February 19, 2010 
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The financial statement of every company can determine its overall success, or failure. It should be accurate to establish the real financial position of the organization in the industry. Small business bookkeeping is greatly responsible to the data reported in financial statement. It records all the financial transactions of the company. If these records are complete and correctly recorded, then the accountant will come up with accurate reports.
Small business bookkeeping basically deals with up-to-date keeping of ledger that reflects the company’s:
~Income – derived from sale of products and services
~Expenses – includes payroll, purchase of materials needed for production of your final product, taxes, etc
~Cash – typically reports petty cash on hand