Bookkeeping

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What is bookkeeping? 

Bookkeeping is the systematic recording, organizing, and maintaining of financial transactions and information related to an individual or organization. It serves as the foundation of accounting, providing a detailed and organized record of all financial activities within a business. The primary purpose of bookkeeping is to track and categorize financial transactions accurately, enabling businesses to monitor their financial health, make informed decisions, and meet regulatory and tax compliance requirements.

Types of Bookkeeping

Single-Entry Bookkeeping:

The simple form where each transaction is recorded once, either as income or an expense. Suitable for small businesses with straightforward financial transactions. 

Double-Entry Bookkeeping:

Every transaction has equal and opposite effects, affecting at least two accounts. Widely used for its accuracy and suitability for complex financial structures.

Manual Bookkeeping:

Traditional method using physical ledgers, journals, and worksheets. Requires meticulous attention to detail but can be time-consuming.

Why Choose for Bookkeeping

Choosing Bakshu & Co for Bookkeeping Excellence

Precision, Compliance, and Insightful Bookkeeping Solutions .

Key aspects of bookkeeping include

  • Recording Transactions: Bookkeepers record various financial transactions, such as sales, purchases, receipts, and payments. Each transaction is documented systematically.
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  • Organization: Transactions are organized into specific accounts, creating a structured system that reflects the financial activities of the business. Common accounts include assets, liabilities, equity, income, and expenses. 

  • Classification: Bookkeepers classify transactions into different categories to facilitate financial analysis and reporting. This involves distinguishing between different types of income and expenses. 

  • Double-Entry System: In double-entry bookkeeping, each transaction affects at least two accounts. The accounting equation (assets = liabilities + equity) must always balance, ensuring accuracy and consistency. 

  • Financial Reports: Bookkeeping lays the groundwork for generating financial reports such as the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. These reports offer.