Accrued interest or accrued income refers to interest or other income that has been earned but not yet received by the entity. It accumulates periodically and is recorded in the financial statements as interest receivable or accrued income.
Cash Basis or Cash Method is an accounting method primarily used by individual taxpayers, wherein income and deductions are recognized when money is received or paid.
Constructive Receipt of Income is a doctrine where a taxpayer must include in gross income amounts that, though not actually received, are deemed received during the taxable year. This principle ensures that taxpayers cannot defer taxation by simply delaying the physical receipt of income.
Deferred income, also known as unearned revenue or deferred revenue, refers to payments received by a business for goods or services that have yet to be delivered or completed.
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