1) Dubai Trust Contracting (DTC) is a small-medium enterprise established in 2005 in Dubai that provides contracting services. It underwent changes to its business structure and was impacted by the 2009 financial crisis.
2) DTC conducted an analysis of its accounting practices which revealed top problems like manipulating numbers, issues with revenue reporting, and lack of communication.
3) To address these issues, DTC proposed new accounting practices including implementing a chart of accounts, creating standard financial statements, documenting accounting policies, and using Intuit QuickBooks software. This aims to improve efficiency, synchronization, decision making and timely payments.
11. Top Ten Accounting ProblemsDTC problemsPlaying with numbersmethodsDealing with outside agenciesReporting at grossRevenue issuesHuman errorsLazy bonesKeeping an eyeNot so clearAccounting methodsLack of communicationHuman errors
14. Financial Statementsfor the period from January 1, 2011 up to May 31, 2011 Beginning Balance SheetIncome Statement
15. Accounting Policies We decided to adopt Revised IAS 1 as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) for financial reporting periods beginning January 1, 2011.
16. Examples : “Applying new Depreciation Methods”Intuit Quickbooks Enterprise Solutions
18. ConclusionFirst level: The managers & the shareholdersSecond level: accounting department & projects engineers Third level: suppliers and sub-contractorsFourth level: labors
19. First level: The managers & the shareholdersFinancial position, managerial decisions, forecasting phases, comparing and analyzing prices.
20. reports market share, international bookkeeping, Second level: accounting department & projects engineers ‘Accomplish More by Doing Less’related information ,24/7 synchronizing with the sub-contractors ,all the materials suppliers and quicker decision.
21. Third level: suppliers and sub-contractorsQuicker request in paying money Fourth level: laborsPay salary on time happy labors Fast action and high quality of work