Finance!

Finance is a field related to investment research. This involves dynamics of assets and liabilities over time, under more or less uncertain and dangerous circumstances. Money is also called science of money management. Finance aims to evaluate assets based on the level of risk and expected returns. Finance is divided into three subcategories: public finance, corporate finance,...

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Budget!

Budget is a financial plan for a specific period (usually one year). It also includes anticipated sales and volume, resource volume, costs and costs, assets, liabilities and cash flows. Companies, governments, families, and other organizations are used to publish strategic plans for activities and events in measurable terms.  Budget is the amount allocated for a specific...

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Leverage!

In finance, leverage (sometimes referred to as gearing in the United Kingdom and Australia) are strategies involving the use of funds borrowed by purchasing assets, and after taxes the assets and borrowing costs are assets. Typically, funders limit the amount of risk you want to execute, limit the amount of leverage that is permitted, and require assets to...

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Issued Share Capital!

The share capital that has been issued to shareholders. This is a part of the company's authorized capital (the maximum amount of capital that can issue legal conditions). The part not yet issued is called free capital.  Total number of shares held by shareholders. The company can grant new shares to all approved shares of the stock at any time. Register capital is...

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Authorized Share Capital!

Authorized share capital is the number of shares that may be issued in the article of the company or company organization stated in the memorandum of establishment. Authorized share  capital is often insufficiently used by management to create space for the issuance of additional inventories in the future if companies need to quickly acquire capital. Another reason...

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Working Capital!

Working capital is a measure of business efficiency and its short-term financial soundness. Employment capital is calculated as follows. Working Capital = current assets - current liabilities The working capital ratio indicates whether there are enough short-term assets to cover short-term borrowings. All less than 1 indicate negative W / C (working capital). Those exceeding...

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Drawing Account!

Drawing accounts are accounting records used to track funds withdrawn by employers. Drawer accounts are mainly used for businesses that are taxed as the sole owner or partnership. Exclusive remuneration for an entity that is taxed as a separate entity should generally be provided as a reward or dividend. The drawing account is a capital account. However, by reducing the...

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