Not that it matters as I'm an R1 ownerIs this gross household income or individual?
If the Busa is NOT Capitalized then it is to be treated as an Expense.Also, does this include the 'Busa as an asset or liability?
Huh???If the Busa is NOT Capitalized then it is to be treated as an Expense.Also, does this include the 'Busa as an asset or liability?
However, GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) incorporates depreciation which can be used to decrease your annual liabilites over the expected useful life of the asset purchased.
Both the Balance Sheet and the Income Statement can be footnoted to incorporate the Economic value (Total Revenue = Intrinsic Expenses + Extrinsic Expenses) versus the standard Accounting value (Total Revenue = Extrinsic Expenses) thus showing a more realistic net worth with regards to the Busa.
Oh Yeah! Especially when they count your Mortgage note... Oh that's some funny shid...
I remember my days in the military. I knew exactly what was coming in every month and always had it spent. I was terrible at budgeting, I never did it. Now my paychecks vary greatly. One week I may make double what I made the week before, so I budget for always making the low end and when I make more, it's gravy. If I had done this a long time ago who knows where I'd stand.military E-5 under 8yrs. Wife and 3 kids.
Not making much at all
What's a budget?I remember my days in the military. I knew exactly what was coming in every month and always had it spent. I was terrible at budgeting, I never did it. Now my paychecks vary greatly. One week I may make double what I made the week before, so I budget for always making the low end and when I make more, it's gravy. If I had done this a long time ago who knows where I'd stand.military E-5 under 8yrs. Wife and 3 kids.
Not making much at all