Apparently many people find dealing with accounting people can be uneasy. You may not understand why you are supposed to fill out a form, wait for checking, get approval and so on. There must be some reasons behind those requirements - some may not be valid in today”’’s business.
If you are an accountant, you may be instructed to carry out your work without good explanation. Or you may see your boss make some unbelievable adjustment entry without clear explanation or justification. There is a flaw in today”’’s accepted accounting practice that needs to be changed.
As a user of the financial statements, you cannot detect easily what is wrong behind the large numbers on the balance sheet or the profit and loss statement. You have been told that the notes to financial statements are important, but it is not easy for you to understand the risk and exposure hidden.
It is important for you to understand the rules and know how to apply them to your benefits. Any complicated problems may be resolved using the right accounting principles. Unfortunately, in many cases, people just look at the problem from operational aspect. But when it comes to the discussion with accounting people, there may be a way to alleviate the situation - especially when the problem is related to tax issues.
If you have questions, just ask me. And I will try by best to give you professional opinion and advice. This is free and no service charge at all.
But before you ask any questions, you need to understand and accept the following conditions:
1) I may not be able to answer every question submitted. This may be due to my limited knowledge and experience. So in this case I need to apologize in advance.
2) The timing is uncertain. As I am an employed accountant, I can only use some of my free time available to read your question and give my thought about it. It may take a few days or weeks.
3) I cannot guarantee the accuracy, effectiveness and correctness of my opinion or advice. So please seek second opinion from others to make sure you have the best choices for decision making.
4) I will not take any responsibilities regarding the consequences or damages caused by following my opinion or advices. It is up to your own judgement and consideration.
5) I welcome all constructive comments from other professionals who can contribute to the particular issue raised from your questions.
6) I do this for my enjoyment and hopefully it would be useful for others who may have the same problems.
7) Once you submit your question. it means you understand clearly and accept all conditions above.
Thank you for joining this session.
I look forward to getting questions from you.
By Yanyong Thammatucharee
email: yanyong.thammatucharee@gmail.com
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