Accounting Crossword

1. The money a company spends to run its business (8 letters).
2. The money a company makes after paying for everything it needs to run (6 letters).
4. The money paid to workers for the job they do (5 letters).
6. An accountant who has passed the tests and requirements to work professionally (3 letters).
8. When a company’s debts are greater than what it owns (7 letters).
12. The value of a company owned by its shareholders, including stock and retained earnings (15 letters)two words.
13. Money and assets used to help a business grow and succeed (7 letters).
15. The extra money a company has after paying all its expenses (7 letters).
16. Money a company owes to suppliers or vendors for things it bought on credit (15 letters)two words
18. An entry that shows an increase in assets or an expense, or a decrease in liabilities (5 letters).
19. Everything a company owns, like cash, inventory, and equipment (6 letters).

1. The value of what a company owns after it has paid off all its debts (6 letters).
3. Long-term things a business owns, like buildings or equipment, that don’t change often (11 letters).
5. When a company records an expense or income even if the cash hasn't been paid or received yet (7 letters).
7. Money and assets used to help a business grow and succeed (7 letters).
9. The money a company earns by selling goods or services (6 letters)two words.
10. Money customers owe to a company for goods or services they've received but haven’t paid for yet.(18 letters)two words.
11. A check by an accountant to make sure a company’s financial statements are accurate (5 letters).
14. A plan for how much money a company or person expects to make and spend in the future (6 letters).
17. The total money a company makes from selling its products or services (7 letters).