Across
- 3. What financial figure would increase when a business spends money on things such as rent, wages, or electricity?
- 4. What balance sheet category would include amounts that a business is required to pay to other people or organisations?
- 7. What financial tool could an owner use to see whether the business has more assets than liabilities at a specific date?
- 8. What analysis could a business use before setting a sales target to find the point where it starts covering its costs?
- 9. What financial ratio would be useful if an owner was worried about being able to pay bills that are due soon?
- 11. What part of a cash flow forecast would include money received from customers buying the business's products?
- 13. What part of a cash flow forecast would include payments such as wages, rent, supplies, and other business costs?
Down
- 1. What financial ratio could compare money and other short-term resources available with debts that need to be paid soon?
- 2. What balance sheet category would include valuable resources owned by a business, such as equipment or cash?
- 5. What financial tool would help an owner compare sales earned with the costs of running the business to judge its overall performance?
- 6. What financial figure would a business examine to see how much money its sales have generated before subtracting expenses?
- 8. What financial tool could help an organisation decide whether its planned spending is affordable before the money is actually spent?
- 10. What financial tool could a business use to predict whether it might run short of cash during a particular month?
- 12. What type of financial ratio could an owner use to judge how successfully the business is turning its sales into profit?
- 14. What financial ratio would help an owner assess whether the business is financially stable enough to deal with debts over the long term?