Bookkeeping - Lia Psoma
Evangelia Psoma, completed her studies at the University of Fine Arts of St. Etienne in France, and obtained the National Diploma of Art Plastique
Lia psoma, visual artist, Λία Ψωμά, καλλιτέχνης
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Bookkeeping For Construction Companies

Due to the nature of construction work, which involves multiple projects with varying costs and timelines, bookkeeping in this sector is complex. It requires a detailed understanding of contract specifics, including labor, materials, subcontractor expenses, and overheads. Effective bookkeeping helps manage cash flow, a critical

Best Construction Accounting Software of 2024

QuickBooks is the accounting platform that every competitor strives to match. Invoicing, quotes, estimates and time tracking are all intuitive on this platform. QuickBooks is also comparatively feature-rich at all price points, with its reporting suite outperforming competitors at every tier. The platform’s breadth and

W8, W 8BEN or W8 tax form explained

Generally, this will be the person from whom you receive the payment, who credits your account, or a partnership that allocates income to you. An FFI may also request this form from you to document your account as other than a U.S. account. Give Form

Accounts Receivable Impacts, Types, Classification, Objectives

Trade receivables represent what customers owe a business for provided goods or services, also known as accounts receivable. This falls under current assets on a balance sheet, reflecting the company’s outstanding payments. Efficient management of trade receivables is crucial for maintaining healthy cash flow. Aging

What is an accounting ledger? Sage Advice US

Each entry is recorded in two columns, with debit postings on the left and credit entries on the right of the ledger. The company’s bookkeeper records transactions throughout the year by posting debits and credits to these accounts. The transactions result from normal business activities