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This document discusses key finance and accounting terms including costs that are fixed, variable, or semi-fixed; factors that impact revenue like price and quantity; break even analysis; profit and loss accounts that show the flow of finances; balance sheets that provide a snapshot of funds; and sources of funds from liabilities, loans, and shares and their use for fixed and current assets.
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- 1. Finance and Accounts 1
- 3. Key Terms
- 4. Costs Fixed (Indirect/Overheads) Variable (Direct) Semi-fixed
- 6. Break Even
- 8. Profit and Loss Account - Flow
- 9. Balance Sheet - Snapshot
- 10. Source of Funds Liabilities Loans Shares
- 11. Use of Funds Fixed Assets Current Assets