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Exercitii Engleza

1. Fixed assets could include buildings, vehicles, plant and machinery, furniture and equipment. 2. Depreciation is the allocation of the cost of fixed assets over their useful lives. 3. Accounts provide a record of financial transactions and the balance of amounts owned and owed.

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Exercitii Engleza

1. Fixed assets could include buildings, vehicles, plant and machinery, furniture and equipment. 2. Depreciation is the allocation of the cost of fixed assets over their useful lives. 3. Accounts provide a record of financial transactions and the balance of amounts owned and owed.

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1.This company has supplied goods but has
not received any money for them yet.
( )
2. Companies make this when they sell their
goods for more than it costs them to
make them. (P- - - - T)
3. Companies make .this when they sell
their goods for less than it costs them to
make them. (L - - -)
ð.Goods which are bought by the company.
(P- - - - - - ES)
5. Goods which the company has available
to sell. (S- - - K)
6. An amount of money which is taken out of
an account. (W- - - D - - - - L)
7. Customers who have received goods but
not paid for them yet. (D- - - - RS)
. A reduction in the price which is offered to
customers. (D - -C - - - -)
9. This is the name of the difference
between the credit and debit side of an
account. (B - - - -C -)
10. This is drawn up to check that the two
sides .of the accounts are the same.
(T - - -L B - - - - - -)
11. The cost of transporting goods is called
this. (C - - - - - GE)
12. The official books for keeping accounts.
(L ±D - - -S )
13. This is the name for buildings,
machinery, money in the bank and
money owed by customers. (A - - - -S )
1ð. The loss of value of the things in number
(I). (D ± P - - - - - - - -N)
15. Money which is borrowed. (L - - -)

16.The extra money a company or person


pays for borrowing money. (I - - - - - -T)

17. The total sum of money which is


supplied by the owners of a company to
set it up. (C ±P - - - L)
19. These are bought by people wishing to
invest in the company. (S - - - -S)

19. The extra amount which is paid for a


company above the value of its assets.
(GOO - - - - -)
21.The purchase of another company.
(ACQ - - - - - - -N)
19. These are bought by people wishing to
invest in the company. (S - - - -S)

19. The extra amount which is paid for a


company above the value of its assets.
(GOO - - - - -)
21.The purchase of another company.
(ACQ - - - - - - -N)
22. A financial plan for the future.
(B - - - -T)
23. A statement of the financial position of
the company. (B - - - - -E SH - -T)
SERVICES, PRODUCTS AND PROCEDURES

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