Dear [Accounting Firm], I am writing to formally request the finalization of accounting for our organization's operations in Hawaii. As we approach the end of the fiscal year, it is crucial to ensure that our financial records accurately represent the financial performance and position of our Hawaii branch. The purpose of this letter is to provide you with all the relevant information and documents necessary for finalizing the accounting for our Hawaii operations. Our organization, [Organization Name], operates in various sectors, including tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing. We have several subsidiaries and key business units that contribute to our overall financial performance in Hawaii. To assist you in finalizing the accounting, we have enclosed the following documents: 1. Profit and Loss Statements: These statements provide an overview of our revenue, expenses, and net income or loss for the fiscal year in Hawaii. They offer insights into the profitability and efficiency of our operations in the region. 2. Balance Sheets: By examining the balance sheets, you can assess our organization's financial stability and evaluate the assets, liabilities, and shareholder's equity specific to our Hawaii operations. 3. Cash Flow Statements: These statements outline the cash inflows and outflows for our Hawaii branch, showcasing the liquidity and solvency of our operations. 4. General Ledger: The general ledger contains all the individual accounts and transactions for our Hawaii operations. It includes details such as sales, purchases, expenses, and payroll records. Additionally, please consider the following key areas that may require special attention during the finalization process: 1. Hawaii-specific Taxes: Hawaii has unique tax regulations, including the General Excise Tax (GET). Please ensure that all financial records adhere to local tax laws and include accurate calculations for any GET liabilities. 2. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): For our manufacturing and agricultural subsidiaries in Hawaii, it is essential to accurately calculate the COGS. Please verify the proper allocation of costs associated with raw materials, labor, and production overheads. 3. Fixed Assets and Depreciation: Our Hawaii branch owns various fixed assets, such as properties, equipment, and vehicles. Properly account for the depreciation of these assets based on their estimated useful lives and applicable depreciation methods. 4. Intercompany Transactions: There may be intercompany transactions between our Hawaii branch and other subsidiaries. Please ensure that these transactions are appropriately recorded, eliminating any inconsistencies or duplicate entries. In conclusion, we appreciate your dedicated efforts in finalizing the accounting for our Hawaii operations. The accuracy and completeness of our financial records are crucial for decision-making, compliance with regulatory requirements, and maintaining the trust of our stakeholders. If you have any questions or require further clarification regarding specific Hawaii accounting procedures, please do not hesitate to contact our Finance Department. We anticipate receiving the finalized accounting reports no later than [deadline], ensuring a smooth transition into the new fiscal year for our Hawaii branch. Thank you for your attention to detail and professionalism in handling our accounting matters. We value your continued partnership and look forward to the successful finalization of our Hawaii accounting records. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Title] [Organization Name]