Accounting Period | Part 1 | Glen Ramos

[fuertedwighta]

Fuerte, Dwighta E.
BSBA 2A

For today's lesson, I've learned about Accounting Period which refers to the length of time over which income is measured and reported. Accounting Period has two types. The first types of accounting period is the Regular accounting period which length is 12 months. Calendar accounting period and Fiscal accounting period can be used in Regular accounting period. The second types is Short accounting period which refers for length is less than 12 months. This lesson and the given examples help me to understand the part 1 of Accounting Period.

[macatangaynimphalynr.]

Macatangay, Nimpha Lyn R.
BSBA 2 A


IN TODAYS LESSON, I'VE LEARNED ABOUT ACCOUNTING PERIOD THIS IS A LENGTH OF TIME OVER WHICH INCOME IS MEASURED AND REPORTED. TWO TYPES OF ACCOUNTING PERIOD 1. REGULAR ACCOUNTING PERIOD AND 2. SHORT ACCOUNTING PERIOD.

[abrenicalyca]

Abrenica, Christabelle Lyca O.
BSBA 2-B

-In this video, I've learned regarding the Accounting Period, it is the length of time over which income is measured. There are two types, the regular accounting period and short accounting period. Regular accounting period length 12 months like calendar and fiscal accounting period. Short accounting period length is less than 12 months. I also learned the difference between calendar accounting period and fiscal accounting period.

[silinph]

Valdez, Rosielyn O.
BSBA 2A

In this lesson I've learned that Accounting Period is the length of time over which income is measured and reported. There are also types of accounting periods named are the Regular accounting period which length is 12 months. In this type of accounting period there are two kinds included which are the Calendar accounting period and Fiscal accounting period. There is also Short accounting period which length is less than 12 months. There are examples included to have a better understanding about the accounting periods.

[fernandezjudyanns.]

Fernandez, Judy Ann S.
BSBA 2A
In today's discussion, I've understood the use of the accounting period. We have two types of accounting periods; regular accounting period (length of 12 months), and short accounting period (length is less than 12 months). The journal is the book of original entry, while the ledger is the book of final entry. Under the regular accounting period, we have a calendar and fiscal accounting period. The calendar accounting period starts on January 1 and ends on December 31, on the other hand, the fiscal accounting period ends on any day other than December 31.

[mixxiw_cutie]

MARTINEZ, LIZALYN
BSBA 2-A

In todays lessons I've learned about the 2 Types of Accounting periods. Wherein the "Regular Accounting period" it's length is 12 months. The Calendar accounting period, it is available to both corporate taxpayers and individual taxpayers. It tacles also about the Fiscal accounting period. The second one is the Short Accounting period length is less than 12 months. It helps us a lot to be more knowledgable about accounting period itself.

[velascojoannarosee.]

Velasco, Joanna Rose, E.
BSBA 2-A
In today's lesson, I learned that the two types of accounting periods which the regular accounting period and calendar accounting period also the short accounting period fiscal accounting period. Also this video taught me that on how to count deadline of filing income tax return. Wherein in the failure to pay on or before the said date about the accounting period. Also learned taxable year of the taxpayers is the date of filing annual income tax return.

[delacruzangelikar.]

Dela Cruz, Angelika R.
BSA 2B


For this lesson I've learned about the accounting period which is the length of the time over which income is measured and reported. There are 2 types of accounting periods which are regular and short accounting periods. Regular accounting period the length is 12 months whichever calendar or fiscal accounting period. Short accounting period the length is less than 12 months. We also talked about the calendar accounting period of when it shall be used. And lastly the deadline of filing the income tax return.

[decelesmariakristinemartin]

De Celes, Maria Kristine M.
BSA 2-B
The accounting period, or the length of time during which income is measured and reported, is discussed in this video. Regular accounting periods and short accounting periods are the two sorts of accounting periods. The calendar period, which runs from January to December, is the regular accounting period. A short accounting period is one that lasts less than a year. They also talk about the income tax return deadline, which is on the 15th day of the fourth month.

[sevillacatherinea.]

Sevilla, Catherine A.
BSBA 2-A

On this lesson. I’ve learned about Accountin period, Accounting period is the length of time over which income is measured and reported. I also learn about the Types of accounting period which is Regular accounting period and its different types the Calendar accounting period and fiscal accounting period, and the second type is the short accounting period. I also learned about the deadline of filling the Income Tax Return.

[castillomaryroseo.]

Castillo, Mary Rose O.
BSBA- 2D

In today's lesson I learned about the accounting period which refers to the length of time over which income is measured and reported. There are two types, the regular accounting period and Short accounting period. The Regular Accounting Period is length 12 months, is either calendar accounting period. start in January 1 and ends on December 31 and Fiscal ends on any day other than December 31 and it is also available to both corporate taxpayers and individual taxpayers fiscal in accounting period accounting period it ends on any day other than december 31. I also learned about the deadline for fillinh of tax return.

[jacintojoannanicoleradima]

Jacinto, Joanna Nicole R.
BSA-2B

In this video lecture, I learned about Accounting Period. It simply means a length of time over which income is measured and reported. It is important to know the accounting period of the taxpayer so that the government can identify the coverage if income tax return. The 2 types of Accounting Periods are Regular Accounting Period that is 12 months in length and Short Accounting Period that is less than 12 months in length.

[anchetajessag.]

Ancheta, Jessa G.
BSBA 2-A

In this lesson, I've learned about the accounting period wherein it is the length of time over which income is measured and reported. I've also learned the 2 types of accounting period. And these are the regular accounting period( calender accounting period) and the short accounting period ( fiscal accounting period). The length regular accounting period is 12 months. And the short accounting is less than 12 months.

[domalinamaylaniel.]

Domalina, May Lanie L.
BSA 2A
In this lesson, I learned about accounting period which is tge length of the time over which income is measured and reported . There are two types of accounting period : 1.) Regualr acctg. Period(length is 12 months ) and the short acctg. Period . (Length is less than 12 months ). Moreover, I learned that there are two types of regular acctg. Period : these are the calendar acctg. Period and fiscal acctg. Period . It also gave me an idea how to calculate the deadline of filing the income tax return .Lastly, this lesson shared some examples for us to have a better understanding about filing the tax.

[larosajonathang.]

Larosa, Jonathan G.
BSA- 2A

In today's lecture, I have learned that the accounting period is the length of time over which income is measured and reported. As well, I figured out the differences between regular accounting periods and short accounting periods. That which, the regular accounting period is 12 months in length while the other one is less than 12 months. Correspondingly, under the regular accounting period, I came to know the two types of it which are calendar year in which it starts from January 1 to December 31, and the fiscal year in which any 12 months that ends on any day other than December 31. Moreover, I did learn that the fiscal accounting period is only available to corporate income taxpayers.

[ignaciochrystheltalania]

Ignacio, Chrysthel T.
BSA 2A


The accounting period is the duration of time during which revenue is calculated and reported, as I learnt in today's lesson. In addition, I discovered the distinctions between normal and short accounting periods. That is to say, the standard accounting period is 12 months long, whilst the other is shorter. As a result, under the normal accounting period, I learned about the two types: the calendar year, which runs from January 1 to December 31, and the fiscal year, which runs from January 1 to December 31 and can conclude on any day other than December 31. Furthermore, I discovered that the fiscal accounting period is only available to corporations with taxable income.

[baladadallysongaylebautist]

Baladad, Allyson Gayle B.
BSA-2A

This video taught me what an accounting period is. The length of time over which income is measured and reported is referred to as the accounting period. There are two types of accounting periods: regular accounting periods that last 12 months and short accounting periods that last less than 12 months. I also discovered the Income Tax Return Filing Deadline, which is on the 15th day of the fourth month following the end of the taxpayer's taxable year. Finally, I came across a different example of the Income Tax Return Filing Deadline.

[toledojeanmarie]

Toledo, Jean Marie A.
BSBA 2B

In today's lesson Ive learned about The Accounting Period. Accounting Period is the length of time which income is measured and reported. There are 2 types of accounting period, the regular and short accounting period. In regular accounting period the length is 12 months. While the short accounting period it less than 12 months.

[nicomedeznicolem.]

Nicomedez, Nicole M.
BSA-2B

This video discussion talked about the Accounting Period which is the length of time over which income is measured and reported. There are mainly two types of accounting periods and these are Regular Accounting Period (12 months) and Short Accounting Period (less than 12 months). I was again reminded about the calendar and fiscal accounting periods and learned new knowledge about them regarding taxation. I have learned that under the NIRC, calendar accounting period is available to both corporate and individual taxpayers while fiscal accounting period is only available to corporate income taxpayers. The deadline of filing the income tax return was also discussed and I understood the topic because of the examples and their answers.

[joe-emflores]

FLORES, JOE-EM S.
BSBA 2-A

In today's lesson, I've learned about the meaning of Accounting Period. And there are 2 Types, which is Regular and Short Accounting Period. They defined the differentiate of the calendar and fiscal accounting period, to know when it's start or ends the months or days. And lastly the other one the deadline of filing the income tax return. There are given example to know when/what to file and who.