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6 basic terms you need to know for business
accounting.
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Running up a small business is not a piece of
cake you need to get as much information about
the business as you can. And learning some basic
terms which are used in Accountant Coventry is no
exception. Usually, small business owners get so
busy with building a successful business they
avoid the process of learning such terms. So here
is a list of a few important terms to summarized
for your better understanding.
Cash flowThe term cash flow is used when
telling about the amount of cash entering and
exiting the business at any given time. It tells
the total amount of cash received and spent on
services, investments, and financing. The
reviewing of annual cash flow is suggested to
determine trends, set goals, and predict the flow
of cash.
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Cash-Flow forecast You can anticipate the
amount of money that will flow through the
company in the future by comparing the past cash
flow and expected income and expenses. This
process of comparing and predicting the cash flow
is called a cash-flow forecast.
Income sheet An income sheet contains the
details of the net profit that a company has made
in a period. The income sheet is based on all
revenues except expenses. The income sheet
creates a clear understanding of the performance
and profit made by the company.
Marginal cost The difference in profit that you
make by selling one more unit is called marginal
cost. It is calculated by dividing the total cost
of production by the number of products you want
to make and then comparing the result.
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Accrual Accounting-Coventry Accountants It is a
method that tracks revenues and expenses based on
when they are incurred instead of when they are
paid. It is considered much more accurate than
accounting for assessing profitability and
long-term proof value.
Balance sheet A balance sheet records the
companys financial history under the three
categories named assets, liabilities, and owners
equity
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