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Oct 11, 2018 · Finance Terms Everyone Should Know. 1. Amortization: Amortization is a method of spreading an intangible asset's cost over the course of its useful life. Intangible assets are non-physical assets that are essential to a company, such as a trademark, patent, copyright, or franchise agreement. 2.
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Balance Sheet: A statement showing the financial position (the assets, liabilities and equity) of an individual, company or organisation on a certain date. The term ‘balance sheet’ implies that the total assets exactly equal the total of the liabilities and equity (a.k.a. Net Worth). This is also referred to as the Statement of Financial ...
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lised.3.5.3. Loan or Advance against InventoryDefinitionLoan or Advance against Inventory is financing provided to a buyer or seller involved in a supply chain for the holding or warehousing of goods (either pre-sold, un-sold, or hedged) and over which the finance provider usually takes a security interest.
About this chapter. In this chapter we outline the conventional accounting rules that are commonly adopted in practice and the legislation that governs accounting. We then examine the role of the UK’s Accounting Standards Board along with the International Accounting Standards Board in the preparation of financial statements.
is to put forward standard definitions for selected financial terms and to suggest a standard method of calculating certain financial ratios. The document is divided into three sections: (i) a list of financial terms and definitions, (ii) a description of financial ratios, and (iii) a brief discussion and description of financial adjustments.
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Since the British Business Bank and ICAEW’s Corporate Finance Faculty jointly published the first edition of The business finance guide in summer 2014, a growing number of alternative finance solutions have become more established, mainstream and accessible for the UK’s smaller businesses. This increasing diversity of supply means smaller ...
PlainEnglish Campaign:The A to Z of. When money is paid into a fund (such as a pension fund) the allocation rate is the percentage of the money left which can be invested after the charges have been taken off. For example, if the charges were 2% the allocation rate would be 98%.
