Over the past two years, six states have created or considered creating independent tax tribunals. But 21 states still do not have independent tax courts, including California, Florida and Texas. >>Read More
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It seems to me that all you need is an account of money cnimog in and money going out and I assume no one in the group has any accounting experience.The simplest method is to open a book (A4 size should do), on the left hand page have columns for date, details, amount and total on this side record all money cnimog into the fund. On the right hand page have the same columns but record all money going out.At the end of each month deduct the outgoings from the incomings and that will give you a total to carry forward to the income side of the next months page.Always use a new page to start a month.
Posted by: Jeian | 09/16/2012 at 11:07 PM