Peyton Approved Case Study

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Peyton Approved is a bakery specializing in the making of all-natural hypoallergenic dog treats. Many dogs suffer from allergies especially those found in regular dog food as a result the demand for all natural hypoallergenic dogfood is high. Peyton Approved began as a home business and will like the opportunity to expand. The purpose of this memo is to provide an overview of Peyton Approved’s accounting process and to request funding to expand this business.
Overview of the Company’s Accounting System Peyton Approved uses the double entry accounting system. The double entry accounting system means that for every transaction an account is debited while a corresponding account is credited. This allows for balance between asset and liability accounts. The main advantage to using this type of accounting system is overall organization, which makes preparing financial statements easier. In addition to using double entry, Peyton Approved uses the accrual basis of accounting which means that revenues are recorded when they are earned and …show more content…

Debts are low and revenue is growing. Although sales continue to increase every month, Peyton Approved could benefit from lowering its current ratio. This can be done by lower assets and increasing liabilities. For example, Peyton Approved could lower the current asset cash by paying off its notes payable of $10000 therefore increasing a liability. A brief summary of our accounting process has been included as to request a loan for expansion. Peyton Approved feels strongly about providing allergy-suffering pets with quality all natural products. An expansion would allow this bakery to meet the needs of even more concerned per owners looking to provide the best for their pets. As the owner of Peyton Approved, I would greatly appreciate a meeting to discuss our options.
Sincerely,
Lisa Bell
Owner of Peyton

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