· accounts receivable: money owed to a company by its debtors
· accounts payable: money owed by a company to its creditors
· achieve: successfully finish or do something you wanted to do, especially after a lot of effort
· assets: items owned by a company, such as money, property, or land
· budgeting: calculating how much money you must earn or save, and planning how you will spend it
· convert: exchange one type of currency, share, etc. for another
· default: failure to repay a loan or debt
· double-entry system: system of bookkeeping in which each transaction is entered as a debit in one account and a credit in another
· earnings: a company's profits in a particular period
· error: mistake
· equity: the value of the assets and money that a person or
(net worth) business has, after their debts are taken away
· figures: numbers, statistics
· gain: get or achieve something; a profit or an increase
· ins (receipts): total amount of money received by a business
· intangible: which has value for a business, although it does not exist as a physical object
· issuance: shares or bonds which are offered for sale by a company
· liabilities: amount of money that a person or company owes
· outs (payments): total amount of money to be paid
· performance: functioning; how well a company works
· pricing: setting of selling prices for products and services supplied by a company
· provide: make available for use; supply
· return: amount of profit made by an investment or a business activity
· tangible: able to be shown; real, existing as a physical object
· total: including everything in a calculation; the whole number
· working capital: money which is available for use immediately, rather than money which is invested in land or equipment