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accounting terms

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current assets are a companies resources that are expected to turn into cash within year of the balance sheet date or within operating cycale if longer than a year
double entry accounting a system requiring that transactions are recorded into two or more accounts and ensuring both debits and credits equal the same amount
earnings per share (EPS) the amount required to be on the income statement of a publicly traded corporation
expenses costs recorded on the income statement after they are used up in order to earn revenues
Gross profit the remainder after subtracting COGS from net sales is presented as a dollar amount and as a percentage is also known as gross margin
Statement of cash flows the reporting of change in a companies cash based off operations investments, and financing
depreciation a method used on all assets whose life is not indefinite
SG&A selling, general & administrative a companies operating expenses other than COGS which are period costs
Cash method of accounting a method that reports revenues when cash is received and reports expenses when they are paid
inventory a current asset account where a manufacturers goods are held for sale
Notes to the financial statements an basic part of the financial statements and is required by the full disclosure principle.
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