Capital
Capital: The money or assets invested in a business. ... Read MoreRead More
Capital: The money or assets invested in a business. ... Read MoreRead More
Cash Flow: The movement of money in and out of a business. ... Read MoreRead More
Cash Flow Statement. A financial report that summarizes how cash was generated and used by the company over a specific time period. ... Read MoreRead More
Cash Flow. Equals the Beginning Cash Balance less the Ending Cash Balance. This describes the net amount of money that a business consumed or generated over a period of time. ... Read MoreRead More
Cash. Company money, most of which is typically in a bank checking or savings account that was opened by the company. ... Read MoreRead More
Chart of Accounts. A list of account names arranged systematically and usually coded numerically or alphabetically or both to form the general framework of the accounting system of a specific business ... Read MoreRead More
Computer A computer is an electronic device that receives, processes, stores, and produces information. It can perform calculations, run programs, connect to the internet, and help users complete many tasks. ... Read MoreRead More
Computer Network A computer network is a group of connected computers and devices that can communicate and share resources. Networks allow users to share internet connections, files, printers, and applications. ... Read MoreRead More
Corporation. A legal entity based upon State (not Federal) law that is separate and distinct from its owners. Under the law, corporations possess many of the same rights and responsibilities as ... Read MoreRead More
Cost of Goods Sold. Expenses incurred to produce or acquire, and store, the products sold by a business during this period. ... Read MoreRead More