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An owner pays for a family holiday from her own pocket. That payment stays out of the business records under tA single individual runs a bakery with no partners and no shares issued. That structure is a:Two friends pool money and skills to run a design studio as co-owners. That structure is a:A company collapses owing money, yet its shareholders lose only what they invested. That protection is called:A company pays tax on its profits, then shareholders pay tax again on the dividends. This drawback is called:A statement showing how a business performed across a given period of time is the:A landscaper earned 1,400 and spent 1,150 in August. Her net income for the month is:The value of goods and services a business provides to customers over a period is its:The cost of providing those goods and services to customers is recorded as an:A firm's revenues come to 90,000 and its expenses to 96,000. The firm has recorded a net:A landscaper sells a spare plot bought for 1,500 for 2,000. The extra 500 is recorded as a:An analyst prefers profit that comes from sustainable trading rather than one-off sales. She is judging earninA delivery van that will serve the business for eight years is classified as a:Inventory expected to be sold within six months is classified as a:A supplier's bill falling due in ninety days appears on the balance sheet as a:The balance sheet is the accounting equation in statement form: assets equal liabilities plus:A shop has assets of 18,700 and liabilities of 1,850. Its owner's equity is:The ability of a business to turn assets into cash to meet short-term needs is its:Current assets of 6,200 less current liabilities of 1,850 gives working capital of:Dividing current assets of 6,200 by current liabilities of 1,850 gives a current ratio of about:A firm reports a current ratio of 0.8. This tells a lender the firm should watch its short-term:Managers at Waste Management deferred expenses to hit earnings targets and were charged in 2002 by the: