Díaz Ayala Rebeca Itzel
Salón 702
19/oct/2017
WORDS RELATIONATED WITH PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
1.- CASH (efectivo): It is made up of coins or bills.
2.- DEBT (adeudo): Amount of money owed.
3.- FINANCIAL STATE (Estado financiero): are the most important documents that gather information about the economic health of the company.
4.- INVOICE (factura): Account detailing the goods purchased or services received, along with their amount and amount, and delivered to whoever must pay.
5.- AMORTIZATION (amortización): Amortization of a debt or investment.
6.- DEPOSIT (depósito): Action of deposit.
7.- TAX (impuesto):Amount of money that have to be paid to the administration to contribute to public finances.
8.- COSTO (cost): Amount of money that costs one thing.
9.- COMPANY (compañía):Set of people that forms a society or organization for commercial or industrial purposes.
10.- BUSINESS (negocios): Activity or work that is done to obtain a benefit, especially when consists in conducting commercial operations, buying and selling goods or services.
11.- ENTERPRISE (empresa): Set of people that forms a society or organization for commercial or industrial purposes.
12.- SIGNATURE (firma):Sign or handwriting, usually consists of a name, surname and rubric
13.- ACCOUNTS (cuentas): Paper that has a price relation whose total represents a figure of money that must be paid.
14.- VALUE (valor): Validity of a thing.
15.- CHANGE (cambio): Money that is returned to the buyer when he delivers an amount higher than the amount.
16.- DEPARTMENT (departamento): Section which an institution or organization is divided.
17.- SHOP (tienda): Establishment which any type of consumer product is sold.
18.- COINS (monedas): Unit representative of the price of things that allows to carry out commercial transactions.
19.- DOLLARS (dólares): Coin or bill with the value of this unit.
20.- MONEY (dinero): Set of coins and bills used as legal means of payment.
21.- OFFICE (oficina): Place where a professional work of management, administration, etc. is realized.
22.- LIQUIDITY (liquidez): Ability of a good to be easily transformed into cash.
23.- SALARY (salario): Money received by a person from the company or entity for which he works for payment, usually on a periodic time.
24.- ACCOUNTING (contabilidad): Control and recording system of expenses and income and other economic operations carried out by a company or entity.
25.- SUPPLIERS (proveedores): That provides or supplies another person with what is necessary or convenient for a particular purpose.
26.- CREDITORS (acreedores): That you have the right to request that an obligation be fulfilled, especially that you will be paid a debt.
27.- DEBTORS (deudores): That owes a thing or is obligated to satisfy a debt.
28.- AGREEMENTS (acuerdos): Document that shows the obligations and rights accepted by the parties that sign it.
29.- PAYSHEET (nómina): Document that shows the salary that a person receives regularly from a company and all operations related to it.
30.- BALANCES (saldos): Amount in favor or against that results from performing the transactions corresponding to an account
31.- BALANCE SHEET (balance general): Is the financial status of a company at any given time.
32.- RENT (renta): Amount of money or property that is regularly paid for renting a thing.
33.- RENTAL (alquiler): Amount of money which a thing is rented.
34.- RECEIPT (recibo): Signed document stating that you have received an amount of money, merchandise or service.
35.- ECONOMY (economía): System of production, distribution, commerce and consumption of goods and services of a society or of a country.
36.- COMMISSION (comisión): Amount paid or charged for some commercial or banking transactions; is usually a percentage of the value of the operation.
37.- SOCIETY (sociedad): An organized system of relationships that are established among this group of people.
38.- INVENTORY (inventario): A list ordered of goods and other valuables belonging to a person, company or institution.
39.- SPENDING (gasto): Amount of money or other thing that is spent.
40.- EARNINGS (ganancias): Amount of money earned.
41.- BUDGET (presupuesto): Calculation of the cost befone a work or a service.
42.- FRANCHISE (franquicia): System of sale of products of a commercial firm in a store of another owner and under certain economic conditions.
43.- FISCAL (fiscal): Of the fiscal or related to the public finances and with the system of taxation for its maintenance.
44.- MANAGEMENT (gestión): Set of operations that are done to direct and manage a business or a company.
45.- FUNDS (fondos): Money or flows belonging to the public treasury or to a merchant's credit.
46.- AUDIT (auditoría): Inspection or verification of the accounting of a company or an entity.
47.- ONLINE PAYMENT (pago en línea): Is a method that allows the transfer of money between users who wish to purchase a product / service on the Internet
48.- PASSIVE (pasivo): Set of debts and obligations of a person, company or organization.
49.- PATRIMONY (patrimonio): Set of property of a person or an institution, susceptible of economic estimation.
50.- ADVANCE (anticipo): Part of the salary or amount of money that is anticipated or advanced.
51.- PAYMENT (pago): Amount of money delivered to pay.
52.- WARRANTY (garantía): Thing that provides that security.
53.- TRADE (comercial): It has a lucrative purpose, which seeks an economic benefit.
54.- ESTABLISHMENT (establecimiento): Local, house or building where a commercial, industrial, sanitary or other activity is carried out.
55.- PROVISION (provisión): Reserve money, maintenance supplies or other things to meet a specific need.
56.- LAWS (leyes): Rules established by a higher authority to regulate, according to justice, some aspect of social relations.
57.- CREDIT (crédito): Amount of money lent by a bank or a savings bank and that must be returned in a determined period in the agreed conditions
58.- SUBSIDY (subsidio): Financial aid that a person or entity receives from an official body to meet a particular need.
59.- RETIREMENT (jubilación): Pension received by a person when he retires.
60.- INTEREST RATE (tasa de interés): Is the price of money in the financial market.
61.- COMMERCE (comercio): Establishment where products are sold.
62.- BANK (banco): Commercial company that carries out financial transactions with the money coming from shareholders and clients.
63.- CLIENT (cliente): Person who uses the services of a professional or a company, especially the one that does it regularly.
64.- ROUNDING (redondeo): Rounding effect.
65.- SHARES (acciones): Is the participation of its partners is represented by negotiable instruments called actions.
66.- SHAREHOLDERS (accionistas): A person who owns the shares of a corporation.
67.- ACCEPTING (OF A DOCUMENT) (Aceptante, de un documento): Person or entity that signs a promissory note.
68.- INVESTMENT (inversión): Action to invest an amount of money, time or effort on one thing.
69.- ACCUMULATION (acumulación): Action and effect of accumulating. Part of the product obtained by a community during a certain period, not consumed during it
70.- AGENCY (agencia): Commercial company that deals with different issues: advertising agency, information, travel, etc. Branch of a financial establishment or certain enterprises.
71.- APPRECIATION OF A COIN (apreciación de una moneda): Increase in the value of one currency with respect to a different currency.
72.- TARIFF (arancel): Tax imposed on each unit of a merchandise imported into a country.
73.- ARCHING (arqueo): Transaction by which cash stocks are counted in cash.
74.- LESSEE (arrendatario): Fork, user who pays a lease for the leased property.
75.- INSURER (asegurador): Person or company that, by compensation, undertakes any type of insurance contract.
76.- SELF-FINANCING (autofinanciamiento): Procedure to cover expenses with own income.
77.- NOTICE (aviso): Letter template sent by a bank to a client or another bank, to confirm receipt or credit of money, checks, drafts, securities or other documents.
78.- COMMERCIAL BALANCE (balance comercial): Comparative State of imports and exports of goods and services of a country.
79.- DATABASE (base de datos): An information storage center within a computerized accounting system.
80.- BENEFIT (beneficio): Profit realized by a company and corresponding to the difference between the expenses required for the production of a good or a service and the income corresponding to the sale of the goods produced in the market.
81.- FEEDING BONDS (bonos de alimentación): Document that covers the consumption of food in institutions with which there are contracts that allow it.
82.- SMALL BOX (caja chica): A fund that contains a small amount of cash that is used to pay for smaller expenses.
83.- SAFE-DEPOSIT BOX (caja fuerte): Wardrobe or enclosure, equipped with a security lock, used to store money, securities, etc.
84.- CASH REGISTER (caja registradora): Equipment used in commerce to facilitate calculation operations for the person responsible for collecting and controlling the amounts collected.
85.- SHAREHOLDER'S EQUITY (capital contable del propietario): The right that a business owner has over the assets of the same. It is also known as Capital.
86.- FIXED CAPITAL (capital fijo): It consists of the Fixed Assets Investment and the Pre-Operation Expenses.
87.- CARPET (carpeta): Invoices of the public or commercial values or effects that are presented to the collection, exchange or amortization.
88.- CHECK (cheque): A check is "a bill of exchange drawn against a bank, payable on demand".
89.- CLAUSES (cláusulas): Specifications that obligatorily regulate the development of an activity.
90.- UNFORESEEN (imprevistos): It is a game that serves to deal with unplanned financial demands.
91.- INCENTIVES (incentivos): Tourist packages, with high margins, usually directed to companies within a Marketing plan.
92.- INFLATION (inflación): Economic imbalance characterized by a general rise in prices and an increase in the circulation of money.
93.- REPORT (informe): Exposition, usually written, on a subject or person, in which data and assessments are provided so that a decision can be easily made.
94.- ENTRY (ingreso): Increase in the stockholders' equity of the owner that is earned by delivering goods or services to customers.
95.- SIMPLE INTEREST (interés simple): Additional amount received by a capital as payment for your loan during a certain period of time divided into intervals.
96.- IRREGULARITY (irregularidad): Pseudo random components, errors, which can not be explained from a time series.
97.- LIQUIDABILITY (liquidabilidad): Criteria for ordering the items of the asset, according to the facility each has to become available.
98.- MARKETING (marketing): Set of coordinated operations that contribute to the development of sales of a product or service.
99.- MATERIALITY (materialidad): The relative importance of a value or thing.
100.- ACCOUNT CURRENCY (moneda de cuenta): The type of currency in which a nation's accounts are kept.
