2021 Income Taxes and Bookkeeping Services

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IRS 1040 Tax Return

• Form IRS 1040
• Schedules A, B, C, CEZ, D, E, F, H, J, R, SE
• Form 8812 Child Tax Credit

We will prepare your IRS 1040 tax return for both State and Federal and e-file for you. Your return shall be prepared with the highest standards as for all of our clients.

BUSINESS TAXES    

• 1120 –   S or C Corporations
• 1065 – Partnerships and LLC
• 1041 –   Fiduciary Tax
• 1041 –   Estate Tax
• 990 –    Exempt Org (Non-Profit)
• 709 –    Gift Tax

We will prepare your IRS tax return for both State and Federal and e-file for you. Your return shall be prepared with the highest standards as for all of our clients.

Accounting Services

Above all, efficient accounting and operating procedures ensure that the business runs smoothly. Clearly, future growth is possible, only if the books are in good and accurate order.

Moreover, El Cid Bookkeeping, Inc. has been providing accounting services to small, medium, and large size businesses. Apart from this, El Cid can perform functions as general ledger accounting, payroll, financial analysis, bank reconciliations, and financial statement reports.

Methods of Bookkeeping Services

Before you begin bookkeeping, your business must decide what method you will follow. When choosing, consider the volume of daily transactions your business has and the amount of revenue you earn. A complex bookkeeping method designed for enterprises may cause unnecessary complications if you are a small business. Conversely, less robust methods of bookkeeping will not suffice for large corporations.

Importance of Bookkeeping Services

Proper accounting services and bookkeeping and payroll services give companies a reliable performance measure.

It also provides general strategic decisions and a benchmark for its revenue and income goals. In short, once a business is up and running, spending extra time and money on maintaining proper records is critical.

El Cid can give you consulting services on your bookkeeping. We work with many small businesses. We can provide you with monthly financial statements and your income tax return for IRS and State.

Many small companies don’t hire full-time accountants to work for them because of the cost. Instead, small companies generally employ a bookkeeper or outsource the job to a professional firm.

Bank Account Balancing

Bank account balancing is the process of finding identical transactions in your bank account and your bookkeeping records.

Balancing your bank accounts is a crucial step in bookkeeping.

Because, after everything else is logged, it is the last step to finding discrepancies in your books. Bank account balancing helps you ensure nothing amiss with your money.

Why is it Mandatory?

Bank balancing is a must because it:

• Provides the exact financial situation of your company
• Tracks cash flow accurately
• It helps detect fraud or bank errors

There are two basic types of bookkeeping: single-entry and double entry

There is a fundamental division between single-entry and double-entry bookkeeping systems. Each transaction is recorded with one entry in a journal or log-in single-entry procedures. Single-entry systems are sometimes adequate for small, uncomplicated businesses, but they have several limitations and pros and cons.

In double-entry systems, each financial event is recorded using two corresponding entries called a debit and a credit.

You debit one account for each transaction (or another financial event) and credit another account.

Each debit always equals the corresponding credit.

You choose which accounts to credit/debit according to the accounting equation.

Which states that Equity = Assets – Liabilities, but don’t worry about the details of how this works for now.

Enter your debits/credits correctly; the sum of debits for all accounts will always equal the corresponding sum of credits.

Keep reading our blog to find more details about the bookkeeping concept you want to learn next.

The Accrual vs. Cash Basis of Accounting

To properly implement bookkeeping, companies need to choose which accounting basis they will follow. Companies can choose between two basic accounting methods: cash or the accrual basis of accounting.

The difference between these accounting bookkeeping services is based on the company’s actual records of a sale. These can include (money inflow) or purchase (money outflow) in the books.

Financial Statements

The next, and probably the most important, step-in bookkeeping is to generate financial statements by an accounting tax person. These statements are prepared by putting all your information from the entries you have recorded on a day-to-day basis.

Reports provide insight into your company’s performance over time. They reveal the areas you need to improve on to be a comprehensive business.

The major financial reports that every business must know and understand are the balance sheet and income statement.

Balance Sheet

The balance sheet reports a business’s assets, liabilities, and shareholder’s equity at a given point in time. In simple words, it tells you what your company owns, owes, and the amount invested by shareholders.

However, the balance sheet is only a snapshot of a business’s financial position for a particular date.

It must be compared with balance sheets of other periods as well.

The balance sheet allows you to understand your business’s liquidity and financial structure.

Through analytics like current ratio, asset turnover ratio, inventory turnover ratio, and debt to equity ratio.

The debt-to-equity ratio is financial too. This indicates the relative proportion of shareholders’ equity and debt used to finance a company’s assets.

Closely related to leveraging, the ratio is also known as risk, gearing, or leverage.

Income Statement

The income statement also called the profit and loss statement. This statement focuses on the revenue gained and expenses incurred by a business over time.

There are two parts to a typical income statement.

The upper half lists operating income, while the lower half lists expenditures.

The statement tracks these over a period, such as the last quarter of the fiscal year. It shows how the net revenue of your business is converted into net earnings, which result in either profit or loss.

The income statement does not focus on receipts or cash details.

El Cid Bookkeeping, Inc.

We love empowering small business owners around their monthly financial reports.

Our bookkeeping services offer full-service bookkeeping and all types of income tax preparation for all businesses, individuals. We have bookkeeping set-up and training.

El Cid Bookkeeping Inc. and Taxation Services have serviced over 4500+ businesses.

Many include small businesses, Corporations, S corporations, other business companies. And sole proprietors throughout the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, San Diego, Inland Empire, Orange County, and Sacramento areas. Our services including, online bookkeeping services, virtual bookkeeping services, and we are a dedicated bookkeeper to your account.

• Income entries
• Expense entries
• Invoicing or billing
• Credit control
• Accounts payable
• Accounts receivable
• Bank Statements
• Credit card accounts
• Payroll Taxes
• Send monthly Profit and Loss and Balance Sheet