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31 The bottom line
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Accountant = Someone who's job is to look at the financial records of companies. Accountancy firms = A company where accountants work. Accounts = Financial records. Book-keepers = People who work under accountants. Auditors = Specialists outside accountants who check a business' accounts at the end of a particular period to see if they give a true and fair view. True and fair view = Whether the accounts are accurate and complete. Creative accounting = Window dressing, when a company presents its results in a way that makes them look better than they really are. Accountancy = The profession, also called accounting. To report = To present the performance of a particular period in its results. Annual report = Results for a particular year. Income statement = A profit and loss account. To make a profit = If a company earns more than it spends. To make a loss = If a company spends more than it earns. Accounting standarts/ accounting rules = Different rules and standards for accounting. Pre-tax profit = Profit counted before tax is calculated. Pre-tax loss = A loss before tax is calculated. Exceptional profit/loss = Is a profit/loss that is not normally repeated. Gross profit = Profit before charges. Net profit = Profit after charges. Earnings = Profits. Bottom line = The final figure for profit or loss. In the black = If a company makes a profit. In the red = If a company makes a loss. Bleeding red ink = If a company makes a loss. Accountancy standards = Accountancy rules. Profit and loss account = Profit income statement. Financial results = Balance sheet, profit and loss account, and a lots of other information. Financial results = Are presented in its annual report. Annual report = Financial results given for a particular year or financial year. Report results = Presenting financial results. First-half results/second half results = When companies report results every half year. Quarter = Every three months. Financial reporting = Information given by a company about its financial results.
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