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Adjusting entries are accounting journal entries that convert a company's accounting records to the accrual basis of accounting. An adjusting journal entry is typically made just prior to issuing a company's financial statements. To demonstrate the need for an accounting adjusting entry let's assume that a company borrowed money from its bank on December 1, 2013 and that the company's accounting period ends on December 31. The bank loan specifies that the first interest payment on the loan will be due on March 1, 2014. This means that the company's accounting records as of December 31 do not contain any payment to the bank for the interest the company incurred from December 1 through December 31. (Of course the loan is costing the company interest expense every day, but the actual payment for the interest will not occur until March 1.) For the company's December income statement to accurately report the company's profitability, it must include all of the ...

Purpose As a  FICO  functional consultant, you should be aware of important tables in the SAP software and their data structure. You can use transaction code SE11 to see the field structure of a table. By invoking transaction code SE16 or SE16N, you can browse the data in a particular table. verview Below are listed the most important  tables  in SAP Financials per sub-component.. 1.ENTERPRISE STRUCTURE (FI-ES)   The following are important SAP table in FI enterprise structure: 1.1 FI-G/L tables: 2. GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTING (FI-G/L) The following are important SAP tables for FI G/L Accounting: 2.1 FI-G/L tables: 3. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE (FI-AR) The following are important SAP tables in FI Accounts Receivable: 3.1 FI-AR tables: 4. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (FI-AP) The following are important SAP tables in FI Accounts Payable: 4.1 FI-AP tables: 5. ASSETS MANAGEMENT (FI-AA) The following a...

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INTRODUCTION In an influential contribution Parker [2000] wrote that "the writing of accounting history is increasingly dominated by writers in English discussing private-sector accounting in English speaking countries of the 19th and 20th centuries . . . the scope of accounting history is much wider than this" [p. 66]. This paper seeks to further advance our increasing knowledge of the history of accounting outside English-speaking countries in periods earlier than the modern era. It also contests de Ste. Croix's claim [1981, p. 114] that "there seems to have been no really efficient method of accounting, by double or even single entry, before the thirteenth century". Analysis of medieval bookkeeping systems in Muslim society throws doubt on this assertion. The paper seeks to explore the work of early Muslim scholars on accounting in the context of zakat (religious levy) and the expansion in the revenues and expenditures of the Islamic state, the struct...