using a monthly bookkeeping method Do I carry over the previous years profit or loss or start over each year?
Posted: 23-06-2010 | Author: admin | Category: Small Business4 Responses to “using a monthly bookkeeping method Do I carry over the previous years profit or loss or start over each year?”
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start over i belive
Hopefully you are using Quickbooks…you do carry it over. I just took a Quickbooks class and that is something we were told.
Anything on the income statement (revenues, expenses) is reset at the beginning of each year.
Anything on the balance sheet (assets, liabilities, equity) stays permanentally.
It depends on your accounting method. If you use a cash method or an accrual accounting method.
This might help;