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A due diligence study of a business can be conducted by an accountant or an attorney if the attorney is experienced in the industry of the business and has a background in accounting and finance. The company’s financial condition is a big part of the report. Either professional can prepare a short due diligence report consisting of approximately 10 pages.

The due diligence report starts with an executive summary that contains the name of the person who conducted the study and the name and position of the person who asked for the study. The executive summary will outline the steps taken to conduct the study. The executive summary will also list the documents and other items reviewed during the study. Finally, the executive summary will present an overview of the findings of the study.

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Every organization needs to have a standard and easy-to-use employee expense report form available to the employees for the sake of reimbursement of expenses during their official or pleasure visits. The employee expense report should include the details about the amount spent, date, purpose and place of expenditure. It should be accompanied by vouchers and bills of the expenditures.

Also, the employee expense report should include the signature of the authorized person who has approved the employee’s visit. Employee expenses are reimbursed if the expenses are business purposes and only if the employee submits the expense report within a specified time. Business-related expenses mean those expenses that have been incurred while performing employee-related services. However, if an employee has gone for an eligible pleasure visit, then he/she can submit for reimbursement. Once the employee has completed the expense report form, he has to send it to the concerned approval department for review and the subsequent approval of the claims.

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Profit & Loss Statement; Balance Sheet; Trial Balance - what do they all mean?

A Profit & Loss Statement (P&L) is a summary of all the income and expenses for a business over a given period of time. At the end of a period a profit or loss for the business is calculated by deducting total expenses from total income. The period in question can be any length of time but is typically a month, a quarter of a year (3 months) or a full year. Both income and expenses can be shown listing the amounts for each account or else in summary form. A P&L not only reports whether a business is profitable or not but a detailed P&L can indicate why a certain result is achieved. The amount for each type of income and each type of expense can be compared to a standard. The standard may be a budget or a financial ratio or an industry comparison. These concepts will be dealt with later in the series.

A balance sheet (BS) shows the assets, liabilities and equity of a business at a particular point in time. Again the point in time can be any day but is typically reported at the end of a month, a quarter or a year. A BS shows at any point in time what the business owns (assets), what the business owes to others (liabilities) and the net position of the business (equity). The balance sheet equation can be represented by:

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With this tool, lenders determine the company’s creditworthiness regardless of the credit score of the owner or owners. Moreover, this is an excellent tool for business owners to help them decide whom to associate with when undertaking business projects. When selecting clients that will be granted a credit line, etc. By the use of a business credit report the owner of a company can save himself multiple headaches and his company, great looses.

If, for example, a particular business credit report shows an individual with many delinquencies on his credit history (especially in the recent credit history), the businessman will be able to reject a partnership or buy on credit order due to the high risk that the reported commerce or customer implies. Besides containing the risk potential, a business credit report is essential for you to be able to procure financing for your concern.

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Before you report a business insurance claim, it will be useful if you keep the required documents in your hands. The very first and most important thing is the details of your insurance such as policy number or claim number. You should also keep details if there is any involvement of the third party. You should also be in a position to give an indication of how much amount you are going to claim. To support it you will have to provide the price of purchase and cost of replacing the item. If it is repairable then the cost of repairing and how much damage has been done or extent in cast of an injury. In addition, it is also advisable to go through the documents thoroughly to understand what risks are covered. This will avoid any unnecessary delay in making queries because the policy itself tells clearly, what exactly is covered.

To Whom Should You Report:

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Case Study Background Information

A single Mom with online business ambitions became a website design client after experiencing total disaster the previous two years. The client is foreign born and speaks conversational English, so without adequate pc skills or the ability to create business correspondence in English, over the course of time she fell victim to what I would characterize as online scams. Many decisions were based on late night television commercials, and trusted advisors were what she really needed. Each of her 8-10 www domains made zero dollars over two years, yet she continued ignoring my advice in the hope of salvaging these cookie cutter sites into a profitable business.

Here is the message sent by email. Company names have been replaced with their product or service to avoid identifying them or her.

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What good is a report if your client won’t read it? A great deal of preparation goes into writing a business report and communicating your research findings, and there’s also a great chance that the report will be overlooked. The systematic process of writing a professional report has been used for years, but too often, we forget who our audiences are. The purpose of reporting research findings is for our clients to make the right decisions. However, heavy business jargon and the crawling pace create boredom and frustrate the reader trying to get to the real heart of the findings for improved decision-making. Here are ten simple rules from Polaris Marketing Research to avoid the unpardonable sins of report writing and actually getting your clients to read the report:

Rule #1 - Know Your Audience

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