What is the correct statement? (profit and loss account), The bottom line, Profit and loss account, Accounts, Number, Nomina, Cost, A business term which means the company stops owing money to someone. (in the red), Income statement, The bottom line, In the red, Computer, School, Student, The final line in the accounts of the company showing the total profit or loss that has been made. (the bottom line), In the red, Income statement, Bank, The bottom line, The money made by a company for a particular period after all costs, taxes have been paid. (net profit), Net profit, Gross profit, Book, Net loss, A company’s profit from selling goods and services before costs not directly related to them are subtracted. (gross profit), Net profit, Net loss, Gross profit, Mauntain, A company’s total revenue less its operating expenses, depreciation expense and interest, but no taxes. (pre-tax profit), Net loss, Net profit, Money, A.pre-tax profit, The total loss made by a company before tax has been taken away. (pre-tax loss), Loss, Net loss, Word, A.pre-tax loss, A report made a company each year that includes the audited accounts, income statement and opinion of how the company will do in the future. (annual report), Income statement, Profit and loss report, Annual report, National, Accountancy firms, He keeps or examines the financial record of a company, An official examination of the accounts of a business, Another term for creative accounting, Companies specialize in accounting services or even payroll and auditing services, Audit, He keeps or examines the financial record of a company, Another term for creative accounting, An official examination of the accounts of a business, He keeps the exact record of the money spent or received by a company, Creative accounting, Another term for creative accounting, Recording financial information but not showing the real situation, Bookkeepers, An official examination of the accounts of a business, Recording financial information but not showing the real situation, He keeps or examines the financial record of a company, He keeps the exact record of the money spent or received by a company, True and fair view, Companies specialize in accounting services or even payroll and auditing services, Auditor’s terms meaning the accounts are complete and accurate, Accountants, Another term for creative accounting, He keeps or examines the financial record of a company, Window dressing, Another term for creative accounting, An official examination of the accounts of a business, He keeps or examines the financial record of a company, Recording financial information but not showing the real situation, Who owns shares in a company, Reserves, Divelends, Shares, Shareholders, Equity surplus, Profit, Incomes less costs less expenses and income tax, Shares, Financial instruments, Profit, Reserves, Amount of profits, from previous, years, retained by the company to be reinvested, Shares, Accumulated utilities, Equity surplus, Financial instruments, Equity instrument issu, Financial instruments, Prefit, Shares, Dividends, Reserves, Contributions, Legal right to the assets of a company, Shares, Stockholders' equity, Reserves, Contributions, Value invested by a partner in the company that he/she constitutes, Contributions, Reserves, Dividends, Shares, It is a contract that gives rise to a financial asset in one company and a financial liability or equity instrument in another, Shares, Reserves, Sahrehelding, Financial instruments, Contributions, Dividends, Part of the profit destined to legal, occasional or statutory requirements, Sahrehelding, Financial instruments, Contributions, Shares, Dividends, Reserves, Reminders of assets less liabilities of an entity, Contributions, Dividends, Shareholding / Equity interest, Financial instruments, When an entity issues shares for a value greater than their nominal cost, Equity surplus, Shareholding / Equity interest, Financial instruments, Contributions, Part of the profit that is decided to be distributed among the partners, Financial instruments, Contributions, Equity surplus, Dividends

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