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Accounts payable
Expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid
Accounts receivable
Items of value owned by the business
Balance sheet:
A financial statement that shows what a business owns, what it owes, and how much it is worth at a particular point in time.
Break-even point:
The point at which the money from product sales equals the costs of making and distributing the product.
Cash flow statement:
A financial statement that shows the flow of money in and out of the business.
Copyright:
Legal right to exclusive publication, production, sale, or distribution of a literary or artistic work.
Cost of goods sold
The dollar amount a company pays to purchase a product for resale.
Current assets
Financial obligations that will be repaid within one year.
Current ratio:
The comparison of current assets with current liabilities.
Economic outlook:
Trends associated with the economy that can impact your business's sales.
Accounts payable
Expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid
Accounts receivable
Items of value owned by the business
Balance sheet:
A financial statement that shows what a business owns, what it owes, and how much it is worth at a particular point in time.
Break-even point:
The point at which the money from product sales equals the costs of making and distributing the product.
Cash flow statement:
A financial statement that shows the flow of money in and out of the business.
Copyright:
Legal right to exclusive publication, production, sale, or distribution of a literary or artistic work.
Cost of goods sold
The dollar amount a company pays to purchase a product for resale.
Current assets
Financial obligations that will be repaid within one year.
Current ratio:
The comparison of current assets with current liabilities.
Economic outlook:
Trends associated with the economy that can impact your business's sales.
Expenses:
All costs associated with running a business except for the cost of goods sold.
Fixed assets
Items of monetary value that are not easily converted into cash.
Fixed expenses
Business expenses that do not change month-to-month, but rather remain the same for a period of time.
Goodwill
Customers' approval and support of a business
Gross profit on sales:
Net sales minus the cost of goods sold.
Gross sales
The dollar amount of all sales, usually within a one-year period.
income statment
A financial statement that shows the income, expenses, and profit/loss for the business over a period of time, usually a year.
Income taxes payable
: Monies due to the government.
Expenses:
All costs associated with running a business except for the cost of goods sold.
Fixed assets
Items of monetary value that are not easily converted into cash.
Intangible assets:
Items of value that the business owns that cannot be seen or touched.
Fixed expenses
Business expenses that do not change month-to-month, but rather remain the same for a period of time.
Goodwill
Customers' approval and support of a business
Inventory:
The quantities of goods and materials on hand
Gross profit on sales:
Net sales minus the cost of goods sold.
Gross sales
The dollar amount of all sales, usually within a one-year period.
income statment
A financial statement that shows the income, expenses, and profit/loss for the business over a period of time, usually a year.
Income taxes payable
: Monies due to the government.
Intangible assets:
Items of value that the business owns that cannot be seen or touched.
Expenses:
All costs associated with running a business except for the cost of goods sold.
Inventory:
The quantities of goods and materials on hand
Fixed assets
Items of monetary value that are not easily converted into cash.
Fixed expenses
Business expenses that do not change month-to-month, but rather remain the same for a period of time.
Goodwill
Customers' approval and support of a business
Gross profit on sales:
Net sales minus the cost of goods sold.
Gross sales
The dollar amount of all sales, usually within a one-year period.
income statment
A financial statement that shows the income, expenses, and profit/loss for the business over a period of time, usually a year.
Income taxes payable
: Monies due to the government.
Intangible assets:
Items of value that the business owns that cannot be seen or touched.
Inventory:
The quantities of goods and materials on hand