Cash
Bank
Revenue
Expenses
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100

Money the business currently has available to use.

Cash

100

Money or obligations that a business owes to others.

Liabilities

100

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100

Money invested in a company by its shareholders in exchange for shares.

Share Capital

100

The cost of the products that a business sold.

Cost of Sales

200

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200

The owner’s share of what the business is worth after debts.

Equity / Owner's Equity

200

The money left from sales after subtracting the cost of the products sold.

Gross Profit

200

Profits the company keeps instead of giving them to the owners/shareholders.

Retained Earnings

200

The account where a business keeps and manages its money.

Bank

300

Money a business earns by selling its products or services.

Sales/Revenue

300

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300

The money left after subtracting all business expenses from revenue.

Net Profit

300

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300

Products or materials that a business has available to sell.

Inventory

400

Money a business spends to operate.

Expenses

400

Money customers owe the business for things they already bought.

Accounts Receivable

400

Long-term physical things a business uses, like buildings, machines, or vehicles.

Property, Plant and Equipment

400

A report showing what a business owns, owes, and what belongs to its owners at a specific moment.

Balance Sheet

400

A financial report showing the business’s revenue, expenses, and profit or loss.

Income Statement

500

Things the business owns that have value.

Assets

500

Money the business owes to other companies or suppliers.

Accounts Payable

500

Money borrowed from a bank that the business must pay back.

Bank Loans

500

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500

Important reports that show the financial situation and performance of a business.

Financial Statements

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