Group AA-68 Maryna Kolesnikova. NET PROFIT A positive financial result of operating a business The inidicator of firm’s effectiveness The bases for further.

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Group AA-68 Maryna Kolesnikova

NET PROFIT A positive financial result of operating a business The inidicator of firm’s effectiveness The bases for further development The surplus remaining after deducting total costs Reduction in liabilities Increase in assets and owner’s equity A reward gained by risk taking

PROBLEMS IN ACCOUNTING FOR NET PROFIT 1. Little attention is paid to issues of authenticity, completeness of reflecting accounting data concerning formation and usage of net profit 2. Untimely payment of profits tax 3. Overstatement of profits and losses sums

4. Breaking of keeping tax accounting, according to the requirements of tax legislation 5. Lack of single determination of profits’ types 6. Correct calculation of net profit 7. The utilization of theoretically substantiated classification of revenues and expenses received from different kinds of activities 8. Lack of theoretically substantiated methodological ways of accounting for net profit distribution and usage

Prepared Financial statements Net profit Annual Statutoty meeting Mandatory profit’s distribution and usage Not obligatory profit’s distribution and usage Business Code of Ukraine, foundation documents, the Corporate Law Foundation documents, annual statutory meeting

OUR SUGGESTIONS Analytical accounts to the subaccount 443 “Profit, used to in current year” “Profit, used for the formation of reserve capital” “Profit, used for dividend payment” “Profit, used for covering losses in case of selling own issued stocks” “Profit, used for production development”

443.5 “Profit, used for social development” “Profit, used for forming employees’ inducement funds”

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