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Post by account_disabled on Dec 13, 2023 11:26:33 GMT 5.5
Do you have an online store? This will interest you! Many of our clients run online businesses selling their goods or services online. Many of them use Invoices which allows them to divide the costs of stocking the store or purchasing raw materials for the production of their own products into installments. Moreover many of these companies invest in development expanding hosting services or designing their websites in accordance with the latest trends and they also pay the costs of these investments in installments thanks to Fakturatka. The installment payment process itself is very simple just use a specially prepared calculator to indicate the invoice amount and the number of installments into which you want to divide the payment and then accept the financing terms via SMS. We settle the payment on time to the supplier's account indicated on the invoice and the entrepreneurs repay the amount in installments to the account indicated by us. Pursuant to applicable Email Marketing List law each entrepreneur is obliged to properly record sales and store accounting documents for the period specified in the law. However not every entrepreneur is obliged to keep accounting books or in other words full accounting. Who does this obligation apply to? What exactly does keeping full accounting mean? What are accounting books? The applicable legal provisions allow for recording economic events occurring within a specific entity in several ways. One of the most popular forms is maintaining KPiR. This is a relatively simple method of recording economic events but not every entrepreneur can use it. Many entities are legally obliged to keep full accounting who exactly we explain later in the article. However nothing prevents an entrepreneur who can settle accounts using KPiR from switching to full accounting. Accounting books include not only revenues and expenses but also many other financial operations including credit liabilities and salaries.
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