually began as a cost-saving method has now transformed into a global phenomenon that is fast growing exponentially. In the same manner as the other industries are reaping the benefits of outsourcing, the domain of accounting too is undergoing the same transition. To get into the details, the term accounting outsourcing is the process of offering the services like taxation, accountancy, and legal outsourcing services. The people who benefit from these accounting outsourcing services are the public accountants, small as well as medium sized enterprises and even charted accountants.
On many occasions it has been seen that the firms that offer accounting outsourcing services also provide bookkeeping, accounting, and write-up work. Some of the packages that are quite widely used in the accounting outsourcing work are Quick books, MRI, Sage line50, Peachtree, and Pro Series Timberline. One of the major advantages of the accounting outsourcing is that such firms can provide the services as per the unique and specific business requirements.
Some of the benefits that accounting outsourcing can provide are:
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* It can do an audit of the current financial position of the company
* It can easily optimize the resources and streamline the processes of the company
* Accounting outsourcing can provide accurate analysis of the financial data
* It can save you a lot of time so that you can invest your time and energies on other important procedures
* It can provide managerial decisions for the various business plans
* The last but not the least the outsourcing firms can give a premonition of the threats as well as risks
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* The preparation of financial statements
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Forensic Accounting May Be More Exciting Than You Think

Forensic Accounting May Be More Exciting Than You Think   by Matthew Kerridge

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

The field of forensic accounting involves the integration of basic accounting, auditing, and investigation. Forensic accountants are taught to utilize all these skills when dealing with a situation that needs to be understood and resolved. They the provide and analysis based in all these fields that is suitable for presentation in a courtroom.
Forensic accountants are taught to look past the numbers while comprehending the entire situation that created these numbers. They are hired to interpret, analyze and summarize very complex business situations and disputes. You can think of them more as investigators or detectives than accountants.
As a forensic accountant you may be able to open your own private practice. However, forensic accountants often work for large financial institutions, insurance companies, or government agencies. Large accounting companies usually have forensic accountants on staff.
Forensic accountants are a great aid in legal matters. They help lawyers prepare and present cases. They can appear as expert witnesses for both sides. They are often essential in quantifying damages in a case and then finding the best way to resolve the dispute and settle the case.
When using their investigative skills, they review situations and disputes. They then determine optimum ways to solve these issues. They have the tools to detect possible crimes such as insurance fraud, securities fraud, employee theft or identity theft. They may also be able to suggest methods to prevent future loss.
There are certain characteristics that most forensic accountants have. They are curious, creative, organized and persistent. The also must be ethical and honest while using solid professional judgment when making decisions.
If you enjoy solving problems, creating solution, and resolving disputes, forensic accounting might be the right field for you. You would focus in depth investigations, litigation support, and resolving complex disputes. This field is growing rapidly and offers many opportunities. There is some money to be made in this field.

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Forensic Accounting Is Not What You Think

Forensic Accounting Is Not What You Think   by Matthew Kerridge

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

Forensic accounting is the integration of accounting, auditing and investigative skills. Forensic accountants utilize all these fields when conducting an investigation. This provides an accounting analysis that is suitable for the courtroom.
Forensic accountants are specifically trained to look past the numbers and understand the business situation that is involved. They are retained to analyze, interpret and summarize complex business issues. They can be thought of as more detective than accountant as much of their work involves investigation.
A Forensic accountant may have their own private practice. They may also be employed by insurance companies, banks, government agencies, and other large organizations. Large accounting firms also hire forensic accountants.
Forensic accountants often assist in legal proceedings. They appear as expert witnesses and help attorneys in preparing and presenting a case. They quantify damages that have occurred to the individuals in a legal dispute and they often help to resolve these disputes. They also help prepare visual aids that may be used in court.
As investigators, they review situations and suggest possible courses of action. They can assist with the recovery of assets. They may also help coordinate other experts for a trial. In addition, they may detect whether criminal matters have occurred such as employee theft, securities fraud, identity theft, or insurance fraud. The forensic accountants may also suggest ways to minimize future loss.
There are many characteristics that serve a forensic accountant well. They should be curious, persistent, creative, and organized. They should always be ethical and use proper professional judgment in their work.
Forensic means suitable for use on a court of law. Forensic accounting is a specialty area of accounting, and is one of the fastest growing areas in this field. The main focus is on litigation support, investigation, and dispute resolution. It offers someone a field in which they can solve problems and make good money doing it

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What Kind Of Companies Need Forensic Accounting?

What Kind Of Companies Need Forensic Accounting?   by Matthew Kerridge

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

The field of accounting that concentrates on establishing and presenting legal testimony is referred to as forensic accounting. Professionals in this field will be presented with a range of assignments, including theft, fraud, and money laundering. They may also be called upon to determine the actual value of a business or to provide a fair computation of any losses it may have suffered. In general, they look not only at what has occurred but how it happened and who is responsible.
Law enforcement makes extensive use of forensic accountants to trace cash flow of individuals and businesses. Crimes such as money laundering, embezzlement, or tax evasion may be found or suspicions proven. As an example, suppose a factory is completely destroyed by a fire, and the question of arson has arisen. A forensic accountant can resolve the issue of whether the company stood to benefit from the fire or suffer as a result of it.
Divorces can sometimes trigger the need to uncover assets which one of the parties has hidden from the other. Or perhaps one of them owns a business to which the spouse is entitled a share and the value must be accurately determined. Often, when there are self employment issues, an appropriate amount for child or spousal support may need to be determined as well.
Those whose income is derived from payments of royalties may request an audit of the recording company or publisher if they suspect they are not receiving as much as they should. An audit can compare expenses and sales against payments to determine whether the payments are in order. If needed, the forensic accountant can then offer expert testimony about his findings.
Banks may request the services of a forensic accountant to examine the records of a company applying for a loan. By determining whether the company is guilty of any fraudulent or misleading accounting practices, a recommendation can be made as to whether or not the loan should be approved.
Forensic accounting is a growing accounting specialty for those who are interested in the field but would like to be challenged more than other areas would. There is a great diversity in assignments, and the job opportunities are likely to keep increasing.

What Are The Applications Of Forensic Accounting?

What Are The Applications Of Forensic Accounting?   by Matthew Kerridge

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

Forensic accounting is a specialized branch of accounting that deals with such diverse issues as fraud, theft, and money laundering. A forensic accountant is often also used to derive the true value of a business or its losses. In all cases, the focus is not only on what happened or who did it, but how to present the evidence in court.
Many law enforcement agencies make use of forensic accountants to follow a money trail. This can lead to evidence of tax evasion, money laundering, embezzlement, or other malpractice. For example, when a business burns and arson is suspected, an examination of the books may prove or disprove that the business stood to benefit from the fire.
Divorce attorneys may use a forensic accountant to discover where a spouse has concealed assets. Sometimes, the question to be resolved is how much of a business belonging to one spouse is a fair portion for the other. They may also be used to establish alimony or child support payments, especially when the responsible party is self employed.
A writer or artist who suspects royalty payments are being underpaid might request an audit of the company. By comparing sales and expense records to royalties paid, a forensic accountant can arrive at an answer. If necessary, he or she can provide clear, concise reports and offer testimony in a court of law.
Banks sometimes need to know exactly what a company is worth before approving a loan. A careful examination of their books by an accountant trained to look for evidence of fraud or deceptive practices can be the difference between whether the loan is offered or not.
Forensic accounting is a specialty branch of accounting that offers an interesting career path for those with the skills and desire. Seldom will any two assignments be the same, so the field provides a great deal more variety than most accounting categories.

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What Is Forensic Accounting All About?

What Is Forensic Accounting All About?   by Matthew Kerridge

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

Forensic accounting is a specialized form of accounting. It is about the need to have financial records prepared for court testimony. The court needs to understand the accounting system of a company that is under suspicion. Forensic accounting is one of the most important part of the court room trial.
Any company involved in defrauding people out of their money like their life savings or their retirement accounts must have their accounts examined. These days you hear a lot about people being defrauded by companies acting outside the law.
This where the forensic accountant steps in. He and his team will not let the criminals get away with cheating people. But if you think about it this like a doctor performing an autopsy. The forensic accountant will go in find out what went wrong with the accounting records.
He will dissect the company records and determine what was the poison that killed the patient as it were. The poison is the illegal activity the suspects tried to pass through their financial records.
The problems will come out. And the evidence that the accountant team discovers will be the evidence to convict those who tried to manipulate their accounting system in order to defraud people.
This is a specialized area. The forensic accountant must have a lot training and a lot of experience. In a sense he has to think like a criminal in order to catch the criminal. And with the advent of the internet and new computer technology he must be on top of the latest methods to defraud people.
The forensic accounting field is always changing to meet the new challenges of the modern day. Those who think about defrauding others must know that sooner or later they will be caught and face the penalty for their criminal ways.

What Is Forensic Accounting About?

What Is Forensic Accounting About?   by Matthew Kerridge

in Finance / Accounting    (submitted 2010-02-18)

What Is Forensic Accounting all About? This is the accounting specialty that refers to the examination of records for the purpose of legal testimony. The specialty deals with trying to find out the truth about the accounting records that are in question in a court proceeding.
The court must know what has gone on in the accounting department of a company that is under suspicion for illegal activity. These days you hear a lot about companies cheating people out of their life savings or retirement plans. The court will need expert testimony so find out where the money went.
Think about how smart criminals could doctor their accounts and get away with their crime if no one could track their records. But the prosecution has a team of expert accountants to step in and dissect the records. This is like a doctor doing an autopsy of a dead person.
Like the doctor the accountant will find out what went wrong and why it wrong and who tried to make it go wrong. The forensic accountant will get down to the crime.
People involved in crime might think they can hide their records or manipulate them to appear as if they did no wrong. But the account team will dissect the financial records and track down all the illegal accounting activities.
This is a very specialized area of accounting. The accountant in this field needs a lot of experience and training. He needs also a sixth sense that will lead him to uncover the illegal practices of those who might otherwise get away with their financial crime.
In this modern day of the internet, online accounting, and other modern technology the forensic accounting people must be up to the challenge. They are however as they manage to stay one step ahead of those who would try to use their accounts to cheat people.

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