Cristiano Giuntoli (46 Viewers)

athas

Senior Member
Jul 15, 2007
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Can someone explain to me why do we count our selling as one whole income for this year but our spending divided over the coming years?
I'm not an expert, but I'll try.

There's one correct way to calculate, let's call it "accounting cal". This way is a bit complicated, and it needs various data to progress. (contract length, transfer fee, bonus,...)

So for the sake of simplicity, most sites, list the total transfer fee in and out. Let's call it "normal cal".

Most of the time, those two ways of calculating mix up, and create confusion.

What you described above. "Our spending divided over years" is "accounting cal", while "our selling as one whole income" is "normal cal". So you'll see that it doesn't make sense :grin:
 

Robee

Senior Member
Jun 21, 2011
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Can someone explain to me why do we count our selling as one whole income for this year but our spending divided over the coming years?
For the books

Invoice date counts when we're talking income. While the payment dates count for the outgoing cash. Simple as that.

The exact reason why selling Soulé has such a big impact.
 

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