accrual是一种会计处理方法，它基于交易的发生日，而不是支付日，来确认收入和费用。这意味着在实际发生之前，即使款项尚未收到或支出，这些交易也会被记录为当期的收入或费用。这种方法可以更好地反映公司的财务状况，并且有助于更准确地预测未来的现金流。
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accrual in accounting is what it means
accrual in accounting: the accrual of income and expenses (expenses have been incurred, and they are being摊ded over time)
2. Accrual audit fee: the accrued fees associated with expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid (many companies pay high audit fees because they involve multiple stages of accounting processes)
3. Accrual accounting (not involving cash transactions or cash transactions that require immediate payment) Accrual accounting (the method of accounting where revenues and expenses are recognized when they occur, regardless of whether there has been a corresponding cash transaction or not)
This system can help companies save money and increase liquidity, which is crucial to their success.
For example, if a company purchases a machine equipment, it needs to wait months before paying for it, but an accountant still recognizes this expense as soon as it occurs.
If you don't use the accrual accounting method, your accounting system will be called "cash accounting" or "payable accounting."