accounting dictionary Part 2

terms in accounting terms

accounting dictionary

     Accounts payable: Accounts Payable

Debts of a company that has not been paid due to a business carried on and has not been replaced with kuintansi.

     Lump Sum Distribution: Distrubusi Simultaneously

Single payment to a beneficiary who cover the entire amount of the agreement.

     Gains: Profit

     Any gain or excess interest above opinions relating to transactions within a specified time.
     Added assets or debt reduction over the period as a result of sudden events or transactions that occur frequently and are not directly related to the normal activities of the company.
     The benefits derived from transactions carried out within a certain period.

     Quota: Quota

The maximum limit allowed for government ditetapkanoleh imported into a country.

     Brid Price: Price Quote

The highest price offered by the broker to buy securities or a specific object.

     Law of Economic: Economic Law

Generally accepted formulation of the relationships that exists between some economic phenomenon.

     Retribution Fee:

Registration fee to be paid in order or securities in unloading the list price.

     Bad-Debt: Doubtful accounts

Loans are not expected to be paid back the loan due kapahitan or other causes.


National Income Accounts: National Income Calculation

Static national economy in a period of 1 year.

    GDP (Gross Domestic Product): Gross Domestic Product

The amount of goods or services produced by a country following the production of goods and services produced by individuals and foreign companies.

    Guarantee: Warranty

Guarantees given to the goods the seller to the buyer within a certain timeframe.

    Secrecy: The Secret

One of the bank's liabilities are storing any deficiency relating to the financial or other customers as stipulated in the Organic Law of banking.

    Depreciationsd: Depreciation

Reduced utility value of fixed assets due to wear, age, or anything = anything else that may be expensed periodically over the life of the set done constantly throughout the period of use of the asset.

    Bond: Bonds

    A written promise to pay to the holders of bonds, a sum of money at a specified time with a specified interest rate the bond pad.
    Valuable documents stamped issued by a business entity and government as proof of long-term loans.
    Undertaking a guarantee to pay to the second party. If the third party does not fulfill the obligation to pay to the second party is ..

    Grass Profit: Gross Profit

Net sales less the cost of goods sold.

    Profit: Profit

Net revenues derived from the production or sale of goods managed services.

    Discount: discount

An amount to be deducted from the total debt or pituang because it was done before payment is due.