Test in accounting terms
1.
… are interest-paying securities issued by companies
that need to borrow money.
2. … involves raising
money by issuing stocks and bonds (and also paying dividends and interest and
repaying bonds).
3. … is a loan to buy
property.
4. … is spending cash,
for the business’s future growth, including cash acquired by selling assets.
5. … means making money by selling
goods and services.
6.
…… are сompanies that provide other
companies with materials, components, etc.
7.
A … is
when a company gains control of another one by buying its stocks.
8.
A … is
when two formerly separate companies join together.
9. a legal right to
produce and sell a newly invented product for a certain period of time
10. a legally protected
word, phrase, symbol or design used to identify a product
11. abolished or ended
rules and restrictions
12. all the securities and financial assets held by a
financial institution or an individual
13. an amount of money
that is owed but probably won’t be paid
14. an evaluation of a borrower’s ability to pay interest
and pay back a loan in the future
16. are things a company owns and uses in its business.
17. Brand names, trade
marks, patents, customers, and qualified staff are examples of …
18. built up or
increased over a period of time
19. cancelled or ended
[a law)
22. consist of everything a company owes.
23. ... give financial advice to companies
24. control of
something by rules or laws
25. delayed, put off or
postponed until a later time
26. groups of companies
that have joined together
27. guaranteeing to buy
a company’s newly issued stocks if no one else does
28. The net worth of a company - the amount by which assets exceed liabilities
29. Land, buildings,
factories and equipment are examples of …
30. made it illegal to
do something
31. Money paid to a
retired person is called a …
32. money that will be
paid in less than 12 months from the balance sheet date
33. Money you put in
the bank is called a …
34. people who place
money in bank accounts
35. ... interpret the transactions recorded by bookkeepers
36. Securities
representing part-ownership of a company are called … or …
37. A charge for a service performed by a bank
38. something of value that secures a loan or other credit;
if the borrower cannot repay, the lender can sell it to pay off the loan
39. sums of money paid
as penalties for breaking the law
40. the abbreviation for a company’s earnings before
interest and taxes
41. recording transactions (purchases and sales) in ledgers
42. the amount of money
owed by customers who have bought goods but not yet paid for them
43. the date on which a loan must be repaid, orthe length
of time until this date
44. the difference between the interest rate a lender pays
and the rate it charges its borrowers
45. the expenses of operating a business that are not
directly related to individual products or services [e.g. electricity,
telephones, administrative costs]
46. the money earned by a country 's people in a particular period
47. the maximum amount that a bank will lend to a customer
48. the money generated from a business’s normal activities
49. The money invested
in a business is its ...
50. The money that a company spends
51. the price (interest rate) that a financial institution
must pay for the use of money
52 calculating how much tax a company should pay
Даяна Шихгасанова
ОтветитьУдалить1. Bonds
2. Financing
3. Mortgage
4. Invest
5. Retail
6. Suppliers
7. Takeover
8. Merger
9. .
10. Trademark
11. Deregulated
12. Portfolio
13. Bed debt
14. Credit rating
15. Retained earrings
16. Assets
17. Intangible assets
18. Accrued
19. Repealed
20. Current assets
21. Current market price
22. .
23. Shareholders equity’s
24. Fines
25. .
26. .
27. Underwriting
28. .
29. Tangibles, fixed assets
30. .
31. Pension
32. The principal
33. Deposit
34. Depositors
35. Work in progress
36. Shares on stocks
37. Operations
38. Collateral
39. Fines
40. EBIT
41. Net worth
42. Debitors
43. Maturity
44. Margin
45. Overhead costs
46. Net value
47. Credit limit
48. Operating cash flow
49. Capital
50. Share premium
51. Cost of funds
52. Write off
1)bond 3)mortgage5)profit
ОтветитьУдалить7)takeover8)merger 10) trade marks
11)deregulated
12)portfolio 13) bad debt
14)credit rating
19)repealed
24)regulation 25) deferred
26)conglomerates
27)underwriting 32) short-form liabilities
38)collateral
39)fines
40)EBIT
41)book value
1)bond
ОтветитьУдалить2) financing
3)mortgage
4) investing
5) operations
6) suppliers
7)takeover
8)merger
9) patent
10) trade marks
11)deregulated
12)portfolio
13)bad debt
14)credit rating
15) retained earnings
16) assets
17) intangible assets
18) accumulated
19)repealed
20) current assets
21) market
22) liabilities
23) shareholders' equity
24) regulation
25) deferred
26)conglomerates
27)underwriting
28) operations, financing
29) tangible
30) prohibited
31) pension
32) short-term liabilities
33) deposit
34) depositors
35) work in progress
36) shares or stock
37) operations, investing
38)collateral
39)fines
40)EBIT
41)book value
42) receivable
43) maturity date
44) margin
45) SG&A (selling general and administrative expenses)
46) net book value
49)capital
50) share premium
52) write off
Карибова Айида К.
ОтветитьУдалить1)bond
2) financing
3)mortgage
4) investing
5) operations
6) -
7)takeover
8)merger
9) patent
10)
11)deregulated
12)portfolio
13)
14)credit rating
15)
16) assets
17) intangible assets
18)
19)repealed
20)
21)
22) liabilities
23)
24) regulation
25)
26)conglomerates
27)underwriting
28) operations, financing
29)
30) prohibited
31) pension
32) short-term liabilities
33) deposit
34) depositors
35) work in progress
36) shares or stock
37) operations, investing
38)collateral
39)fines
40)EBIT
41)
42) corret liabilities
43) maturity
44) margin
45) overhead costs
46)
47) credit limit
48) revenue
49)capital
50) share premium
51) the principal
52) write off