Across
- 2. the change between liabilities and assets
- 4. financial reports that summarize the financial condition and operations of a business.
- 8. any business action that revises owners’ equity, assets, and liabilities.
- 9. A planned process designed to arrange financial dates and sum up the results in accounting reports and records.
- 10. Something you owe.
- 14. the distinction between the decrease and increases in an account.
- 15. an account used to sum up the owner’s equity in an employment.
- 17. the title given to an account.
- 18. an individual or company to whom a liability is owed.
- 21. a grow in equity ending from the sale of services or goods.
- 23. a business that appoints an activity for a cost.
- 24. the amount left after the amount of all liabilities is taken away from the value of all assets.
- 25. a formal document that’s written to characterize the nature of the business and how it will go.
- 26. financial freedom to the assets of a workplace.
- 27. things owned taken from the company for the owner’s personal usage.
Down
- 1. a formal article that shows what a person owns, what and person owes, and the difference between the two.
- 3. the use of ethics in building business agreements.
- 5. the change between special assets and personal liabilities.
- 6. the process of planning, recording, analyzing, and finding financial information.
- 7. the basis of wrong and right that direct an individual in making agreements.
- 11. a record that compiles all the transactions connected to one item in the accounting equation.
- 12. the equation showing the link among liabilities, assets, and owners’ equity.
- 13. generally accepted accounting ethics, the standards and customs that accountants follow while documenting and reporting financial activities.
- 16. Something you own.
- 19. a sale for which money will be collected later.
- 20. a business kept by an individual.
- 22. the charge of goods or services used to run a business.
