International Financial Reporting Standards
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One Click One Dollar
One click one Dollar
Yes
you can earn up to one dollar per click by blogging. Blogging is writing
articles on different issues. There are millions of people earning money from
the blogging. The all you need to write on interesting articles and unique
content and your earning starts in few weeks.
Step 1 Open G-mail account
Open
a G-mail account. G-mail account is free of cost and can be open by visiting the
G-mail official site. G-mail is email server of Google.
Step 2 Open Blogger Account
Go
to blogger dot com and open an
account. This is also free of cost service run by the Google. There is also other
free blogging sites service but the most famous and user friendly are Blogger
and word press.
Step 3 Write Articles
Write
Interesting blogs (an interesting article on any issue). Your blog must be
comply with the rules and regulation and you content must be original (you
cannot copy the content)
Step 4 Get Code from Ad Sense
Get
a code from ad sense or other advertiser. Ad sense is also Google service and
you need to apply for the Ad sense code. Your blogger account must be rich
enough to get approved from ad sense. The other publisher like info links has
soft policy and you can easily get approved.
Step 5 Place your Code
Place
that code in your blogger account. You
need to place the code with the help of Gadget option in which is available in
layout of your blog. Blogger will guide you how to integrate your code in the
blogger account.
Step 6 Promote your Blog
Different
add will automatically appear on your articles. Advertisement is normally
consistent with the content of your blogs.
Step 7 Get Paid
If
some visitor of your blog click on those adds you can earn up to one dollar. The payment is made to you by the publisher ( Ad
sense or info links) . The payment is made to you after you reach certain
threshold limit (minimum payable amount). Threshold are different for differ
publisher but the maximum is $ 100 for any publisher.
Tuesday, 9 December 2014
What are types of income?
What are types of income?
The
income can be broadly classified into two types i.e. Revenue and Gains.
1. Revenue:
income which arises from the normal business activities is knows as revenue. Revenue
is expected when the business is in operation. Different example of revenue is
sales, fee income, interest income etc.
2. Gain:
Gain is an income which does not come from the regular business operation and
therefore may or may not arise during the period. Famous example of gain is
gain on sale of fixed assets, gain due to the fluctuation of exchange rate.
What are expenses?
What are expenses?
In
normal business account amount incurred o carry out business operations is expenses.
Examples are salary, rent etc.In technical term expenses is decrease the equity
of the organization and such decrease may be due to outflow of resources, depreciation
of resource or increase in liability.
Example of outflow of resource as
expense
A
salary of $ 200 is paid
This
is expenses because it involve the outflow of cash (asst) the will decrease the
equity by $ 200
Example of Depreciation as expenses
A
building is depreciated @ 10 and cost of building is 100,000
This
is an expense because the asset is depleting and equity will b reduced
Journal
Entry for recognition of expenditure
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Dr.
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Cr.
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Depreciation
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10,000
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Fixed Asset
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10,000
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Statement
of Financial Position (Balance Sheet)
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Equity
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Assets
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Opening
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100,000
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100,000
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Depreciation/loss
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(10,000)
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(10,000)
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closing
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What is income?
What
is income?
Income is the benefit to the organization that would
ultimately result in increase of equity. The benefit may be in the form of
asset increase of decrease of liabilities. Income does not include the
contribution of equity holder.
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