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Joel Baur
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Joel Baur
This flashcard set helps university-level learners of English expand their business and finance vocabulary. The vocabulary flashcards cover terms like "write off," "obsolete," and "goodwill," focusing on accounting, assets, and market values. With the "answer first" learning setting, users can reverse the learning direction, enhancing flexibility. Ideal for students and professionals, these cards support intermediate to advanced learners in mastering specialized terminology.
Cartes-fiches
22
Utilisateurs
1
Langue
Allemand
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
03.04.2016 / 03.04.2016
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a method of accounting that shows amounts that relate to equipment that has become old-fashioned or is no longer useful

amortization (n)

to reduce a debt by paying small regular amounts

amortize (v)
money that is owed and will probably never be paid

bad debts (pl n)

a record showing how much money a company has and how much it owes

balance sheet (n)

the amount of money that smething is worth which is written in accounts

book value (n)

a name given to a product or group of products so that they can be easily recognized

brand (n)
to show an item on the balance sheet

carry (v)

money that is available for a company to use

cash (n)

the amount of money that you have to pay for something, especially for an activity or service

charge (n)

money, investments, goods, ets. That have value or the power to make money for a company

current assets (pl n)
a person, company, etc. that owes money to another person, company etc.

debtor (n)

to show in accounts that something is lower in value because of being old-fashioned or no longer useful

depreciate (v)

goods that have been completed and are ready to sell

finished goods (pl n)

equipment, machinery, buildings and land that have the value or power to earn money for a company

fixed assets / physical assets / tangible assets(pl n)
the good reputation and relationships that a company has with ist customers

goodwill (n)

things that are not physical but add value to a company

intangible assets (pl n)

the amount that something can be sold for at a particular time

market value (n)

something that is obsolete is not useful anymore because something newer or better has replaced it

obsolete (adj)
products that have not completed the manufacturing process

unfinished goods (pl n)

to use something so much that it is damaged and cannot be used anymore, or to become damaged in this way

wear out (phrasal v)

to reduce the value of something in accounts

write down (phrasal v)

to decide that something has no use or value anymore

write off (phrasal v)

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