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As accounting and bookkeeping will also assist an organization to have an integrated reporting perfectly, we deliver high-end quality service by focusing on customizing a strategy that is suited for you.

Bookkeeping and accounting services offered include but not limited to:

1. Preparation of financial statements such as the statement of comprehensive income and statement of financial position.
2. Preparation of detailed Fixed Assets listing.
3. Preparation of General Ledgers, Debtor Ledgers and Creditor Ledgers.
4. Bank reconciliation and cash book maintenance.
5. Record of repayment to term loan and hire purchase loan installment.
6. Update and post your business transaction into the accounting system.
7. Computerized payroll services.
8. Accounting system setup for new businesses.
9. Review and analyse company’s performance.
10. Liaising with accounting-related external parties such as tax agents, auditors, bankers and SST officers.

Nowadays, the business model is comprehensive with their behavior, performance strategy and the company’s value or activities. A successful entity’s integrated report where can lead the entity to the next level. According to this, the entity is able to build trust by improving its reputation, raising capital and supportable growth in the future. Hence, it can more easily help the organization deliver a better image and communicate better with their stakeholders. A more integrated picture of the organization can improve risk management as well, which the organization can easily analyse their risk and leverage in their business.

The Integrated Reporting Framework declared but not limited to:

1. Whole mission and vision of the organization.
2. Description of organizational value creation (CSR reports, financial reports, etc).
3. Organization’s management information.
4. Holistically investor and stakeholders presentations and discussion.
5. Independent regulatory reports of the organization.

A budget is an estimation of revenue and expenses over a specified future period of time and is utilized by governments, businesses, and individuals. A budget is basically a financial plan for a defined period, normally a year that is known to greatly enhance the success of any financial undertaking. Corporate budgets are essential for operating at peak efficiency. Aside from earmarking resources, a budget can also aid in setting goals, measuring outcomes, and planning for contingencies. Personal budgets are extremely useful in managing an individual’s or family’s finances over both the short and long term horizon.

Cash flow ratios compare cash flows to other elements of an entity’s financial statements. A higher level of cash flow indicates a better ability to withstand declines in operating performance, as well as a better ability to pay dividends to investors. They are an essential element of any analysis that seeks to understand the liquidity of a business. These ratios are especially important when evaluating companies whose cash flows diverge substantially from their reported profits. Some of the more common cash flow ratios are:

1. Cash flow coverage ratio.
2. Cash flow margin ratio
3. Current liability coverage ratio
4. Price to cash flow ratio
5. Cash flow to net income

Business valuation can be explained as a process and set of procedures used for estimation of economic value of an owner’s business interests. Valuation is used by the participants of financial markets for determination of prices which can be paid or received willingly to consummate a business sale. Besides determining the sale price of a business, the similar valuation tools are generally used by business appraisers for resolving disputes linked divorce litigation, estate and gift taxation, allocate business purchase price among various business assets, establish a formula for determining the value of ownership interest for buy-sell agreements, and various other business and above-board purposes. There are some methods of how a company can be valued.

1. Market Capitalization
2. Times Revenue Method
3. Earnings Multiplier
4. Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Method
5. Book Value
6. Liquidation Value