Financial statements
business funding
Assets & Cash
Accounting Tools
Profity power
100

This statement shows a company revenues and expenses

What is an income statement?

100

Money invested by owners or shareholders is called this.

What is Equity Capital?

100

Money that is readily available for use.

What is Cash?

100

This is a list of all accounts used by a company’s accounting system.

What is a Chart of Accounts?

100

Profit earned for every dollar invested.

What is Return on Investment (ROI)?

200

This report shows assets, liabilities, and equity at a point in time

What is a balance sheet?

200

Funds borrowed that must be repaid with interest.

What is Debt Capital?

200

Money owed to a business by customers.

What are Accounts Receivable?

200

A bill sent to a customer showing what they owe.

What is an Invoice?

200

Profit made from shareholders’ equity.

What is Return on Equity (ROE)?

300

This statement tracks how money enters and leaves a business.

What is a Cash Flow Analysis Statement?

300

This is a loan agreement allowing a business to borrow as needed up to a limit.

What is a Line of Credit?

300

Assets that can easily be converted into cash.

What are Liquid Assets?

300

These are used to compare and evaluate company performance.

What are Financial Ratios?

300

Ratios that compare financial data to measure company strength.

What are Financial Ratios?

400

This document measures how well a company uses investments to earn profit.

What is Return on Investment (ROI)?

400

Property pledged by a borrower to secure a loan.

What is Collateral? 


400

Long-term assets such as buildings and equipment.

What are Fixed Assets?

400

A document that shows total income, expenses, and profit over time.

What is an Income Statement?

400

A key measure of how cash moves in and out of a business.

What is Cash Flow Analysis Statement?

500

This ratio measures how much profit a company makes for every dollar of shareholder equity.

What is Return on Equity (ROE)?

500

Selling accounts receivable for quick cash.

What is Factoring?

500

Assets that can’t be quickly sold or turned into cash.

What are Illiquid Assets?

500

This shows how much money investors have put into the company.

What is Equity Capital?

500

The difference between revenue and expenses on an income statement.

What is Net Profit?

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