Accounting and tax system in small business entities
Abstract
Small business entities play a vital role in economic growth; however, effective accounting and tax management are essential for their sustainability. This article explores the significance of accounting in small businesses, comparing cash and accrual accounting methods. Additionally, it discusses tax obligations, challenges in tax compliance, and best practices for financial management. By implementing accurate record-keeping, utilizing accounting software, and staying informed about tax regulations, small businesses can enhance their financial stability and ensure legal compliance. The study highlights the importance of financial literacy and professional guidance in overcoming accounting and taxation challenges.
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Small business, accounting, taxationHow to Cite
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