Taxes
Financial Statements
Investments
100

Tax imposed on goods and services based on value

Sales tax

100

Money received for supplying goods and services to customers

Revenue

100

A measure of a given investment's profitability

Return on Investment

200

Tax structure in which those who earn more are required to pay a higher percentage of income in taxes

Progressive Tax System

200

Expenses that stay the same (mortgage, rent, utilities, property taxes, etc.)

Fixed Expenses

200

Relationship between risk and return

Higher risk equals higher return, and vice versa
300

Tax imposed on the profit made by an investor when their investment is sold

Capital Gains Tax

300

The order in which assets are listed on a balance sheet

In order of liquidity

300

The profit made when an investor sells their investment

Capital Gains

400

Tax structure in which everyone pays the same tax rate, regardless of income

Proportional/flat tax system

400

The assets of a company over which an owner has rights

Owner's Equity

400

Low risk savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time

Certificates of deposit

500

Tax imposed on specific goods and services based on quantity rather than value (fuel, tobacco, and alcohol)

Excise Tax

500

The fundamental accounting equation

Assets = Owner's Equity + Liabilities

500

Formula for ROI

(Current value - cost of investment) / cost of investment