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31capital account — noun a) An account in the net worth section of the balance sheet of an entity such as sole proprietorships and partnerships. In this context, the capital account (or, in cases of more than one owner, the sum of all individual capital accounts )… …
32capital — Accumulated goods, possessions, and assets, used for the production of profits and wealth. Owners equity in a business. Often used equally correctly to mean the total assets of a business. Sometimes used to mean capital assets. In accounting, the …
33capital — Accumulated goods, possessions, and assets, used for the production of profits and wealth. Owners equity in a business. Often used equally correctly to mean the total assets of a business. Sometimes used to mean capital assets. In accounting, the …
34Capital punishment in Saudi Arabia — Part of a series on Capital punishment Issues Debate · …
35capital — I. a. 1. Chief, principal, leading, essential, cardinal, first in importance. 2. Fatal, forfeiting life, involving death. 3. (Colloq.) Excellent, good, prime, first rate, first class. II. n. 1. Metropolis, chief city or town. 2 …
36capital employed — Either the sum of the shareholders equity in a company and its long term debt or the fixed assets of a company plus its net current assets. Although this term is neither legally defined nor required to be disclosed in a balance sheet, it is an… …
37capital employed — Either the sum of the shareholders equity in a company and its long term debt or the fixed assets of a company plus its net current assets Although this term is neither legally defined nor required to be disclosed in a balance sheet, it is an… …
38Capital Recovery Factor — (CRF) A factor used to convert a lump sum value to an annual equivalent …
39principal sum — noun capital as contrasted with the income derived from it • Syn: ↑principal, ↑corpus • Hypernyms: ↑capital * * * noun : the sum specified to be paid under the terms of an accident or health insurance policy in case of the death of the insured or …
40working capital — see capital Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. working capital …
