NET FIXED ASSETS
For a point in time on a balance sheet, this is the fixed assets’ value. Calculate as: (all fixed assets’ purchase price plus leasehold improvements) minus (Accumulated depreciation plus Total liabilities).
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For a point in time on a balance sheet, this is the fixed assets’ value. Calculate as: (all fixed assets’ purchase price plus leasehold improvements) minus (Accumulated depreciation plus Total liabilities).
Lease arrangement by a tenant, the lessee, to pay rent plus associated general expenses. A capital lease is a net lease but an operating lease is not. The lessee may pay for
In general, any premium with a commission, or expenses, or dividends, or loss coverage subtracted. It is a general term that can have many different meanings. In particular, it is the premium
On-hand stock subtracted from gross requirements.
Total revenue from all products made from crude oil minus total cost bringing crude oil to market. Only applies to oil suppliers.
The current liquid asset in a corporation minus liabilities.
Development process for a new product or service. This development type is set as the preliminary step in product or service development. It involves steps in a protocol that must be completed
Online discussion group for interaction via an electronic bulletin board system and chat sessions. Every conceivable subject is covered by thousands of internet based newsgroups. (refer to Usenet) (refer to internal relay
Founded in 1949, 225 largest Japanese corporations listed on Tokyo stock exchange as a price weighted index. It holds the ‘First section’ firms’ shares, the Japanese equivalent to NYSE Blue Chips. Movement
Legal rule: a defendant who owes the plaintiff no duty is not liable for any plaintiff injury or damage.
Inert or near-inert metal showing little or no chemical activity with atmosphere and mild acids. Gold, silver, and platinum are such metals. They do not rust or corrode, displaying an indefinite life
A mortgage that includes non residential items such as pools.
The way amounts payable and received are computed.
The risk that occurs when operations are flawed and errors occur.
When a buyer is paid off based on how much better the market does than the strike price.
A fixed incomes yield curve depicting interest rates and maturity dates for a marketplace.
The flag in a chart signifing a peak point. At this peak prices drop or raise quickly.
A chart showing movement of investments without considering time. Xs and Os show up and down movement and if the trend shifts a new column is added. The chart is made to
When a companies assets exceed its liabilities. There is plenty of liquidity to cover obligatins. Refer to negative working capital.
The way banks calculate the speed a mortgage will be repaid. A common way is the constant repayment rate model.