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| 2. | Capital acquired from a specialist venture financial institution that seeks to become a part owner in the business. |
| 5. | Electronic Funds Transfer at Point Of Sale |
| 8. | Also known as a working capital ratio, simply current assets over current liabilities |
| 9. | A bank, financial institution, supplier or individual that is owed money by a business and holds security over an asset the business owns in case the loan is not repaid. |
| 11. | What remains from revenue or sales after all expenses have been deducted. |
| 14. | Total liabilities over total equity and a measure of a firms long term financial stability |
| 16. | Occurs when a business sells its accounts receivable asset to a specialist factoring firm |
| 17. | Money that is owed to an external business or person that will be repaid in less than 12 months |
| 21. | Steps taken by the Reserve Bank of Australia to affect the finance market and assist the Federal Government to achieve its goal of low inflation and economic growth |
| 22. | Occurs where expenditure has exceeded income for an unacceptable length of time and the firm is unable to pay its debts |
| 24. | A company's invitation to investors to buy shares in a company. |
| 25. | A summary of a businesses revenue and expenses over a set financial period. |
| 28. | A current asset that represents money owed to businesses that have ordered and received a good but have yet to pay for it. |
| 32. | A snapshot on a particular day that shows the assets a business owns, the liabilities the business owes and the equity the owner has invested in the business. |
| 34. | When the owners of a business take money out of the business for their own use |
| 35. | An unincorporated business with one owner |
| 36. | An asset that does not physically exist but is of value that increases the value of the company |
| 38. | The revenue remaining after paying the cost of goods sold. |
| 39. | Payment of bills using online internet banking |
| 42. | Assets such as cash in the bank and accounts receivable that earn revenue for a business in the short term (less than 12 months) |
| 43. | Occurs when all the assets of a business are sold to generate cash to pay liabilites and creditors. |
| 44. | Appointed to manage a business on behalf of the businesses creditors. |
| 45. | Financial gifts provided by government to assist businesses to establish or expand |
| 46. | A person who possesses natural business ability and takes a calculated risk to start a business |
| 47. | An intangible asset valued according to the advantage or reputation a business has acquired over time. |