Accounting Vocabulary - Difficult Crossword Puzzle

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  • going concern : the assumption that the business will continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future.
  • goodwill : the amount paid to acquire a business over and above the fair value of its net separable assets.
  • mark-up : percentage added to cost price to arrive at selling price.
  • overheads : all costs other than direct materials, direct labor (and direct expenses, if any).
  • premium : shares are normally issued at a […] above their nominal or par value.
  • prepayment : an expense paid in one financial period where the benefits are not received until some future period.
  • sunk costs : past costs that are irrelevant in a net present value calculation since they will not be affected whether or not the project proceeds.
  • provision : amount set aside out of profits to reduce the value of an asset, due to factors such as uncertainty of value.
  • liquidation : the end of a company’s existence, whereby all its assets are sold, and its liabilities paid.
  • reserves : funds set aside within a limited company, created from profits or paid in by shareholders.
  • solvency : the ability of a business to pay its debts as they fall due.
  • discounting: the process of converting future values into present values.