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Why All Financial Statements Matter (Part 3): Accruals and Receivables

Posted on September 2, 2012 by inkling

Why do we use and why does our understanding accrual accounting matter?  In subsequent write-ups, I will elaborate on why these details matter, but for now, the focus is on the details.  Hint: it is not a love a rules … Continue reading →

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Why All Financial Statements Matter (Part 2): Expenses vs. Expenditures

Posted on September 2, 2012 by inkling

Expenses relate only to the income statement, expenditure does not.  This is why an expense is referred to as a “temporary” account.  That is, accounts on the income statement are a snapshot in time, the measurement of what happened in … Continue reading →

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Asset Valuation: Possible Upside of Mark to Market

Posted on September 2, 2012 by inkling

Mark to Market is an incendiary accounting topic, mainly due to the abuses as expressed in the much noted and documented history of Enron.  Even now (three years into a recovery), we are living through one of the most difficult … Continue reading →

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The Different Functions of Financial Statements

Posted on September 2, 2012 by inkling

  What I originally liked about accounting was the symmetry of the double entry concept.  The way accounts and entries must balance appealed to a highly rational approach to business.  But it still took a long time for me to … Continue reading →

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CPI vs. Core CPI (core inflation little changed since 2021) – headline and core inverted in March 2023 and is still not resolved

CPI: Consumer Purchasing Power (what inflation accomplishes) – observe how the slope has steepened

Recessions have arrived just as everyone gave up on it:

"JPMorgan Chase economists scrapped their call for a #recession in the US, joining a growing number of forecasters who now expect the economy to avert the downturn..." (Bloomberg)

Same thing happened in 2008. pic.twitter.com/YumgOabFFl

— Inkling (@inside_finance) August 4, 2023

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