Can I show firm orders as revenue in an income statement? even if they have not been delivered?
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You cannot report firm orders as revenue.  As per SAB 101 (US GAAP), there are four conditions for a transaction to qualify as revenue:-\n    * Persuasive evidence that an arrangement exists\n    * Goods delivered or services performed\n    * Price is fixed or determinable\n    * Collectibility is probable\nAll these conditions must be satisfied for revenue to be recognised in the income statement.  In your case, condition number two is not satisfied.  Hence, you cannot show firm orders as revenue.\n\nThis is the technical answer.  The short and practical answer is there are many misses between the cup and the lip.
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None. If you are an independent contractor, you should provide the contract for the other party to sign if they want your services. This contract should stipulate what services are being provided and the schedule of payment to you. When February rolls around the next year, the other party provides you with a 1099 form as a statement of what you were paid so that you can report the earnings to your accountant. If the amount of money was less than $500, then the other party does not have to provide a 1099. As an independent contractor, you are responsible for your expenses, which are a business deduction. Keep records diligently!
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Our company has been in business for 30 years, so that's not a problem.  But in your case, I would indicate the most recent financials you have and specify that your company was established in 200? and additiopnal financials are not available.  The company sending out the RFP will understand what this means...
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if you call the IRS they can send you a printout. I think it costs a few dollars.
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go to irs.com  should get prompts
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call or visit the Dept of Labor in you state. bring documentation. they will investigate or hold a hearing of sorts. you can also notify State Dept of Revenue and IRS if need be.
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Income statements contains information about your revenue and your expenses. When you reduce your revenue with your expenses, you'll get profit or loss. \n\nBalance sheets contains information about your assets, liabilities and capital. Your profits or loss value from the income statement will be incorporated in your capital calculation and make your capital either increasing (profit) or decreasing (loss).\n\nRetained earnings statement is generally used for accounting in corporations, where the owner is more than one. Because the owner is more than one, your income statement value has to be divided for each owner at the last month of your accounting period. To make it not confused with your current income statement which will keep changing at time to time, your income statement value at the last month of the period is transferred to the retained earnings statement.\n\nThe statement of cash flows will calculate the difference between your cash in and cash out. The difference will be considered as the amount of your available cash right now (either in your bank or in your pocket). It will be included in your balance sheets calculation as assets.
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you will only see the store or company name when you get your monthly statements\nno way you can get the items listed that you want
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Probably not.  Most forms for the current year are not available until the fall.  Keep checking with the IRS to see when you can order them.
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http://search.irs.gov/web/query.html?col=allirs&charset=utf-8&qp=&qs=-Wct%3A%22Internal+Revenue+Manual%22&qc=&qm=0&rf=0&oq=&qt=1099g
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when a company reports its earnings and revenue for the quarter, the ceo or cfo would give an informative speech to tell what those earnings and revenue are for the quarter
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The total revenue made by a company
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The recording of the option income is required by the employer whether a disqualified disposition for incentive stock options or exercise of nonqualified stock options.  \n\nHowever, the gain (or loss) of the stock sales would require you to put the price and date you bought the stock along with the date and amount you sold the stock.\n\nAt the end of the year, the option income will be reflected on a W-2 form (originally options offered when you were an employee) whereas you will be required to post the gain/loss amount on your income tax return for the sale of stock.
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That should be demanded from your Employer coz it is the duty of your Employer to provide you one, if your salary income is upto 1.5 lacs.\n\nFor format of the form you may log on to http://incometaxindia.gov.in/\n\nCA. Deepak Bholusaria
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if it is a private concern, the irs will only release the records if the owners signed a public release form. Sorry, it looks like you are out of luck. You can possibly check with the Secretary of State in the state the company was registered. It will depend on the state if records are there.
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I would imagine that this information would not be publicly available for privacy reasons.  While some people might choose to self-disclose (such as politicians or members of a board of directors), on the whole, there is no obligation to report income involuntarily.
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The short answer is no. Federal tax receipts have not yet returned to the pre 2000 levels. In general revenues have gone up after tax cuts took effect. At the bottom of the page click to view next report. The second link has some very good information as well.