Introduction
The Cash Basis accounting method is straightforward, and more intuitive to a non-accountant than the Accrual Basis method. In Cash Basis, income is recognized when cash is received, and expense is recognized when a debt is paid. While Cash Basis accounting is rarely used in industries like manufacturing or distribution, it’s common in real estate, government and non-profit industries among others. Read more…

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News Facts
According to an article in All Things Digital,
The U.S. Justice Department has joined a whistleblower suit against Oracle that accuses it of defrauding the U.S. government. Read more…
Lease accounting for property and equipment will soon get a lot more complicated, according to this CFO.com article (found here). The new FASB recommendations are to be released some time in June. Read more…