Accounting Terms: Assets, Liabilities, Equity & Valuation
Allocations and Forecasting
Allocations and forecasting are true, without doubt. Despesa Real.
Amortization
Amortization: Reductions in the value of assets due to their use or to changes that occur with advances in technology.
Required Books
Required Books: Book inventory or accounts, Journal of Proceedings.
Differences: Buffering and Allocation
Dif. buffering and allocation: Spending is based on the use that women and is providing some funding.
With Liabilities
With liabilities: Liabilities and Liabilities Corrente Pat.Net and not running.
Parts of a Balance
Parts of a balance:
- Assets
- Liabilities
Debit and Credit Balance
Duty means the credit balance is greater than the + have. (Incomes)
Heritage Concept and Pat.Net
Heritage concept and Pat.Net: Patconjunt of goods, rights and forces. k persna belonged to an F or J at a given time.
Reserves
Reservations are retained earnings.
Capital and Social Capital
Soc Dif.capital and Capital Cap. Social represents contributions made by partners and Head is a single employer.
Anticipated Expenditures
Anticipated expenditures means
Prepaid Expenses
Expenses accounted anticipated this year and correspond to the following exercises (active account).
Core of Fundamental Accounting
Top of the fundamental Contábil: Has served as decision-oriented planning and control, using an adequate Pat.Net interpretation and representation and its variations.
Credits for Discounted Bills
Credits for discounted bills means ...
Variation of Stocks
Variation of stocks are allocated to accounts registered at the closure of the exercise; the variations between EF and EI affect groups 6 and 7.
Fair Value Concept
Fair value concept: The amount of an asset or a liability that would be settled between stakeholders and reported accordingly.
Financial Asset Definition
Financial asset is: An instrument that gives rise to a financial asset in one company and, simultaneously, a financial liability or an equity instrument in another company, grouping them in portfolios that reflect the buyer's intentionality.
Provision for Decommissioning
The provision for decommissioning ...
Fundamental Equation
The fundamental equation is PAT.NET = ASSETS - LIABILITIES
Profit and Loss Scheme
The scheme of P and G can classify different types of income and expenditure and assign concepts to groups.
To Regularize the Books
To regularize the books we bring them to the Registry.
Accounting Note
One note: Representation of an accounting item of the assets.
Inventory Definition
Inventory: Value of all goods and proven tax obligations.
Fair Value: Initial Value
Fair value: The initial value plus the cost of purchase.
Provision
Provision: Value adjustments are reversible.
Current Tax
Current tax: The amount that has been paid to the Public Treasury, which is calculated on the profits.