Accounting Essay
Biography
The IIHF founded in May 15, 1908 in Paris, France, is governing body of the international ice hockey and inline hockey. The IIHF features 72 member associations, each of which is the national governing body of the sport in its nation. Besides controlling the international rulebook, processing international player transfers, and dictating officiating guidelines, the IIHF runs numerous development programs designed to bring hockey to a broader population. Besides the world championships, the IIHF also runs a set of European club competitions. In 2008, the IIHF celebrated its 100 year anniversary, honouring it with a most ambitious new projects including naming the century all star team.
Q1: what are the clubs main sources of income?
The clubs main sources of incomes are the registration fees that cost R400 per player that signs up as well as the fees that we charge per annum depending on the age group that the players are such as the intermediate and senior players pay R2800 per annum, the under 12 players that pay R2200 per annum and the trial players that can come on a Sunday morning and pay R50 per session that includes a stick and helmet that they receive before they start their practice
Q2: what are the clubs main sources of expenditure?
The clubs main sources of expenditure would be the payment of the ice rink for renting for our practices on Sunday mornings as well as the salaries and wages of our trainers and managers, the affiliation fees, refreshments, repairs to the kits as well as new equipment for our trainers etc. as well as the games on Monday nights and games as well as the national and international games that have passed. Our other sources of expenditure would be the purchasing of new tops for our players for them to use as we are soon starting the western province trials as well as later in the year the south African team trials.
Q3: what ledger accounts are you using in your system in order to record these incomes and
The IIHF founded in May 15, 1908 in Paris, France, is governing body of the international ice hockey and inline hockey. The IIHF features 72 member associations, each of which is the national governing body of the sport in its nation. Besides controlling the international rulebook, processing international player transfers, and dictating officiating guidelines, the IIHF runs numerous development programs designed to bring hockey to a broader population. Besides the world championships, the IIHF also runs a set of European club competitions. In 2008, the IIHF celebrated its 100 year anniversary, honouring it with a most ambitious new projects including naming the century all star team.
Q1: what are the clubs main sources of income?
The clubs main sources of incomes are the registration fees that cost R400 per player that signs up as well as the fees that we charge per annum depending on the age group that the players are such as the intermediate and senior players pay R2800 per annum, the under 12 players that pay R2200 per annum and the trial players that can come on a Sunday morning and pay R50 per session that includes a stick and helmet that they receive before they start their practice
Q2: what are the clubs main sources of expenditure?
The clubs main sources of expenditure would be the payment of the ice rink for renting for our practices on Sunday mornings as well as the salaries and wages of our trainers and managers, the affiliation fees, refreshments, repairs to the kits as well as new equipment for our trainers etc. as well as the games on Monday nights and games as well as the national and international games that have passed. Our other sources of expenditure would be the purchasing of new tops for our players for them to use as we are soon starting the western province trials as well as later in the year the south African team trials.
Q3: what ledger accounts are you using in your system in order to record these incomes and