Gillan French - Chartered Accountant Ian French - Chartered Accountant Elaine Brown - Bookkeeping, Payroll Gavin Cook - Accounts Jan Collis - Bookkeeping Payroll Tammy Letard - Administrator
New Business Start Up Retirement Revenue Investigation
Our Location
A - Accounts Glossary B - Accounts Glossary C - Accounts Glossary D - Accounts Glossary E - Accounts Glossary F - Accounts Glossary G - Accounts Glossary H - Accounts Glossary I - Accounts Glossary J - Accounts Glossary K - Accounts Glossary L - Accounts Glossary M - Accounts Glossary N - Accounts Glossary O - Accounts Glossary P - Accounts Glossary Q - Accounts Glossary R - Accounts Glossary S - Accounts Glossary T - Accounts Glossary U - Accounts Glossary V - Accounts Glossary W - Accounts Glossary X - Accounts Glossary Y - Accounts Glossary Z - Accounts Glossary
Profit

New Business SmartieE - Acounting Glossary

Accounting definitions.

Source: Wikipedia.org

EBITDA
In accounting, EBITDA stands for "Earnings before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization". When companies publish their financial statements, the most important metric for investors is the company's income, which is calculated as the company's revenue minus all its expenses. Some companies also publish their EBITDA, which, these companies usually claim, provides a more true picture of the company's profitability than the "income" number.

Expense
In accounting, an expense is a general term for an outgoing payment made by a business or individual. One specific use of the term in accounting is whether a particular expenditure is classified as an expense, which is reported immediately to the investing public in the business's income statement; or whether it is classified as a capital expenditure or an expenditure subject to depreciation, which are not. These latter types of expenditures are reported eventually, but not immediately, by business that use accrual-basis accounting, meaning all large businesses.

A personal service, from a dedicated team of experts.